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Fáilte Ireland has published the draft guidelines for the partial return of indoor hospitality on Monday.It had previously been revealed that indoor hospitality will return from 26 July in pubs and restaurants for people vaccinated against or recovered from Covid-19, as well as under-18s accompanied by a parent or guardian.The regulations which will legally support the guidelines will be signed into law on Sunday as some details are still being worked through.
The new guidelines set out that, for bars and restaurants offering indoor dining, there must be a"defined, managed and supervised entrance point" with an appropriate queue management system. If multiple entrances are in use, these measures must be in place at each entrance. There should also be a demarcation between the entry and seating area.
"Businesses may refuse access where people cannot offer proof of immunity or recovery or cannot demonstrate that their certificate relates to them," the guidelines state.
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