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Visitor restrictions to households are likely to stay in place well into the new year
Households across Co Longford are likely to face visitor restrictions for quite some time and possibly into the new year as concerns over the spread of coronavirus continue to grow.
As current health and safety guidelines stands, no more than six people are allowed to visit a house from no more than three households.
The Government is set to announce its five-level plan for living with the virus next week which is expected to remain in place until the end of April when it will be reviewed
It is understood that under the Government's medium-term Covid plan, household visitor restrictions will remain in place even under the most liberal level of the five-stage plan.
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