They are selling them here for the last couple of months
Thatâs a tough listen. The Department of Health are both incompetent and cunts.
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I cannot understand people still being ok with this nonsense. Iâm actually mortified to have anything to do with this shambles
Just saw on the news 100 people attended a wedding reception in a marque in Longford (I think yesterday)
Madness
Edit- just saw separate thread
It was 200 and they are all due in court Monday along with the marquee owner. Good to see the Irish justice system acting promptly.
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The lad who rented the marquee will be done the cunts who attended will be laughing their holes off as usual.
I heard it was stolen
Whatâs the story with flights in from Poland now? Do you need evidence of vaccination or a PCR test?
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What are the rules if I go abroad from this country, and when I return from abroad?
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls for the avoidance of international travel that is not strictly necessary.
When deciding whether to leave, you should consider that you could face possible difficulties in returning home with restrictions on air traffic, the obligation to undergo quarantine or self-isolation, mandatory testing for COVID_19 infection, as well as additional medical examinations as requested by local authorities.
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From an EU Member State or Schengen Associated Country, may I enter this country without being subject to extraordinary restrictions?
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All travellers are subject to the requirement for a pre-departure negative PCR test . The test must be taken within 72 hours prior to arrival .
Children aged 6 and under are exempted.
You will be asked to show evidence of this negative or ânot detectedâ result before boarding the airplane or ferry from the country you are travelling from, and will be denied boarding if you cannot produce such evidence. Once you arrive in Ireland, you have to provide this evidence to Irish immigration officers.
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In case of lack of a negative or ânot detectedâ RT-PCR test or a valid exemption, you can be fined up to âŹ2,500 or get a prison sentence of up to 6 months. You will also be required to take a RT-PCR test after arrival at your own expense.
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You need the PCR test even if you are vaccinated
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Grand. Just asking for a âfriendâ
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Thatâs some pain in the arse. Not travelling until August. Hopefully we will be one big happy EU family again by then.
Iâll wear my Kilmallock GAA face mask, even better.
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A lot of polish people have been travelling to and fro regardless of the levels. Proper order too
You can forget about flying direct whatever else
I see to it you end up in the hotel
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Belfast will be a nice hub for Ireland.
Shannon and Cork are finished if this government continues their bizarre position on travel much longer
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