Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 13 July 2021
162. Deputy Sorca Clarke asked the Minister for Health if the recent lifting on restrictions in the UK will have an impact on quarantine requirements for persons travelling to or from the UK from Ireland. [37737/21]
View answerAt present, passengers arriving from the Great Britain are required to complete a passenger locator form, to provide a negative pre-departure PCR test and to complete a period of quarantine at the address specified in their passenger locator form.
New travel measures are intended to be introduced from 19th July subject to prevailing public health situation. Government is responding proactively to balancing the risks associated with increased travel with the re-opening of society and non-essential overseas travel.
These travel measures are kept under continuous review based on public health advice and the international epidemiological situation.
