Donegal Covid hotline to be stood down after just two weeks

Donegal Covid hotline to be stood down after just two weeks

Senior gardaí in Co Donegal are set to remove the Garda Covid hotline used for people to supply information over breaches of Covid regulations.

Sun, 16 May, 2021 - 11:40
Stephen Maguire

The controversial phone line established in Donegal to supply information over potential Covid-19 breaches is to be stood down.

Senior gardaí in Co Donegal are set to remove the Covid hotline used for people to supply information over breaches of Covid regulations.

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