Government Guidance on new Covid Measures: 28th May 2021
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Resilience and Recovery: The Path Ahead: 28th May 2021
- 1. Your quick guide to the changes
- 2. What you can do in June
- 3. What you can do in July (subject to the public health situation at the time)
- 4. Next steps
- 5. Supporting the Recovery
- 6. International travel
Your quick guide to the changes
From 2 June
| Activity | Guidance |
| Accommodation services (hotels, B&Bs, hostels and self-catering) | Can reopen with services restricted to overnight guests |
From 7 June
| Activity | Guidance |
| Visitors to your home | If you are an unvaccinated household you can have visitors from 1 other unvaccinated household inside your home. Vaccine bonus remains in place for vaccinated households |
| Weddings | 25 people can attend a wedding celebration or reception |
| Sport | Outdoor sports matches can take place |
| Gyms and training | Gyms, swimming pools, leisure centres can reopen for individual training only |
| Restaraunts and bars | Outdoor services can reopen |
| Driver Theory tests | 25,000 tests per month to take place |
| Organised outdoor events | Maximum of 100 attendees for the majority of venues. Maximum of 200 for outdoor venues with a minimum accredited capacity of 5,000 |
| Live events | Pilot events to take place |
From 5 July (subject to the public health situation at the time)
| Activity | Guidance |
| Visitors to your home | You can have visitors from up to 3 other households inside your home |
| Weddings | 50 people can attend a wedding celebration or reception |
| Organised indoor events | Maximum of 50 attendees at the majority of venues. Maximum of 100 can attend events in larger venues with strict public health measures in place |
| Organised outdoor events | Maximum of 200 attendees for the majority of venues. Maximum of 500 for outdoor venues with a minimum accredited capacity of 5,000 |
| Personal fitness | Indoor training, exercise and dance activities can recommence in pods of up to 6 |
| Bars and restaurants | Indoor services can resume |
From 19 July (subject to the public health situation at the time)
| Activity | Guidance |
| International travel | Current government advice is to avoid non-essential international travel. Depending on the prevailing public health situation at the time, Ireland will operate the EU Digital COVID Certificate (DCC) for travel originating within the EU/EEA |
Under consideration for August
| Indoor and outdoor events | Further increases in the numbers permitted |
| Wedding | Maximum attendance at wedding receptions and celebrations to increase to 100 |
| Public transport | To return to full capacity |
