From Thursday, it will be illegal here for people not to fill in a form stating where they will be self-isolating.
Quarantining people after getting off a plane is "bonkers", according to the Ryanair CEO.
From Thursday, it will be illegal here for people not to fill in a form stating where they will be self-isolating, with six months in prison or a 2,500 euro fine the possible sanction, for people who break the rule.
There are exceptions, including people coming from Northern Ireland.
Meanwhile, the UK is implementing similar guidelines.
Mullingar's Michael O'Leary says people need to use public transport once they get off a plane:
Midlands 103's Coronavirus News Blog: Ministers Want To Reduce Social Distancing Rules https://t.co/QoVUd0famM
— Midlands103 (@Midlands103) May 23, 2020
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