TaoiseachMicheál Martin announces that Ireland will move to Level Five for a period of six weeks. The new restrictions will take effect at midnight on October 21 and remain in place until December 1. Under Level Five restrictions, non-essential business will close, people will only be able to exercise within 5 km of their homes except for essential reasons, and no social or family gatherings are allowed in homes or gardens. However, schools and creches are to remain open, and elite sporting events can take place.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin announces that the entire country will move to level 5 for a period of six weeks. The new restrictions will take effect at midnight on Octoer 21 and remain in place until December 1. Under level 5 restrictions, Non-essential business will close, people will only be able to exercise within 5km of their home except for essential reasons and no social or family gatherings are allowed in homes or gardens. But schools and creches to remain open and elite sporting events can take place.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin announces that Ireland will move to level 5 for a period of six weeks. The new restrictions will take effect at midnight on October 21 and remain in place until December 1. Under level 5 restrictions, Non-essential business will close, people will only be able to exercise within 5km of their home except for essential reasons and no social or family gatherings are allowed in homes or gardens. But schools and creches to remain open and elite sporting events can take place.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin announces that Ireland will move to Level Five for a period of six weeks. The new restrictions will take effect at midnight on October 21 and remain in place until December 1. Under Level Five restrictions, non-essential business will close, people will only be able to exercise within 5 km of their homes except for essential reasons, and no social or family gatherings are allowed in homes or gardens. However, schools and creches areto remain open, and elite sporting events can take place.
