International travellers no longer need proof of vaccine or recovery

International travellers no longer need proof of vaccine or recovery

A joyous reunion at Cork Airport. International travellers will no longer require proof of vaccination or recovery or a negative PCR test, to enter the country. Picture: Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision

The last of Ireland's Covid-19 restrictions have been removed.

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly signed off on the ending of the requirement for international travellers to show proof of vaccination or recovery, or a negative PCR test.

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