'Covid-19 was not the Black Death': Mary Kenny brands Irish quarantine regulations as 'draconian'

'Covid-19 was not the Black Death': Mary Kenny brands Irish quarantine regulations as 'draconian'

Irish commentator Mary Kenny has described the Government’s quarantine regulations as “draconian” and said that the response should be “proportionate.” 

Ms Kenny, who had been due to speak at the Percy French festival in Roscommon next week, told RTÉ radio’s Today with Sarah McInerney show that she did not intend to break the law, but wanted legal advice on the position of Irish citizens returning to the country.

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