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Irish government plan: churches may reopen July 20
May 05, 2020
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CWN Editor's Note: The Irish government has released plans for a gradual reopening of society after the CO19 lockdown. The plan allows for some retail stores and child-care centers to open beginning on May 18. Churches—along with barbers and hairdressers—will be allowed to hold some services, observing social distancing, beginning July 20.
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