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People on Dublin's Henry Street last month as shops reopened their doors.
Image: RollingNews.ie
People on Dublin's Henry Street last month as shops reopened their doors.
Image: RollingNews.ie
FROM TODAY, PEOPLE across Ireland can have a pint in some pubs (with a substantial meal), get a haircut and travel anywhere within the country.
As the State enters Phase Three of the government’s roadmap to easing lockdown restrictions, people will regain freedoms previously restricted due to the pandemic.
Irish Covid-19 cases have declined to very low levels in the community, and the former government last week approved the country entering the second-last stage of its journey out of lockdown.
So how will you be availing of these new freedoms?
Will you be visiting family/friends who live in other counties? Sending your kids to childcare facilities? Going to the cinema? Getting a haircut?
Let us know what you’re most looking forward to doing from today in the comments below.
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