Call for clarity on when numbers at weddings will increase Published: Friday, 23 April 2021 11:16
From next Monday, the maximum number of people permitted to attend a funeral is to increase from 10 to 25.
However there has been no clarity on whether the numbers attending weddings will increase from 6 guests when restrictions are slightly eased.
Wedding organisers are calling for clarity from government on when numbers that can attend a wedding look likely to increase
Sharon Griffin from Frog Prince Weddings believes a wedding can sometimes be safer than a funeral:
Gardai are currently at the scene of a minor road traffic collision in Knock this afternoon. The collision occurred on the Ballyhaunis road. The road remains open to traffic and there isn t believed to be any serious injuries sustained in the incident.
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Ireland has joined a legal case being launched by the EU against AstraZeneca.
Minister Stephen Donnelly says the legal action centres around the complete failure of AstraZeneca to deliver the promised amounts of COVID vaccine.
It provided just a quarter of all promised doses through the first three months of the year.
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