Arts Minister Catherine Martin has made it known to her senior government colleagues that waiting another few weeks to reopen live events would be an unacceptable delay
Minister for Culture Catherine Martin told Government figures that there cannot be any unacceptable delays in the reopening of live music and arts events. Image: Eamonn Farrell Minister for Culture Catherine Martin told Government figures that there cannot be any unacceptable delays in the reopening of live music and arts events. Image: Eamonn Farrell THE ROADMAP FOR the next phase of reopening will be discussed today by the Covid-19 sub-committee.
They questioned what NPHET is in favour of opening or allowing next month, stating that these issues will be teased out in the sub-committee meeting today.Those working in the live entertainment industry have been calling for clarity on when they can reopen, with ministers stating this week that a plan will make clear how the industry will operation in the months ahead.
With Chief Medical Officer Tony Holohan stating this week that he would have little issues with live events, such as Electric Picnic, taking place where only fully vaccinated people in attendance, sources state that in the short-term, further freedoms for vaccinated people could be approved for places and events such as concerts, theatres, bingo and bowling.
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