Orla Barry standing at her business premises on the outskirts of Longford town
27/10/2021
27/10/2021
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OURTDOOR training for adult sports in a pod of 15 people maximum is to be permitted from Monday, May 10 as part of the easing of Covid-19 restricts announced by Taoiseach Miceál Martin thus Thursday evening.
GAA inter-county training recommenced for adult teams on April 19, while sports facilities, including golf courses and tennis courts re-opened on Monday last
Under the government announcement made this evening, outdoor sports fixtures can be played from June 7, but no spectators will be permitted to attend.
The main points of the Taoiseach's announcements in relation to sport are outlined below:
From May 10
Outdoor training for adults in pods of a maximum of 15 people
From 7 June
Outdoor sports matches can recommence. No spectators are permitted
cinemas can reopen
Gyms, swimming pools, leisure centres can reopen for individual training only
Next Steps:
A number of higher-risk activities will be considered over the coming period for later in the year, including:
Indoor team/group sports including matches, training and exercise classes
Mass gatherings/events (including spectators) indoors and outdoors
The 2020 Sports Bursary Awards Ceremony
Blue Santa visiting St Joseph's Nursing Home this week
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