No one should come to or leave the Republic to go on holiday as travel restrictions remain in place, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said.
Speaking at a post-cabinet press briefing in Dublin today, he said this advice will be reviewed in two weeks' time.
"Several European countries have reopened their borders and resumed flights, we're not going to do that yet. The decision here in Ireland is that travel restrictions remain in place," he said.
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"Nobody should leave Ireland for the purpose of tourism and nobody should come to Ireland for the purpose of tourism or leisure.
"If anyone is coming here for an essential journey, they are required to fill a passenger location form and are advised to self-isolate for 14 days. That is not going to change for now. We will review the situation in two weeks' time when we see how the situation has developed in other countries."
