The chairman of the Covid-19 committee, deputy Michael McNamara, has come to the defence of Greystones resident Michael Cawley, who resigned his position as chair of Fáilte Ireland at the weekend.
Mr. Cawley stepped down after being told by the government that his position was untenable, following revelations that he had recently taken a holiday in Italy at a time when Fáilte Ireland was promoting staycations rather than travelling abroad, because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Mchael McNamara says he believes we are now entering a state of hysteria when it comes to Covid-19.
But former chair of Wicklow county Tourism, Councillor Tom Fortune says Mister Cawley was left with little option.
Matchroom Tee Up Katie Finale With Astonishing Promo Video Narrated By Barry Keoghan
Term Time Begins As Over 31 Thousand Go Back To School In Wicklow
Lidl Renames Its Boghall Road Outlet 'The Katie Taylor Lidl Store'
Irish Water Complete Mains Upgrades To Improve Output And Quality In Glenealy & Bray
Wicklow Carers Urged To Have Their Say Ahead Of Budget 2027