DUBLIN (Reuters) - The Irish government is considering introducing more coronavirus curbs, Prime Minister Micheal Martin said on Friday, after local media reported that health chiefs had renewed calls for a second national lockdown.
The government rejected a surprise recommendation by health chiefs to enter Europe's first major second-wave national lockdown 11 days ago, instead tightening restrictions, including a nationwide closure of all indoor restaurant dining. [L8N2GW4D6]
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