Irish people will be allowed to go abroad as non-essential travel returns on July 19 covid19Ireland DublinAirport
In less than a week, thousands of vaccinated Irish people will finally get the option to travel freely around Europe for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic started.
Those who got their jab with their GP will be sent their cert by post, so the public is warned this may take slightly longer.Well, there's good news for those who still fancy jetting off to sunnier pastures.The Spanish government has set rules for different countries depending on the Covid-19 situation in these areas.
So if you wanted, you could head off to Madrid on July 19, but there are still things you need to do.The DFA say "Anyone intending to travel to Spain is advised to confirm the conditions and restrictions that are in place with their tour operator, airline and accommodation provider before travel.
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