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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

I haven’t been home for a few years now and I’m thinking about flying back to Dublin for a few days!

I’m not that far away…. Just Edinburgh!

Is it truly as bad in terms of COVID as what folk are saying?

Every time I go on RTE the place looks proper f**ked like!

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By *osmicGateMan  over a year ago

louth

It's grand here now.. I'd imagine Scotland has much higher rate of covid..

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By *asual777Man  over a year ago

i travel all over


"I haven’t been home for a few years now and I’m thinking about flying back to Dublin for a few days!

I’m not that far away…. Just Edinburgh!

Is it truly as bad in terms of COVID as what folk are saying?

Every time I go on RTE the place looks proper f**ked like!

"

Overseas travel particularly for a short journey like that is very safe If you’re doubly vaccinated

Planes are Nano filtered , you can distance in airports , the journey is short , you ll be wearing masks

I recently did it no problem and doing it again soon

If you’re super worried get a ferry from Stranraer to Belfast then drive. You can decide distances From other passengers on ferries

There is no way In my book that people should be missing out on contact with loved ones because of covid . It’s a manageable pandemic now and all restrictions pretty much are being removed late October

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Yeah I’m double vaccinated.

So what your all saying is ignore the news! ??

Edinburgh is really safe the now!

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By *asual777Man  over a year ago

i travel all over


"Yeah I’m double vaccinated.

So what your all saying is ignore the news! ??

Edinburgh is really safe the now! "

Fuck the news

Both governments allow you to travel

You need a locator form to come to Ireland

Don’t need one going back

Have your covid cert handy you ll need it everywhere

No need to quarantine

If you develop symptoms it’s a different story

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By *osmicGateMan  over a year ago

louth


"Yeah I’m double vaccinated.

So what your all saying is ignore the news! ??

Edinburgh is really safe the now! "

Ignore the news and live your life.. Wear a mask.. Wash hands.. Social distancing bla bla bla you know the drill..

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By *og-ManMan  over a year ago

somewhere


"It's grand here now.. I'd imagine Scotland has much higher rate of covid.. "

Except Ireland has the highest rate per 100,000 in Europe at present

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By *osmicGateMan  over a year ago

louth


"Yeah I’m double vaccinated.

So what your all saying is ignore the news! ??

Edinburgh is really safe the now!

Fuck the news

Both governments allow you to travel

You need a locator form to come to Ireland

Don’t need one going back

Have your covid cert handy you ll need it everywhere

No need to quarantine

If you develop symptoms it’s a different story "

I have a friend who regularly travels from Scotland on the ferry to NI then drives to the Republic is never stopped and has never heard of a locator form.. Think that's only if you fly into Dublin

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By *osmicGateMan  over a year ago

louth


"It's grand here now.. I'd imagine Scotland has much higher rate of covid..

Except Ireland has the highest rate per 100,000 in Europe at present "

Scotland a month ago saw a massive surge in covid it's waning now.. Its no differet to what Ireland is experiencing now.. Time to stop scaremongering and live life..

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By *asual777Man  over a year ago

i travel all over


"It's grand here now.. I'd imagine Scotland has much higher rate of covid..

Except Ireland has the highest rate per 100,000 in Europe at present "

True , but association between cases and harm changing enormously . Having it no longer means getting sick or passing it on necessarily

That’s not to say it’s over , or don’t be careful

But if vaccinated , we need to all live with it . Travel since the 19th July is ok . I mean Nphet have no issue with festivals let alone a 50 minute plane journey

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By *og-ManMan  over a year ago

somewhere

Just pointing out the figures as they are not trying to put the OP off travelling home

Certainly do it and take the now normal precautions

Hope to finally get back abroad this month or next month also

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By *asual777Man  over a year ago

i travel all over


"Yeah I’m double vaccinated.

So what your all saying is ignore the news! ??

Edinburgh is really safe the now!

Fuck the news

Both governments allow you to travel

You need a locator form to come to Ireland

Don’t need one going back

Have your covid cert handy you ll need it everywhere

No need to quarantine

If you develop symptoms it’s a different story

I have a friend who regularly travels from Scotland on the ferry to NI then drives to the Republic is never stopped and has never heard of a locator form.. Think that's only if you fly into Dublin "

He is meant to complete one but that journey is never ever monitored

They take about 2 minutes to complete anyway

No tests required between Ireland and Scotland

U.K. travellers to the EU post brexit face far more complicated journeys form wise and tests wise

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

It would be a sorry state of affairs if we were to believe everything we hear on RTE.

I'd say... now I can't guarantee anything, but I'd say you'll be just fine for a few days

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I’m home in Dublin for a week and came in from Scotland . It’s not as open as Scotland in terms of restrictions but not far off tbf

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