Airlines are cutting ticket prices to try and jump-start the market.
An Offaly travel agent is declaring that November is the new July.
Laws requiring those travelling to Ireland to self-isolate for two weeks and provide gardaí with details of where you'll be staying are set to be extended until July 9th.
Airlines have began to cut ticket prices in an effort to tempt people into flying from July 1st.
But Jackie Spain from JK Travel in Tullamore says consumers are now looking towards the winter months:
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