So, I was hoping to get to Ireland sometime in the next month to see my sister and my only remaining auntie who is in her 70's, so I asked my cousin to look up the restrictions and The 'NEW NORMAL' COVID travel papers. Bearing in mind that travel between UK and Ireland has always been easy..More info on travel - will change but in force for now: * You CAN travel WITHOUT vaccination, but you must do a PCR test within 72 Hours and it MUST be negative. Arriving without one = €2,500 fine, but you most likely won’t succeed in getting here if travelling by air or ferry. This is because: * You will be asked to show evidence of this test result before boarding the aircraft or ferry from your point of origin, and will be denied boarding if you cannot produce this evidence. On arrival you will have to provide this evidence to Irish immigration officers. Written confirmation of your test result should be retained for at least 14 days. If you arrive without evidence of a negative or ‘not detected’ RT-PCR test or a valid exemption: this is an offence you must enter and pay for mandatory quarantine in a hotel until either you receive a negative or ‘not detected’ RT-PCR test result or you have quarantined in the hotel for 10 days. - Cost of this can be up to €1,400 per day and PCR tests can take up to 3 Days If you arrive into Ireland from overseas and enter via Northern Ireland, then you must have a negative / non-detected RT-PCR test result taken within 72 hours of arrival at the point of entry and retain this test result for 14 days after arrival. It must be shown upon request to a member of An Garda Síochána (the Irish police force). Above obviously doesn’t apply to forthcoming EURCOVID CERTIFICATE or fully vaccinated persons from third countries including UK. All the above might ease up after the 5th July, or 19th July, depending on how the Indian Variant behaves in either the UK or Ireland in the next few weeks. .

Looks Like I am being restricted against, and forced into taking what is NOW A MANDATORY VACCINE in order to travel this short distance into Ireland, requested by the government of that country and between the governments of certain countries. This is a JAB of a cocktail of ingredients suposedly to give immunisation that has not had any safety testing and is seriously demanding all people to be the 'human test subjects' in the 'safety data gathering' of these injections. WHAT IS NOT WEIRD, NOT UNCOMFORTABLE, NOT SINISTER about that????? Also note the information that you will not actually personally be protected against 'getting covid' if you come into contact with covid 19. So having it does not constitute immunity!!! Also PCR testing is about forcing something up your nose, that may or may not, be inserting some nano particulate into your brain, and reterieving a dna sample to be kept in a dna sample library under 'the pretence of detecting a covid virus' that has SO FAR NOT been isolated specifically, but uses the sample to detect presence of any covid sars antigens. There are many covid sars before this covid 19 pandemic. The test is not specific to covid 19. Never before have we had such blatant misguidance and OBVIOULY confusing and chaotic information about a flu. Never before has testing of this type (something up your nose) taken place to see if people have flu (as is covid sars). We all know when we have flu...we do not need a test to tell us. So anyway, sadly I will Not be travelling. and I grieve for those who must have that holiday and are willing to be jabbed in order to do so. The people who insist on a holiday, or a visit to a sports event, or a music extravaganza or any of the increasing places that require a mandatory Jab, I grieve for them. Grieve for what is lost, and for the eutopia of life that never got to see the light of day under the OLD paradigm. Lets get on with creating anew simultaneously, as this ancient 'tower of babel' of corruption and deception, is now finally blowing itself up in full panaramic view of everyone with eyes to see. Michaela....... More info on travel - will change but in force for now: * You CAN travel WITHOUT vaccination, but you must do a PCR test within 72 Hours and it MUST be negative. Arriving without one = €2,500 fine, but you most likely won’t succeed in getting here if travelling by air or ferry. This is because: * You will be asked to show evidence of this test result before boarding the aircraft or ferry from your point of origin, and will be denied boarding if you cannot produce this evidence. On arrival you will have to provide this evidence to Irish immigration officers. Written confirmation of your test result should be retained for at least 14 days. If you arrive without evidence of a negative or ‘not detected’ RT-PCR test or a valid exemption: this is an offence you must enter and pay for mandatory quarantine in a hotel until either you receive a negative or ‘not detected’ RT-PCR test result or you have quarantined in the hotel for 10 days. - Cost of this can be up to €1,400 per day and PCR tests can take up to 3 Days If you arrive into Ireland from overseas and enter via Northern Ireland, then you must have a negative / non-detected RT-PCR test result taken within 72 hours of arrival at the point of entry and retain this test result for 14 days after arrival. It must be shown upon request to a member of An Garda Síochána (the Irish police force). Above obviously doesn’t apply to forthcoming EURCOVID CERTIFICATE or fully vaccinated persons from third countries including UK. All the above might ease up after the 5th July, or 19th July, depending on how the Indian Variant behaves in either the UK or Ireland in the next few weeks.