Passengers arriving from overseas will face a fine or jail if they fail to fill out a Covid-19 passenger locator form.
From today, it's mandatory to provide details of where you will be self-isolating and your contact information.
Anyone who fails to do so could be imprisoned for up to six months or face a fine of up to 2,500 euro. A further 17 people have died here from Covid-19 and 73 new cases have also been confirmed.
Chief medical officer Tony Holohan says the new form will allow them to follow up with passengers if necessary
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