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More restrictions rolled back from today in Rep of Ireland

Comments Taoiseach Micheál Martin announced in late March that from April 12, the country would begin a gradual rollback of Level 5 restrictions that had been in place across Ireland since the new year. The country is in the midst of the final stretch of this terrible journey, Martin told the nation in an address on March 30. Today, April 26, is the second phase of the gradual rollback. Last Monday, April 12, saw the first batch of restrictions eased. From today, April 26, the following changes to restrictions have come into effect in the Republic of Ireland: Outdoor sport: Outdoor sports facilities can reopen (for example: pitches, golf courses and tennis courts, other facilities as appropriate)

Irish Prison Service responds to prison officers action over Covid-19 vaccination

Irish Prison Service responds to prison officers action over Covid-19 vaccination Reporter: );   ); The Irish Prison Service says it is working closely with staff in Portlaoise and other jails to manage Covid-19 and is engaged with the Government on the order of vaccination. The IPS issued a statement in response to the withdrawal of goodwill by prison officers this week in protest at the vaccination rollout. The management of the Irish Prison Service has worked closely with all staff, and in close collaboration with the Prison Officers Association, to successfully manage the unique challenges posed by Covid-19 in the prison system.

Scissor sister Charlotte Mulhall  granted permission to challenge her transfer to Limerick Prison

Scissor sister Charlotte Mulhall  granted permission to challenge her transfer to Limerick Prison Reporter: );   ); The High Court has allowed convicted murderer Charlotte Mulhall permission to bring a challenge aimed at securing a transfer from Limerick Prison back to Mountjoy woman s prison in Dublin. In a judgement Mr Justice Anthony Barr said that he was prepared to allow Mulhall bring the challenge on grounds that the 2018 transfer had adversely impacted visits she received from family members. She claims that arising out of the transfer to Limerick, close family, who are based in Dublin, were unable to visit her. Through her lawyers, Mulhall claims this situation amounts to a disproportionate interference with her family rights.

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