NEW: Govt to relax the 20km travel limit so that anyone can travel *anywhere within their county from Monday*, ahead of intended abolition of travel limits at end of June, when hotels and B&Bs will also be permitted to open. Boosts for tourism and rural Ireland. @VirginMediaNews

— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) June 5, 2020

This afternoon.

We must have been really good.

Update:

For those asking: the ‘anywhere in your county’ is in addition to the 20km – you will be allowed to cross county lines to travel 20km, as well as travelling anywhere within the county boundary.

— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) June 5, 2020

Suck it up. Louth.

Meanwhile…

Don't all go to the seaside at once, Leitrim. #Phase2 pic.twitter.com/6OV2PK13eT

— Arthur Riordan (@ArtRiordan) June 5, 2020

Gulp.

Coronavirus: People to be allowed to travel anywhere in their county from Monday as Ireland moves to exit lockdown (The Irish Times)

Leon Farrell/Rollingnews

Meanwhile…

Shopping centres could re-open as early as June 15 under proposals considered by Cabinet. Retailers would be required to stagger hours and not open until 10:30am @rtenews

— Mícheál Lehane (@MichealLehane) June 5, 2020