Concerns raised about lack of public toilets as Covid-19 restrictions eased

Dublin city council says it is acutely aware of a lack of bathrooms with shopping centres and cafes shut and is working on finding a solution.

Concerns have been raised about public facilities amid the coronavirus in Dublin for hygiene reasons.

With footfall set to rise in Dublin city centre, there is concern the capital is lacking in basic toilet and hand washing facilities.

Dublin Town expects a hundred thousand people to be coming into town from June 8, when the second phase of restrictions are lifted.