Coronavirus: Number of people ordering food and drink online doubles since January

New CSO figures show 13% of people ordered food or drink online in March, which is more than double the amount recorded in January.
Coronavirus: Number of people ordering food and drink online doubles since January
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Fri, 15 May, 2020 - 12:55
Digital Desk staff

Almost a third of people in Ireland say they are using the internet "all the time" or "nearly all the time" while in lockdown.

New CSO figures show 13% of people ordered food or drink online in March, which is more than double the amount recorded in January.

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