People arriving into Ireland from the UK are advised to take daily Covid-19 tests following their arrival, according to new measures outlined by the Government.Passengers travelling from Britain are asked to undertake daily antigen tests for a period of five consecutive days, starting with the first day they arrive.Should anyone return a positive antigen test or merely develop Covid symptoms, they are advised to self-isolate immediately and to book a PCR test.
The current requirement for all overseas passengers to have a"not-detected" pre-departure Covid test – antigen or PCR, depending on vaccine recovery status – will continue to apply.on Virgin Media One on Thursday night following the announcement of the latest measures, Taoiseach Micheál Martin underlined that this is"advisory" rather than"regulatory", though he encouraged the public to adhere to the new practices.
Asked about potential further restrictions with Christmas just two weeks away, the Taoiseach largely stuck to his guns, noting that while he is hopeful that no major new constraints will arise, he cannot rule anything out at this moment in time and will continue to assess the situation in line with public health advice.officially confirmed in IrelandHSE chief Paul Reid said that he anticipates the Omicron strain will become dominant throughout the country before long.
Advised not required
A load of shite. We are in lockdown and people are advised to do a daily check.
Wrong .....ADVISED. And then you wonder why people don't believe the media ! 'People arriving into Ireland from the UK are advised to take daily Covid-19 test'