This infoclip illustrates the range of rules aimed at stopping the spread of Covid-19 in Dublin (social distancing, wearing the mask compulsory in different situation, signage, museums, theaters, churches, public transport services reduced, non-essential shops, restaurants and bars temporarily closed...) and the impact on the economy and different sectors such as tourism, culture or catering. New restrictions are in place from Oct. 21.

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Infoclip: Illustration of the lockdown situation in Dublin, Ireland

Liffey river and the Ha&rsquo;penny Bridge 

Savoy cinema in O&rsquo;Connell street closed 

Buses train passes in front of ironing Trinity University building

Entrance to Trinity University. Covid signage - LUAS train passes in front of ironing Trinity University building

Covid mask use sign at LUAS station. Kid with Father scanning cards 

Inside bus with passengers wearing mask

LUAS ride down the road establishing shot

Entrance to church. Covid signage

Man wearing a mask in the street standing next to cueing sings on the ground

Covid signage on window shops

Stephen Green shopping center entrance covid signage

Grafton Street the busies Dublin shopping street almost empty 

Shops closed in Grafton street / Covid signage to announce reasons for closing

Restaurant closed and Covid signage announcing closing due to covid 

Customer woman using hand sanitizer station at coffee shop

Employees at a coffee shop wearing mask

In front of coffee shop, another couple standing respecting social distancing