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Taoiseach says hope is returning as he outlines plan to significantly ease Covid-19 restrictions from May 10th

The next phase will start on May 10th. He said a number of freedoms will resume from this date including the resumption of inter-county travel. Click-and-collect services and retail by appointment can begin at all non-essential retail outlets, with full reopening on May 17th. Galleries, museums and other cultural attractions can reopen as well as libraries. Religious services can resume with a limit of 50 people attending. “We can increase the numbers of people able to meet outdoors for social purposes, including private gardens to a maximum of either three households, or a group of six people. Small organised outdoor gatherings will also be possible with a maximum attendance of 15 people. Outdoor training for adults can also recommend in pods of a maximum of 15 people.”

Cabinet approves plan to ease pandemic restrictions

Cabinet approves plan to ease pandemic restrictions PA Media 29/04/2021 By Cate McCurry and Michelle Devane, PA © Niall Carson Minister for Foreign Affairs and Defence Simon Coveney (Niall Carson/PA) The Cabinet has approved a plan to reopen the country and ease out of coronavirus restrictions. Ministers met on Thursday to sign off on the raft of plans that will pave the way to society and the economy reopening over May and June. The ban on intercounty travel will be lifted, personal services, including hairdressers, will reopen and the resumption of click-and-collect retail services will begin from May 10. The number of people permitted to attend religious services will be capped to 50 people.

Covid-19: Cabinet signs off on plan to significantly ease restrictions from May 10th

O Neill will not offer preference on Foster successor

Updated / Wednesday, 28 Apr 2021 20:10 Micheál Martin, Arlene Foster, Leo Varadkar and Michelle O Neill at a North-South meeting last year Micheál Martin said Mrs Foster has worked hard over many years as an elected representative for her constituency. He said political leadership is often not easy , and Mrs Foster sent a strong message to women about what can be achieved in and through politics as the first female leader of the DUP and the first female First Minister of Northern Ireland. The Taoiseach said that he spoke to DUP leader Arlene Foster earlier today to wish her well. Micheál Martin said that on a personal level it is a difficult time for her. | Read more: https://t.co/pFhDtBlDPbpic.twitter.com/b5asENth0Y

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