Don't all rush at once (Ireland) (1 Viewer)

[reckless]

I believe this to be correct and don't think it's already been posted.

From 19th July, no travel-related testing or quarantine will be required for travellers to Ireland from GB with valid proof of full vaccination.

This is a biggie and of course can change at any time. We won't be taking the motorhome over but I've booked a flight to see my son and family who I haven't seen since they emigrated nearly a year ago. I'm a bit anxious about being on a plane if I'm honest but it's a short flight.

Karen

 

[Silver-Fox]

I believe this to be correct and don't think it's already been posted.

From 19th July, no travel-related testing or quarantine will be required for travellers to Ireland from GB with valid proof of full vaccination.

This is a biggie and of course can change at any time. We won't be taking the motorhome over but I've booked a flight to see my son and family who I haven't seen since they emigrated nearly a year ago. I'm a bit anxious about being on a plane if I'm honest but it's a short flight.

Karen

Are we talking Eire or N I

 

[Landy Andy]

From what my vet said this morning you still need the AHC for North Ireland

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[Spriddler]

From what my vet said this morning you still need the AHC for North Ireland

Hopefully the vet won't want to check your temperature, Karen.

 

[reckless]

Are we talking Eire or N I

Eire

 

[Blue Knight]

From what my vet said this morning you still need the AHC for North Ireland

Post #47 applies still

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[Daniel. M]

Just on the Ferry back from spending a week in Northern Ireland, fantastic place, really enjoyed it, and will return

 

[reckless]

I should have made it clear in the title I'm referring to Eire.
Karen

 

[EuroTrotters]

I believe this to be correct and don't think it's already been posted.

From 19th July, no travel-related testing or quarantine will be required for travellers to Ireland from GB with valid proof of full vaccination.

This is a biggie and of course can change at any time. We won't be taking the motorhome over but I've booked a flight to see my son and family who I haven't seen since they emigrated nearly a year ago. I'm a bit anxious about being on a plane if I'm honest but it's a short flight.

Karen

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[Red Sonja]

From what my vet said this morning you still need the AHC for North Ireland

They are not checking these until October from Cairnryan anyway.

 

[Wissel]

We'd be off to N.I. for a month or so as had it planned to see friends over there.

That was before the new rules regarding taking dogs were announced.

 

[HarryML7]

I believe this to be correct and don't think it's already been posted.

From 19th July, no travel-related testing or quarantine will be required for travellers to Ireland from GB with valid proof of full vaccination.

This is a biggie and of course can change at any time. We won't be taking the motorhome over but I've booked a flight to see my son and family who I haven't seen since they emigrated nearly a year ago. I'm a bit anxious about being on a plane if I'm honest but it's a short flight.

Karen

Do you have a reference / link to this information ?

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[reckless]

Ireland travel advice

Latest FCDO travel advice for Ireland including on entry requirements, safety and security and local laws and customs.

www.gov.uk

 

[HarryML7]

<Broken link removed>

Designated States for Mandatory Hotel Quarantine

www.gov.ie

This link was updated yesterday and still shows restrictions on travel from GB.

Post-arrival quarantine requirements and testing for all passengers arriving in Ireland (including Great Britain)​

Mandatory quarantine requirements apply to all persons who have been overseas in the 14-days prior to entering Ireland. Arrivals from designated high-risk countries are subject to mandatory hotel quarantine. Persons exempt from mandatory hotel quarantine may still be required to quarantine at home. For all others arriving in Ireland from non-designated countries:

• a 14-day quarantine period must be undertaken at the address specified on the Passenger Locator Form
• passengers who travel from another country to Ireland, and arrive via Northern Ireland, must also observe the mandatory quarantine regime
• you may only leave your place of residence during the quarantine period to take a COVID-19 test, or for unavoidable reasons of an emergency nature to protect a person’s health or welfare, or to leave the State
• passengers are requested to arrange a COVID-19 Reverse Transcription Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) test to be taken at least 5 days after arrival in Ireland
• this test is free of charge
• the test should be booked in advance of arrival in Ireland and must be booked for a date at least 5 days after arrival

 

[reckless]

HarryML7

I know it conflicts. Family in Ireland heard it announced but gov.i.e. website doesn't reflect it.

I'll be checking before I fly.

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[royandsharont]

ive just read the link HarryML7 posted from the Irish Government site and it does say that, BUT, only up to 18/7. After 19/7, as stated by reckless, it does say as they stated. No requirement for those fully vaccinated. Unless I am completely reading it wrongly. You have to read the ‘Learn More’ & click through the links.

 

[HarryML7]

ive just read the link HarryML7 posted from the Irish Government site and it does say that, BUT, only up to 18/7. After 19/7, as stated by reckless, it does say as they stated. No requirement for those fully vaccinated. Unless I am completely reading it wrongly. You have to read the ‘Learn More’ & click through the links.

Thanks for that, so need to watch out for emergency brakes.

 

[tkk]

Hi,
what are the UK requirements for those returning from ROI, eg testing, isolation etc at the moment. Is it considered Amber or Green?
tk

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[reckless]

Hi,
what are the UK requirements for those returning from ROI, eg testing, isolation etc at the moment. Is it considered Amber or Green?
tk

My understanding is no testing or isolation

 

[Gillym]

Are we talking Eire or N I

Must be Eire as NI is part of the UK.