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From today, 4 May, all construction across Ireland is allowed to recommence and workers who perform their duties outdoors (not only in construction but also window cleaning, maintenance work, etc.) can return to work. This is another phase in the gradual reopening of the country that the government is moving ahead with under its Recovery and Resilience: The Path Ahead plan.
According to the government press office, the step-by-step easing of Level 5 restrictions is now possible because of the marked drop in the coronavirus community transmission due to the National Vaccination Programme’s headway and “the extraordinary efforts of the Irish people” in observing the restrictions in place.
The government has acted upon the recommendation of the National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET), that a cautious and gradual phased reopening over May and June, which prioritizes outdoor activity and a moderate increase in social contact, can be deemed low to medium risk. Sufficient time should be provided between any easing of measures to assess the impact.
Accommodation establishments including hotels, B&Bs, self-catering and hostels can reopen. Only overnight guests/residents will have access to leisure facilities, indoor restaurant and bar services.
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