Restrictions could extend until May unless numbers decrease, Covid adviser to GPs warns

“We are not doing enough, there is still too much movement,” Dr Mary Favier said. Picture: Brian Lawless

Ireland could be facing public health restrictions until April or May if people do not curtail their movements, a leading medic and member of Nphet has warned.

Covid adviser to the Irish College of General Practitioners, Dr Mary Favier, has warned that if people do not curtail their movements then restrictions will have to be kept in place until April or May.