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In his address to the nation this evening Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has confirmed that sport, can begin a welcome return to action on June 29.
All sporting activities can recommence for adults and children, with very limited numbers of spectators. Phase 3 will also see 50 people allowed to gather indoors, and 200 outdoors. Phase 4 means 100 people can gather indoors, and 500 outdoors.
There is expected to be a separate Government briefing on sport in general later this evening, but the return to action for Limerick sporting clubs has most certainly opened earlier than expected.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says in Phase 3, all sporting activities including close contact sports can recommence, but with a limited number of spectators | More: https://t.co/MiEw17PaZB pic.twitter.com/9ed3iRk8QE
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) June 19, 2020
Glencar Tea House in the early 1900s
Karen McPartland (Leitrim Association of People with Disabilities), Orla Blessing (Leitrim Volunteer Centre), Bernie Donoghue (Leitrim Dev Company), Mary McKeon (Leitrim Public Participation Network)
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