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Gardaí continue to engage with public on social distancing advice
Gardaí are continuing to engage with people about social distancing advice.
Despite the country moving into Phase 2 of the government's roadmap for re-opening, the social distancing advice of staying two metres apart remains in place.
Gardaí lost the power to enforce wider road traffic laws on public health grounds earlier this week having been given the power earlier in the pandemic.
"We continue to interact with the public. Social Distancing saves lives and people are asked to respect all safety measures in place," gardaí have said.
As Dublin City partially reopened this morning under Phase 2 of the Government guidelines, we continue to interact with the public. Social Distancing saves lives and people are asked to respect all safety measures in place.#InThisTogether #HoldFirm pic.twitter.com/rEpRNdXtEb
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) June 8, 2020
Julie and Anna Sheehan, and Chloe Hughes Kennedy with Cobra
Sheila Murphy (Cois Nore), Bill Cuddihy (Cois Nore Chairperson), Evanne Ni Chuillin (ambassador), Brian Cody (Cois Nore Patron), Mary Teresa Power, Paul Hughes, Philip Tierney and Liam Maher
James Maher scored 2-3 for Freshford last weekend
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