Hospitality could begin to reopen in June under plans being considered by government.
The Taoiseach told his party last night it's looking at the likes of hotels, B&Bs and self-catering accommodation.
The plan, which is set to be announced tomorrow, is also expected to see the likes of hairdressers, museums and retail open next month.
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NPHET will issue its recommendations after it meets this morning, with the details set to be considered by the cabinet Covid sub-committee this evening.
UCC Virus expert, Professor Gerry Killeen, says reopening without a plan to get infection rates down further is worrying:
