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WHEN PUBS AND restaurants reopen on 29 June, they’re going to look completely different from how they did just 3 months ago.
What exactly is changing though? How will Covid-19 restrictions impact the experience of punters until bars and pubs that don’t serve food are finally opened on 20 July?
Similar to how supermarkets and other businesses have worked, all pubs and restaurants must enforce physical distancing.
The two-metre rule will be made more flexible and can be reduced to one-metre for both tables and customers if specific requirements are met.
Physical distancing isn’t required for members of the same household, but one-metre distancing is necessary if there are people at the same table from another household.
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Tables and booths inside the premises should be rearranged to fit the new regulations and must be a minimum of one-metre apart.
These new requirements include regulating entry to encourage pre-booking, rather than turning up on the evening.
Extra signage should be placed throughout the venue, with both floor markings and wall signs. Plexiglass screens should be placed at both counters and tills to protect workers and customers.
The guidelines request that additional hygiene facilities are created if possible, like pop up handwashing or sanitizing stations.
Frequent cleaning of toilet facilities and often touched surfaces is also required by the regulations.
Speaking on Today with Sarah McInerney, Fáilte Ireland’s Registrar and Accommodation Development manager Tara Kerry explained that social distancing will be slightly different with walk-ins from the street.
While pre-booking will allow you to be seated a minimum of one-metre away from someone outside your household, if you walk-in you must be seated two-metres apart.
“If you walk in off the street, you will have to be two metres apart from the person you are actually with unless you’re part of the same family unit,” said Kerry.
Where table service is unavailable, physical distancing will be encouraged and plexiglass screens will be in place between the customer and server or bartender.
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105 minutes
In the three weeks between Phases Three and Four, customers will only be able to spend a maximum of 105 minutes at any one premises.
They must be served a “substantial meal” costing at least €9.
An additional 15 minutes will also be allocated where people can leave, the tables can be sufficiently sanitized by staff and new customers can enter without mixing.
When all pubs return on 20 July however, this 105-minute timeframe will be removed, according to Fáilte Ireland.
Speaking this evening however, chief medical officer Dr. Tony Holohan said this guidance for the opening of pubs in Phase 4 has not yet been fixed.
“We don’t see pubs being in the same phase as restaurants. I’ve said it here before and I’ll say it again, we know the difference between a pub and restaurant. I think everybody in this country knows the difference in the pub and restaurant,” Holohan said.
“We haven’t said any guidance at the moment in relation to what will apply in relation to pubs at some future point.
The kind of activity that would ordinarily happen in a pub environment is among unfortunately the most risky in terms of transmission of virus. We’ve been clear about that, and that’s the reason why we would have always held pubs operating in the way pubs would operate for the very final phases of our guidance, but what advice and guidance we have in place then in support of the operation of those pubs is still work we have to do and set out to government. So I wouldn’t be pre-empting that at this point.
Physical distancing
On 29 June however, front of house staff will be managing physical distancing and ensuring that customers aren’t gathering in groups inside the premises.
One substantial change is that for every group, one member must provide their name and contact details to the business. They should also keep a record of who was in the group, in case it’s needed for future contact tracing.
All details will be kept secure by businesses for one month before they can be deleted.
According to the guidelines, all customers will be asked to remain seated unless they are going to the toilet, paying for their meal or leaving the premises.
It’s recommended that separate entrances and exits are used, to stop close contact as much as possible.
Face Coverings
While the government has recommended the use of facemasks by workers returning to work, they are not mandatory.
On Today SMI, Kerry said that it will be up to the businesses themselves whether or not workers will wear facemasks.
“If in the event a bar area was just too small for any form of social distancing, there may be a requirement at that stage for facemasks. It again will be down to each individual business.”
The guidelines do say that employers and workers should keep an eye on the public health guidelines in relation to masks – and if they do wear them, they should not be shared between employees.
- With reporting by Rónán Duffy
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Wow, that was an easy one.
This lad was proposing that the money spent on the vaccine could be better spent on encouraging teenagers to lead “clean and chaste lives”. Yeah that should work…
@Pseud O’Nym: Well you obviously don’t agree with him, neither do I but we live in a country which allows free expression. He entitled to give the believes of the catholic church for anyone who wants to believe them.
@mickmc: Nonetheless, it’s important to come back strongly against his comments when they are demonstrably wrong, the Catholic church’s (or anyone else’s) opinion is not equivalent to scientific fact
@mickmc: When Catholic Church pokes its nose into Science , it never got it right. It took Catholic Church 500 years to apologise to Gamilio or is it Gamilia, he the one who recognised that the Earth went around the Sun. Catholic Church condemned him to house Arrest for rest of his life. Because Catholic Church said they knew; ‘ The Sun went around the Earth’.
@Mairtín: pretty sure it was copernicus who first said the earth went around the sun. If you meant galileo he discovered the moons of jupiter and brought the scientific method of proof to the community
@mickmc: He’s welcome to express the doctrines of the Church, but what he said is not based on Church doctrine, it’s just twisting information to misreprent the vaccine as dangerous.
@mickmc:
He’s not entitled to push ‘fake news’ though. Anyone making public statements (particularly ones that can affect peoples’ health) have a responsibility to be factually accurate.
@Avina Laaf: A bit of a storm in a tea cup really. Fake news or whatever anyone else says about it people are not fools. Does anyone here really believe he has influences anyone who was going to get the vaccine in the first place? This is not Ireland of the 1950′s or 60′s. The catholic church will be all but dead in this country a few years and in the meantime best off ignoring them.
@mickmc: most people would support his right to say being basted and practising safe sex is better or whatever. The problem people have is his lie that the vaccine is 70% safe.
@mickmc: Has anybody physically tried to stop him from speaking? Or have they just exercised the same rights to rubbish his ridiculous claim? This free speech thing you babies keep crying about works both ways.
I was just in confession with my doctor and he prescribed me two litres of red wine. Now I’ve got surgery later with Sr. Imelda and Fr. Joe, they better sharpen those hail marys.
@Brinster: Have to disagree with the conclusion, where the author says the comparison was irrelevant. It was incorrect and dangerous. That’s very relevant.
It demonstrates a quite unbelievable stupidity on the part of the Bishop. To conflate reducing cancer by 70% with only being 70% safe is a total non sequitur. It calls into question his ability to reason. Seat belts reduce injury by 80%. That doesn’t make them 80% safe. There aren’t 20% of seat belts malfunctioning and causing accidents.
@Andre le Flohic: it does work, I once had a terrible hangover took two ibuprofen and said oh please God work and I was fine within the hour. I’ve been asked to speak about the whole ordeal and numerous medical and religious events since.
@TravellingTheWorld: While he has a right to an opinion, he should not be giving false assertions on medical matters to which he clearly has no understanding. As Brian states, he should stick to pronouncements on matters Ecumenical.
@Larry Doyle: Yes but some of the people that listen to him believe they were created by a magic man in the sky who will bring them to a magic place when they die. You don’t think they will swallow this BS too??
Why take the risk with your child’s health? The vaccine doesn’t cover all strains of the virus, it actually only lasts a few years, and hpv can only be caught through sexual activity. Smear test will catch it and has NO health risks. No thanks, No way.
@Kath Noonan: smear test has no health risks but procedures to eliminate the abnormal cells do ( worst case is parts of cervix being removed). Much better off avoiding this scenario by vaccination ( including vaccinating the male vector !)
@Kath Noonan: are you sure that your daughter will not have sex at all ?.. because I cannot believe one second that you will ask her future boyfriend(s) to be tested for the virus !!!!
@Kath Noonan: OK, smear test have a substantial number of risks. The most problematic is the number of false positive and false negative results. False positives require unnecessary biopsy and potential surgery. This can result in cervical incompetence and infertility (in addition to being uncomfortable/painful). I take it that you don’t have your child wear a seatbelt in the car because it only prevents death in a proportion of accidents and can cause injury (look at ‘seatbelt injury’ on google). The biggest risk you can take with your child health is not vaccinating. Sexual health clinics are already dealing with cases of genital warts which would have been prevented by vaccination if parents had made the right decision. Next it will be cases of cervical, threat and other cancers which were completely preventable.
@Kath Noonan: you make it sound easy peasy. Have you ever had an abnormal smear? Have you ever had a colposcopy? Have you ever had the top of your cervix lobbed off to get rid of abnormal cells? Have you ever waited on biopsy results because of abnormal cells? Have you ever needed to have a stitch in your cervix to prevent miscarriage because you’ve had to have some of it removed? You’re right you shouldn’t risk your teenagers health, I certainly won’t so I’ll be sure they are vaccinated.
So cancer has never entered your door and wiped out a whole generation of a family Arent you the lucky one never knowing that pain of seeing your father his brothers and sister all dead before they got to see there own children get to adults .We as the next generation will do everything we can to prevent that happening to our children any vaccation that gives then a chance is very welcome by us . Ignorance is bliss when you set in your glass house.
@Kath Noonan: why yake the risk of your child having cancer??? Smear tests MIGHT catch it, but even if they do, they don’t treat it. They jjst detect it. Did you know that cervical cancer can be fatal??
@Kath Noonan: so basically, you will make a choice to forgo an effective vaccine for your child based on someone you heard on the internet who stated some conspiracies that fitted with your preconceived misunderstanding of the HPV vaccine?
On last night Prime time some parents who suffer from epilepsy and must take the drug Sodium Valproate were not told that the drug if taken during pregnancy can cause serious developmental disorders in children. Even though the Drug Company Sanofi have known this for 40 years. One woman said her three children are affected and will need care for the rest of their lives. Sanofi says that they recommended that the drug should only be taken as a last resort.?
How does anyone know after that what side effects drugs may have if it takes 40 years for people to be listened to.
@Aine O Connor:
The dangers of taking this drug while pregnant have indeed been well known for 40 years.
The fact that some GPs never informed their patients of the risks is terrible, but a completely different issue.
@Aine O Connor: questions have been asked. And answered. Research has been done. The efficacy and safety of the vaccine has been proven. This Bishop Catholic has no business discussing medical issues.
@Aine O Connor: they make more money from cancer drugs than from vaccines so by your ‘logic’ they should never have invented it if it was all about money.
@Jane:
Many of the leading groups opposing this vaccine in the US have links to the church. There’s a clear agenda here and scientific evidence doesn’t come into it.
@Deborah Behan: His background is that he was a school teacher and he has a doctorate in moral theology, kinof says enough. If I want an opinion regarding my car I’ll go to a mechanic or at worst an engineer if I want an opinion regarding a vaccine I’ll discuss it with a doctor or some other suitably qualified medical person.
The last person I’d ever consult would be a priest. It says very little for his skills as a teacher if he looks at the available data, twists and interprets it this way to suit his arguement and ignores the reality of the situation. The last thing he wants to face is the truth that this vaccine is effictive, by no means a guarantee, nothing is, but nevertheless an effective, preventative measure. That being the case, he, and his organisation should be endorsing it, giving it his blessing, pardon the pun, but his excuse not to do that is that it would ‘encourage sexual activity amoung young people.’ What a bloody idiot?
That one of the very reasons it’s being given, if we were certain that young people were suddenly going to stop doing what everyone else did it wouldn’t be needed. It should also be pointed out to the bishop that his own organisation didn’t exactly avoid ‘young people’ in this manner either. This vaccine is therefore needed your Lordship, apologise and endorse it.
factcheck, did he not just question the effectiveness of the vaccine? Yes he did. The fact that ye based you’re factcheck on the word “safe” is just silly. Not having heard/ read the origional piece I can still tell that he obviously used “safe” to mean adaquate protection from getting developing the cancer and in his opinion Gardasil’s 70% is not enough protection to be considered keeping you “safe”. You could have argued that 70% is better than 0% but no. Ye hinge the whole thing on the word safe in the hope of showing him to somebody we can brush off. I’m not as mass goer or a “church supporter” and I don’t even know the man so don’t even go there…
@Missyb211: you may not be a mass goes or “church supporter” but i bet your subscribed to all kind of antivax and “natural health remedy” facebook pages…..
@Missyb211: In a case of a car crash seat belts don’t guarantee a 100% chance of saving your life. Same goes for the air bags.
So are you driving without wearing your seat belts and with your airbags disabled? Is that what you teach your kids? Because if it aint 100% safe it aint worth using?
Yes but if your depending on the seatbelt being 100% safe and you find out it could malfunction and seriously damage you, even though you may not have been in am accident, then you find out it wears out after 5 yrs but you have been driving around for the last 6 yrs like a lunatic I could go on but you get the idea, I think the journal has ran with this story because there is an agenda going at the moment that anyone who questions this vaccine is torn to shreds and I suspect a lot of comments on here are driven by this agenda
It seems that today every schmuck has an opinion about vaccines.
The biggest irony being that none of these self proclaimed experts has ever studies medicine and have absolutely no clue how vaccines or any other medication work.
@Termaz Fx: Like no one is ever allowed to discuss the side effects of vaccination and other drugs, how governments at the behest of drug companies vaccinate unecessairly and cover up the real side effects of these drugs.
I know a girl who got the vaccine, no sooner had she had the injection when 2 bumps appeared on her forehead. Within the week she had grown 2 horns from the bumps and a long red tail and her feet had turned into cloven hooves, she now says she identifies by the name Lucifer. I’m telling ye, I think there is evil in the vaccine.
@Eric: then keep your son away from airplanes, cars, peanuts and well, all food in general as anything ingested carries a small risk. Hey why don’t you just wrap him in cotton wool and store him in a locked box.
@Graham Quinn: we don t have have enough background to suggest that vaccin “carries a small risk” .. we also don t have clear picture on its efficientcy and side effects not clearly established..
..Don t take me wrong. Vaccination saved lives. .. but i think vaccin a 9 years old girl vs hpv is an aberration
The irony of a bishop pontificating about young people being encouraged to have sex when it was bishops like himself that moved their child abusing underlings around the country and world to avoid prosecution for their crimes.
Although I’m not surprised vaxtards would believe a source that has “different ways to use chopsticks” and “a dessert that looks like a jiggling botty when you shake it” on their front page.
Does it really matter what this guy says or thinks? Has he even an audience that either listens or respects what he has to say? These guys are like village idiots at this stage – to be felt sorry for and humored every now and then by asking how is their imaginary friend.
Some folk still attach weight to the words of a bishop but the demographic who do are by and large too old to have children at the right age for this vaccination, so shouldn’t be an issue.
There we have it. Journal.ie has said it’s safe. Thanks goodness for that.
Meanwhile a bishop of the Roman Catholic Church heavily embedded in Irish society doesn’t like it but the rest of the government disagrees.
I hate it when mammy and daddy fight…
Somebody tell me what to do because I can’t decide for myself!
Mans a fool. He was the last bishop appointed on the recommendation of the last demoted nuncio. Phonsie is an Opus Dei member and comes from the school of “I am the bishop and anything I pontificate on is true “. I did hear on the grapevine that old Pat Buckley went to a priest’s funeral in Phonsie’s diocese and Phonsie had a fit and tried to have him thrown out! Pat threatened to call the Guards if anyone touched him!
Like the MMR vaccine conspiracy in the late nineties these people are never around to take any responsibility for the unnecessary deaths that they contribute to. A bit of basic scientific education would benefit them all. 300 Irish women get cervical cancer every year and 90 will die this year alone from the devastating illness of the young. HPV has now practically been eradicated in Australia, the nation which began the original vaccination programme. 220,000 Irish women have received the vaccine and 200,000,000 worldwide without any serious side effects attributable to the vaccine. I remember similar stupid utterances by Catholic Bishops in South Africa about condoms leaking the HIV virus back in 1993. At fault is their ignorance, lack of scientific education and their ideologically fear that science could increase sexual activity by taking away the fear of infection. It’s like Copernicus and Galileo Galileo all over again. it’s little wonder people are leaving the Church
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