Travelling to Ireland

Vincz

If I travel to Republic of Ireland from GB,will I need to self isolated in Ireland for 14 days.Is it considered international travel.I have checked Irish government website,only mention  international travel.

Thrugelmir

Eire is not part of the UK. 

CreditCardJunkie

Not sure of the answer to your question but Ireland has paused it's relaxation of lockdown.

Caz3121

currently you would need to self-isolate for 14 days - next update Monday
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-ireland-quarantine-remains-in-force-for-british-holidaymakers-12027137

poppy12345

yes you'll need to self isolate for 14 days on arrival. https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/ireland/entry-requirements

Self-isolation on arrival

All arrivals from overseas, including Irish residents, are asked to self-isolate for 14 days on arrival.

You do not need to self-isolate if you are:

• arriving in Ireland from Northern Ireland
• briefly stopping over at an airport or port on your way to another country
• leaving the airport or port to travel overseas or to Northern Ireland, but not staying overnight in Ireland
• aircraft crew, including pilots, in Ireland as part of your work duties
• holders of a Certificate for International Transport Workers, or drivers of a heavy goods vehicle, who are in Ireland for this work
• ship crew, including the maritime master, in the course of performing your duties

epm-84

Presuming it's not for work purposes as things stand you need to self-isolate unless you are travelling from Northern Ireland or if you're not remaining in the Republic of Ireland e.g. if you fly in to Dublin but then catch a train from Dublin to Belfast on the same day, without spending the night in  the Republic of Ireland.