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05 Sept 2025
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EXPLAINER: All your Covid-19 Level 5 lockdown questions answered in one place
Ireland will move to Level 5 lockdown under the Living With Covid-19 plan at midnight on Wednesday night.
Schools and childcare remain open under Level 5 with higher education colleges operating online classes.
Below, we have answered some of your questions about the other new restrictions with new rules on social gatherings, travel and essential working.
TAP HERE - How long will the new Level 5 restrictions remain in place?
TAP HERE - When can you travel beyond the 5km travel limit under Level 5?
TAP HERE - What are the rules on sports and exercise during Level 5?
TAP HERE - What are the restrictions on gatherings, weddings and funerals under Level 5?
TAP HERE - What are the rules for pubs, hotels, restaurants and cafés under Level 5?
TAP HERE - What essential shops and services are OPEN under Level 5?
TAP HERE - Who can go to work and who should work from home under Level 5?
TAP HERE - What are the restrictions on public transport under Level 5?
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