That's the view of a Westmeath based matchmaker.
A midlands matchmaker doesn't expect covid-19 will lead to the demise of dating.
With people largely confined to their homes for the last three months, it's become difficult for romance to spark.
However, Mairéad Loughman from the Westmeath-based Love HQ feels the pandemic has made us appreciate our relationships and human contact more.
The Mullingar woman says we'll need to be careful about our health as we start meeting up with people again, but we should always be concerned about our safety when dating:
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