She's one of 60 Irish Citizen's stranded in Peru.
The Irish embassy in Chile says it's continuing to work on a repatriation flight for Irish citizens stranded in Peru.
The date of the flight is dependent on permission from Peruvian authorities.
Offaly's Lorna Moore is among the 60 Irish people waiting to find out when they will be able to travel home.
The embassy's tweeted that once there is an approved day for the flight, they'll will be in contact about travel plans for Irish citizens outside of Lima including Cusco.
Taoiseach asking people to stay at home if at all possible. https://t.co/9AyqYjd0yE
— Midlands103 (@Midlands103) March 24, 2020
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