Reopening too soon will reverse the downward trend in Covid case numbers, epidemiologist warns

If Irish society re-opens at the end of January, we will undo any good work in stopping the spread of the virus in recent weeks, a top epidemiologist has warned. Picture: Stephen Collins / Collins Photos

If Irish society re-opens at the end of January, we will undo any good work in stopping the spread of the virus in recent weeks, a top epidemiologist has warned. Picture: Stephen Collins / Collins Photos

If Irish society re-opens at the end of January, we will undo any good work in stopping the spread of the virus in recent weeks, a top epidemiologist has warned.

The current level 5 restrictions are in place until January 31, although Government ministers have indicated certain sectors may remain shut beyond that time.

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