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Travel plans

Poll: Will you change your Christmas travel plans this year?

Have your say.

IT’S OUR SECOND year enduring a Covid Christmas.

Nphet has written to the Government with its thoughts on reimposing restrictions this festive season with pub opening times and max numbers at a table all in the crosshairs.

Even this morning, there has been confusion over the Government’s rollout of mandatory testing for people entering Ireland.

So, this morning we want to know: Will you change your Christmas travel plans this year?

Poll Results:

No (5754)

Yes (2595)

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Poll: Will you change your Christmas travel plans this year?

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