'Above ground and looking out': Older people face third lockdown as anxiety and depression rise

For Ireland's elderly population, left feeling lonely and isolated, the Covid-19 lockdowns have been particularly hard
Ellen Reddin at home in Ballymun, Dublin. File picture by Moya Nolan

Ellen Reddin at home in Ballymun, Dublin. File picture by Moya Nolan

Ellen Reddin has a great response to the question about how the third lockdown will unfold: "It's a fortune teller you need."

The 81-year-old from Ballymun in Dublin sounds like she's seen it all, and is positively ebullient as she stares down at lockdown 3.

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