Return of 'click and collect' mooted ahead of crunch talks on easing Covid restrictions 

Return of 'click and collect' mooted ahead of crunch talks on easing Covid restrictions 

Members of the public wearing face masks while queuing to use the public toilets beside St Stephens Green Dublin. A petition has been set up online calling for public toilets in Dublin city centre to prevent “unsightly and damaging public urination. 

The Cabinet Subcommittee on Covid-19 meets on Monday evening to discuss the next phase in Ireland's response to the Covid-19 pandemic, with a resumption of 'click and collect' services for non-essential retail being mooted. 

The meeting comes ahead of an expected announcement on Tuesday, with current restrictions due to lapse next week.

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