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Taoiseach Micheál Martin addresses the nation over the phased relaxation, Source: merrionstreet.ie / Facebook
The cautious approach will continue until a substantial level of vaccination has been achieved
The Irish government yesterday announced the phased easing of some restrictions through the months of April and May. The decision has been taken following an assessment of the current Covid-19 situation in the country, and is in line with COVID-19 Resilience & Recovery 2021: The Path Ahead plan.
According to the government press release, the cautious approach to reopening will continue until a substantial level of vaccination has been reached. Until then, people are encouraged to stay local and choose outdoor options where possible.
The announced restrictions will be lifted as follows:
From 30 March
From 12 April
From 19 April
Elite sports will be expanded to include:
From 26 April
From 4 May (changes under consideration, depending on public health advice)
Close to 3 million doses of vaccine are set to be administered by the end of May, nearly 5 million doses by early July and 6 million doses by the end of July.
In his address to the nation over the phased relaxation of restrictions, Taoiseach (Prime Minister) Micheál Martin said, quoted by RTÉ, that depending on vaccination progress, "we will look at the reopening of hotels, B&Bs and guesthouses in the month of June". He predicted that by July or August the "vast majority of the population will have significant protection against the virus allowing for significant opportunities to re-open even further".
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