Block all entry into Ireland without negative Covid test, says McDonald

An eerily quiet Dublin Airport, which has seen passengers numbers plummet since the start of the pandemic.

An eerily quiet Dublin Airport, which has seen passengers numbers plummet since the start of the pandemic.

Nobody should be coming to Ireland without a negative Covid test, Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has said.

Speaking to This Week on RTÉ Radio, Ms McDonald said that a second negative test should also be mandatory for people arriving in the country. 

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