United States, Belgium, France and Luxembourg to be removed from the mandatory hotel quarantine list
Travel is to be permitted for non-essential reasons from 19 July, Taoiseach Micheál Martin confirmed this evening. By Christina Finn Friday 28 May 2021, 8:25 PM 1 hour ago 3,581 Views 0 Comments
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THE UNITED STATES, Belgium, France and Luxembourg are to be removed from the mandatory hotel quarantine list this evening, with immediate effect.
Travel is to be permitted for non-essential reasons from 19 July, Taoiseach Micheál Martin confirmed this evening.
All EU countries are now removed from the mandatory hotel quarantine list, with the government signing up to the new EU Digital Green Certificate. The certificate system comes into effect in Europe from 1 July, with me
Nach Vorfall in Minsk: UN untersuchen erzwungene Landung
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Irish people will be able to travel to other EU member states from July 19
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UPDATE 5-U.N. aviation body to probe Belarus plane grounding, first report due by June 25 Reuters 2 days ago
(Adds ICAO statement after the meeting)
By David Ljunggren and Conor Humphries
OTTAWA, May 27 (Reuters) - The United Nations International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) agreed on Thursday to investigate the forced grounding of a Ryanair passenger plane in Minsk, an incident that prompted international outrage.
ICAO s 36-nation governing council acted after the United States and several allies demanded an investigation into the incident, which British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab called a grave violation of international law.
ICAO would produce an interim report by June 25, said Irish Transport Minister Eamon Ryan. ICAO said in a statement after the meeting that its council had expressed its strong concern about the incident.