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Gardai will conduct more than 100 checkpoints a day during Level Three as part of Operation Fanacht.
Officers will focus on detaining people leaving their county for nonessential reasons as part of the latest regulations.
Fixed checkpoints on highways and expressways will no longer be in place, unlike level five.
Static checkpoints will operate during off-peak hours: 10am to 5pm. M. At 4 p. M. And from 7 p. M. A 9 p. M.
Here’s what you can expect from Operation Fanacht in the coming weeks;
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- Within the framework of Operation Fanacht, more than 100 checkpoints will be conducted daily on major routes supported by a mobile checkpoint program with a focus on inter-county travel guidelines.
- Static checkpoints will operate during off-peak hours: 10am to 5pm. M. At 4 p. M. And from 7 p. M. A 9 p. M.
- Fixed checkpoints on motorway / expressway routes will no longer be in place.
- The high-visibility patrols will take place in key cities, urban locations, and retail in the lead up to Christmas. There will also be patrols that will focus on the nighttime economy. In this sense, An Garda Síochána will keep in close contact with retail and authorized establishments.
- Controls in facilities licensed under Operation Navigation will increase again.
- Community engagement activity will continue to focus on the vulnerable and those who feel isolated, particularly during the Christmas season.
- Continuation of the active investigation of domestic abuse, as well as support for victims under Operation Faoiseamh
Commissioner Drew Harris said: “Throughout the pandemic, health advice and regulations have been followed very well by the public. It is critical that this continues at Level Three.
“While people can be more active and travel more starting December 1, we must all remember that COVID-19 is still with us and we must act accordingly. We must all continue to play our role by heeding health advice. This is the best way to protect ourselves, our loved ones and neighbors. “
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