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While Covid-19 restrictions have been eased in Ireland, what are other European countries doing?
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced a five-step plan to reopening New Zealand’s borders.
Last night, NPHET recommended that almost all Covid-19 restrictions could end.
Martin announced the news this evening.
NPHET met today to discuss Ireland’s Covid-19 measures.
We want to hear your stories about how the restrictions since March 2020 have impacted your work life.
Newly published guidelines state anyone attending a nightclub will need to have purchased a ticket.
Fully-vaccinated panels can again use the locker-rooms.
Covid-19 Digital Certificates will still be required for indoor hospitality from tomorrow.
Nightclubs are set to reopen this Friday.
Concert promoter Shane Dunne reacts to the latest government announcement on the live events sector.
An extract from The Journal’s coronavirus newsletter.
Public health officials yesterday confirmed a further 2,180 cases of Covid-19 in Ireland.
Foreign tourists on regular flights will then be able to enter India starting on 15 November.
A meeting of senior officials this afternoon heard that Ireland’s Covid-19 situation has taken an unexpected turn.
Melbourne, however, continues to lag behind while jab rates gradually increase.
Schools reopened their doors to pupils over the last couple of weeks – how have they been dealing with Covid cases?
From TheJournal.ie
Musicians and entertainers want the government to set a timeline for when live events can return.
Officials also said they would delay second shots of the Pfizer vaccine in order to speed up first shots.
Government officials and representatives from the hospitality industry had a “robust and engaging conversation”.
Minister Eamon Ryan said the return to offices will be “done on a staged basis”.
Unvaccinated staff, fear of public backlash and no counter service are among the reasons some pubs and restaurants aren’t reopening indoor areas.
Legal mandates covering the wearing of masks and working from home have been scrapped.
Opposition parties will also be briefed on the plans, which they have described as discriminatory.
The British Medical Association said the move could have ‘potentially devastating consequences’.
The plans allow for the reopening of indoor dining within NPHET’s guidance.
A range of coronavirus restrictions are due to be eased in England, possibly as soon as 19 July.
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street press conference updating his plans for ‘freedom day’ on 19 July.
From TheJournal.ie
Leo Varadkar said communions and confirmations are “off, unfortunately”.
From wasted food to cancelled bookings, an extension of restrictions could mean large losses for pubs and restaurants.
There’s been a focus this week on how the Delta variant could impact the reopening of indoor hospitality.
NPHET will next week issue advice to government on the planned 5 July reopening measures.
An interview with Micheál Martin aired on Virgin Media Television this evening.
