[ad_1] HEALTH Minister Simon Harris urged people to make the “next two weeks count” as Ireland remains in full closure until May 18. He admitted that the restrictions were difficult for everyone, but said the government’s road map to reopen the country gives the public “a sense of hope.” 2 Taoiseach Varadkar spoke in government … Read more
[ad_1] HEALTH Minister Simon Harris urged people to make the “next two weeks count” as Ireland remains in full closure until May 18. He admitted that the restrictions were difficult for everyone, but said the government’s road map to reopen the country gives the public “a sense of hope.” 2 Taoiseach Varadkar spoke in government … Read more
[ad_1] The roadmap is subject to ongoing public health advice, and movement to the next phase is only possible if the virus remains under control between each phase. The items listed in various phases represent a “flexible” menu of options for the government to implement as part of the country’s gradual reopening. New phases can … Read more
[ad_1] The Government is planning to extend the ‘stay at home’ travel restrictions from the current 2km to 20km on June 8. The coronavirus reopening phases roadmap was published tonight, showing exactly what the Government plans to do and when it plans to do it as we ideally head back to normal life over the … Read more
[ad_1] The government has published a “roadmap to ease restrictions.” It comes after Taoiseach’s announcement that the country will begin reopening on May 18. The Covid-19 restrictions will remain in effect until that date. However, Leo Varadkar has announced that the 2km exercise restriction will be extended to 5km starting May 5. Varadkar also announced … Read more
[ad_1] Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said that the easing of the restrictions will have to be slow and gradual and that a “road map to reopen Ireland” is being developed and will be approved by the Cabinet on Friday. However, he said the changes to the current restrictions will be made every two to four … Read more