Cabinet ministers will decide this morning whether all passengers arriving into Ireland should need to have a negative Covid test.
| Cabinet ministers will decide this morning whether all passengers arriving into Ireland should need to have a negative Covid test. Public Health officials made the recommendation last night, after updating government party leaders on the Omicron variant. The measures are expected to apply to all flights and ferries into Ireland, including from Great Britain. New advice for children over-9 to wear masks in shops, at school, and while on public transport will also be considered by ministers at today's meeting. |
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