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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"is this a regional thing or is it the whole of Ireland ?
if anyone could post a link to the info I'd appreciate it  "
COVID-19 UPDATE
The Government have identified five key priority areas:
1. Face coverings must be worn in all shops and retail settings and shopping centres. Retail staff will also be required to wear them unless there is a partition in place or there is a space of 2 metres between them and customers.
2. Pubs, bars, hotel bars, nightclubs and casinos will remain closed until 10 August. Pubs currently serving food can remain open.
3. Social visits to people's homes should be limited to a max of ten people from no more than four different households.
4. Current restrictions of 50 people in indoor gatherings, 200 at outdoor gatherings is being extended until 10 August.
5. It is continuing to advise against all non-essential travel.
The Government will publish a green list of countries on 20 July. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"is this a regional thing or is it the whole of Ireland ?
if anyone could post a link to the info I'd appreciate it "
It's a decision taken by the government of the Republic for all of that jurisdiction. |
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"Pubs not serving food and nite clubs can't reopen till the 10th of Aug. I was looking forward to having a pint looks like I'll have to wait 3 extra weeks now. "
they might not reopen on august 10th either..country could be locked down fully again..the 2nd wave has just begun..daily figures in low teens to 20s..could explode very fast  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I wish they would stop all the tourist coming into the country, my local area is full of them. One village had to close yesterday because it was full of Americans. "
Was this in county Galway? |
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They want the tourists coming especially the Americans as they are big spenders its ridiculous that they are letting people from the second worse it country into are country im beginning to think the government want a second wave |
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Getting really tired of the Govt and their ‘flouncing’ of their own rules!....
We couldn’t go outside a 2km radius of our house but yet they allowed people to be flown in to the country to pick fruit!? WOW 
Now, We can’t take leave and get permission to leave the state (job won’t allow it) but yet flights are coming in to the country with American tourists!
This is outrageous |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Getting really tired of the Govt and their ‘flouncing’ of their own rules!....
We couldn’t go outside a 2km radius of our house but yet they allowed people to be flown in to the country to pick fruit!? WOW
Now, We can’t take leave and get permission to leave the state (job won’t allow it) but yet flights are coming in to the country with American tourists!
This is outrageous "
We were sent an email in work advising no international travel with a very subtle hint if we did travel would affect promotions in the future. |
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"Getting really tired of the Govt and their ‘flouncing’ of their own rules!....
We couldn’t go outside a 2km radius of our house but yet they allowed people to be flown in to the country to pick fruit!? WOW
Now, We can’t take leave and get permission to leave the state (job won’t allow it) but yet flights are coming in to the country with American tourists!
This is outrageous
We were sent an email in work advising no international travel with a very subtle hint if we did travel would affect promotions in the future. "
Some have been warned that if they travel outside the country without permission then they will have to isolate for a further 14 days on return at their own expense and leave! |
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"Getting really tired of the Govt and their ‘flouncing’ of their own rules!....
We couldn’t go outside a 2km radius of our house but yet they allowed people to be flown in to the country to pick fruit!? WOW
Now, We can’t take leave and get permission to leave the state (job won’t allow it) but yet flights are coming in to the country with American tourists!
This is outrageous
We were sent an email in work advising no international travel with a very subtle hint if we did travel would affect promotions in the future.
Some have been warned that if they travel outside the country without permission then they will have to isolate for a further 14 days on return at their own expense and leave!"
Yep. Where I work has stated this. You will have to take 2 weeks hols anyway.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Getting really tired of the Govt and their ‘flouncing’ of their own rules!....
We couldn’t go outside a 2km radius of our house but yet they allowed people to be flown in to the country to pick fruit!? WOW
Now, We can’t take leave and get permission to leave the state (job won’t allow it) but yet flights are coming in to the country with American tourists!
This is outrageous
We were sent an email in work advising no international travel with a very subtle hint if we did travel would affect promotions in the future.
Some have been warned that if they travel outside the country without permission then they will have to isolate for a further 14 days on return at their own expense and leave!"
We were told same, at moment I'm doing 3-4 shifts in office and two at home. Had considered going abroad Before end of year thinking I could work from home and self isolate after returning. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"is this a regional thing or is it the whole of Ireland ?
if anyone could post a link to the info I'd appreciate it
COVID-19 UPDATE
The Government have identified five key priority areas:
1. Face coverings must be worn in all shops and retail settings and shopping centres. Retail staff will also be required to wear them unless there is a partition in place or there is a space of 2 metres between them and customers.
2. Pubs, bars, hotel bars, nightclubs and casinos will remain closed until 10 August. Pubs currently serving food can remain open.
3. Social visits to people's homes should be limited to a max of ten people from no more than four different households.
4. Current restrictions of 50 people in indoor gatherings, 200 at outdoor gatherings is being extended until 10 August.
5. It is continuing to advise against all non-essential travel.
The Government will publish a green list of countries on 20 July."
^^^^ Thanks Rosie.
2nd wave has begun before they expected it too. |
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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago
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Only a question of time until we have an American tourist imported cluster. Why do we have to learn the hard way until something is done to prevent people coming in from high risk countries?
It's a slap in the face for every pub owner hoping to open up again.  |
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"Only a question of time until we have an American tourist imported cluster. Why do we have to learn the hard way until something is done to prevent people coming in from high risk countries?
It's a slap in the face for every pub owner hoping to open up again. "
Its a slap in the face for every person who adhered to the lockdown regulations.
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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago
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"Only a question of time until we have an American tourist imported cluster. Why do we have to learn the hard way until something is done to prevent people coming in from high risk countries?
It's a slap in the face for every pub owner hoping to open up again.
Its a slap in the face for every person who adhered to the lockdown regulations.
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Agree, well said!  |
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By *B 4099Man
over a year ago
North West, Outer Letterkenny area |
"i dont think there will be any pubs opening until summer 2021..how can d*unk people social distance ? this virus is here for at least another 1.5 yrs."
I'm not sure how long it may last, but as for what you are saying I have friends that recently went to a gastro pub, they were (the pub) very flexible with the rules. 50 odd pints consumed by 3 and the obligatory food hardly touched. Long story short their conclusion the next day . Alcohol and social distancing is impossible
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"Only a question of time until we have an American tourist imported cluster. Why do we have to learn the hard way until something is done to prevent people coming in from high risk countries?
It's a slap in the face for every pub owner hoping to open up again.
Its a slap in the face for every person who adhered to the lockdown regulations.
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We fully agree! |
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By *j47Man
over a year ago
limerick |
I can't get my head around this travel advisory at all while we are being discouraged on foreign travel we let tourists in from high risk areas. There's a touch deja vue here about Italian travel last feb/ march before long we will be treating american cases here when we have abided by the rules to flatten the curve. I think Leo needs to get off the America is great potty and declare it a no travel area for ireland meaning no travel either way unless there is a proper enforced isolation on travellers. The rest of europe has stopped americans entering so can we, also the back door in the north needs to be shut firmly either at the northern ports or the border |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Only 4 new cases of the whole of the new cases were from outside Ireland 9 out of 10 new cases are younger people, with the think had been in larger groups."
That's 4 too many though, Yanks I believe. They sure are gonna spread the virus, 94 US flights landed in Dublin a few days ago I believe  Apparently we are the only European Country accepting American tourists also, crazy shit |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I think it’s nuts. The only threat to schools not opening are tourists, especially yanks. Signs should be up on Bars, No Yanks Alllowed. It what’s the Irish got in 50s! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"How is nite club going to open at all in this brave new world? 
The same way as the swinging clubs are opening in the South at the end of this month I would say  "
Doesn't look likely now |
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By *onedbodMan
over a year ago
co Galway |
Sad thing is complain all we want but when those clowns in Government bring in new regulations people just bend over and take it! It's getting more like China everyday day in this country pure dictatorship... do this don't do that wear this.. |
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By *DGF20Man
over a year ago
Dublin |
Interesting how pubs, restaurants, beaches, schools are open in whole Europe with some restrictions of course but not in Ireland...but you are fine as long as you going to have meal with your pint... |
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"I think it’s nuts. The only threat to schools not opening are tourists, especially yanks. Signs should be up on Bars, No Yanks Alllowed. It what’s the Irish got in 50s!"
Saw a sign in London the other day....
“No Americans - (unless accompanied by an adult”
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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago
on the hill NordWest of |
"Interesting how pubs, restaurants, beaches, schools are open in whole Europe with some restrictions of course but not in Ireland...but you are fine as long as you going to have meal with your pint..."
Our restaurants and beaches are open, even some pubs. You'll find that most European countries haven't yet reopened nightclubs, have back paddled on opening up and/or have introduced new regulations on bars ie Mallorca just closed down again their drinking mile, mandatory facemask in swiss nightclubs etc. |
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By *DGF20Man
over a year ago
Dublin |
I have family in three different EU countries so i know exactly what i am talking about and what's happening, you can't compare Spain with so many numbers of infected people and Switzerland, they are living in 23th century comparing to Ireland or many other EU countries |
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