It's being reported that NPHET will recommend summer camps can operate this year.
The owner of a midlands drama school is describing the impact of covid-19 on her business as like a death.
Lauren Pidgeon - of little theatre drama school in Portarlington - conducted an online survey in which 46% of parents said they would not send their children to summer camps.
The National Public Health Emergency Team is expected to recommend allowing extra-curricular activities for kids to take place earlier than expected.
Ms. Pidgeon says that still won't give a complete picture to the sector:
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