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New covid testing rules entry to Ireland help
stephen2555
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Evening folks
From this coming Friday, Ireland has changed its covid entry rules to now requiring a negative covid test result How do you, as I’m fully vaccinated I want to take the antigen test option but am confused by what’s acceptable, the Irish gov website states it must be a professional/ certified test.
We are only transiting thorough Ireland in our way the USA , we have booked a video supervised antigen test for entry to the USA, which will be certified with a certificate issued through breath assured will this test by acceptable for entry to Ireland also?
We travel on the 10th and am tottally confused and stressed out as to what I actually no need to get into Ireland both in the way out and the way back.
If anyone can help clarify or help as to what I need or what’s acceptable for entry to Ireland as it looks as I’m tottaly confused
Any help much appreciated
From this coming Friday, Ireland has changed its covid entry rules to now requiring a negative covid test result How do you, as I’m fully vaccinated I want to take the antigen test option but am confused by what’s acceptable, the Irish gov website states it must be a professional/ certified test.
We are only transiting thorough Ireland in our way the USA , we have booked a video supervised antigen test for entry to the USA, which will be certified with a certificate issued through breath assured will this test by acceptable for entry to Ireland also?
We travel on the 10th and am tottally confused and stressed out as to what I actually no need to get into Ireland both in the way out and the way back.
If anyone can help clarify or help as to what I need or what’s acceptable for entry to Ireland as it looks as I’m tottaly confused
Any help much appreciated
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