It's reminding people who have non-covid related issues to contact their GP.
The Irish Medical Organisation is urging the public to stick with social distancing throughout the long weekend to protect healthcare workers.
The group says it accepts that the shockwaves felt from Covid-19 have been felt right around the country and says people need to be aware that normality won't come overnight.
It always wants those who have issues that don't relate to respiratory problems to contact their GP.
IMO President and Longford GP Pádraig McGarry says people need to keep up the basics:
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