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Irish Cup decider to be used as a ‘learning event’ by Executive The Northern Ireland Executive has agreed to use this year’s Irish Cup final as part of a study to inform the future safe return of spectators to large scale venues. It said the final on Friday 21 May at Mourneview Park in Lurgan will be used as a “learning event” – and up to 1000 fans will be able to sign up to attend. Arrangements for the staging of the match include access to the game, which will be strictly controll...

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Irish Cup decider to be used as a ‘learning event’ by Executive The Northern Ireland Executive has agreed to use this year’s Irish Cup final as part of a study to inform the future safe return of spectators to large scale venues. It said the final on Friday 21 May at Mourneview Park in Lurgan will be used as a “learning event” – and up to 1000 fans will be able to sign up to attend. Arrangements for the staging of the match include access to the game, which will be strictly controll...

There is also to be a full return to outdoor sport and a return to indoor club training in squads from May 24, followed by a return to indoor competitive sport from May 31. Meanwhile from June 21, restriction on audiences in seated theatres and concert halls and other venues will be removed and the return allowed of conferences and exhibitions. These decisions will be subject to review in June. First Minister Arlene Foster described the Irish Cup test event as a “big win for people of all age...

There is also to be a full return to outdoor sport and a return to indoor club training in squads from May 24, followed by a return to indoor competitive sport from May 31. Meanwhile from June 21, restriction on audiences in seated theatres and concert halls and other venues will be removed and the return allowed of conferences and exhibitions. These decisions will be subject to review in June. First Minister Arlene Foster described the Irish Cup test event as a “big win for people of all age...

Up to 1,000 spectators will be allowed to attend the event at Mourneview Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh, on May 21 but must provide a negative test…

Stormont ministers met on Thursday to discuss further relaxations to the coronavirus regulations. Up to 1,000 fans will be able to sign up to attend the clash at Mourneview Park Football Stadium in Lurgan, Co Armagh, on May 21. Access will be strictly controlled and spectators, teams and staff will be required to take a Covid test before and after the match, with proof of a negative result to be provided on arrival. Members of the public enjoy a drink and a meal in Belfast following the reopeni...

There is also to be a full return to outdoor sport and a return to indoor club training in squads from May 24, followed by a return to indoor competitive sport from May 31. Meanwhile from June 21, restriction on audiences in seated theatres and concert halls and other venues will be removed and the return allowed of conferences and exhibitions. These decisions will be subject to review in June. First Minister Arlene Foster described the Irish Cup test event as a “big win for people of all age...