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Cabinet agreed to align Ireland with the EU traffic light system.
The updated list comes into effect from today.
The list has had a controversial history and its days are now numbered.
There were just four countries left on the list last week.
The judge found that the government acted lawfully in providing travel advice and public health advice in respect of the pandemic.
Cyprus, Finland, Latvia and Liechtenstein are still the only four countries on the list.
The government has pledged to update the Green List on a weekly basis.
The new Green List will contain Cyprus, Finland, Latvia and Liechtenstein.
The general advice is still to avoid non-essential travel abroad.
The Department of Foreign Affairs provided an update on the new Green List countries this afternoon.
Michael O’Leary said the government has ‘mismanaged’ air travel.
The government provided details on the new arrangements for air travel at a press conference today.
Leo Varadkar told RTÉ’s Morning Ireland that Ireland may lose travel connectivity “for up to 4 years” if “strict” travel rules are not relaxed.
Spain is not currently on Ireland’s Green List.
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Taoiseach Micheál Martin said there will be no changes to the list until a new roadmap is published.
The Irish Independent reported this morning that Michael Cawley abroad for a vacation.
The country has seen a recent spike in Covid-19 cases.
“I wish I was in a position to share better news today, but I am not,” Taoiseach Micheál Martin said after Cabinet met.
Malta and Cyprus are among the countries that may be removed from Ireland’s green list this week.
Ryanair is taking the action aimed at setting aside the so-called green list published by government.
The Tánaiste said that people can now travel to the green list countries for non-essential reasons.
Only half of the calls made were answered.
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It was a long time coming but there’s still plenty of debate out there.
He said people travelling from outside the green list countries should restrict their movements.
The publication of the green list comes despite public health advice that people should not travel abroad.
The much-anticipated ‘green list’ of countries was published last night.
These are part of new measures brought in with the publication of Ireland’s ‘green list’.
The publication of the green list late this evening comes despite public health advice that people should not travel abroad.
Some island nations are doing comparatively well in suppressing the virus.
The Cabinet is due to sign off on the ‘green list’ of countries this evening.
Some ministers do not want to undermine the notion of Ireland as an open economy.
Insurance Ireland has advised people to double-check their policy to see if they are covered for non-essential travel.
Meanwhile, Insurance Ireland said that a green list does not equal relaxation on travel, and non-essential travel is still discouraged.
The government is continuing to urge against foreign travel for non-essential reasons.
Workers returning from abroad might still be asked by their employer to restrict their movements.
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The green list will have countries on it which pose no higher risk than travelling in Ireland represents.
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