Communions and confirmations should not go ahead, says Government

A spokesperson confirmed the ceremonies should not take place under the new Covid guidance
A Government spokesperson said religious ceremonies such as baptisms, first holy communions, and confirmations should not take place at this time. File picture: Getty

A Government spokesperson said religious ceremonies such as baptisms, first holy communions, and confirmations should not take place at this time. File picture: Getty

Baptisms, communions, and confirmations should not go ahead until further notice, the Government has clarified.

During the press conference following the Taoiseach's announcement that the return of indoor dining was to be postponed, Tánaiste Leo Varadkar said religious ceremonies were also to be delayed, scuppering plans for events due to take place as early as the coming days.

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