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08/10/2021
Ministers Agree To Remove Social Distancing
Stormont ministers have agreed to remove social distancing in bars and restaurants in Northern Ireland on 31 October.
Nightclubs will also be permitted to open and the one-metre rule will be removed.
Event organisers will be asked to voluntarily introduce entry systems requiring people to either prove full vaccination or a negative lateral flow test.
The number of people who gather in indoor domestic settings will also be increased from 15 people to 30.
Nightclubs will also be permitted to open and the one-metre rule will be removed.
Event organisers will be asked to voluntarily introduce entry systems requiring people to either prove full vaccination or a negative lateral flow test.
The number of people who gather in indoor domestic settings will also be increased from 15 people to 30.
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