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Click and collect ends tonight for Irish retails, but food service continues

For restaurants and takeaways continues as it has done.

Ken McGuire by Ken McGuire
5th January 2021
in News
Reading Time: 2min read
Click and collect.

Click and collect. Photo: Karolina Grabowska/Pexels

As the Irish government ramps up Covid-19 Level 5 restrictions, click and collect is coming to an end.

Shops deemed ‘non-essential’, largely the retail sector, have relied on click-and-collect services online to keep the doors open.

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Restaurants, cafés, sandwich bars and the rest of the food sector too have been using the principal since lockdown began.

And while click and collect will end tonight for retailers, it very much remains in place for the food service sector.

⚠️Update

A lot of confusion over proposed Click & Collect restrictions tonight

These restrictions refer to Retail

Takeaway Food & Beverage will be allowed under further restrictions

— Adrian Cummins 🇮🇪🇪🇺 (@adriancummins) January 5, 2021

Per the latest Government announcements today

“Click and collect from non-essential retail outlets should be discontinued with immediate effect. Existing orders may be collected. Click and deliver will continue to be permitted.”

What else is happening under Level 5 restrictions?

As it stands, the restrictions are in place until “at least” 31 January, which means

  • Schools are closed
  • All non-essential retail closed
  • A 5km limit applies to exercise
  • No outdoor events or gatherings
  • Restaurants and food outlets are limited to takeout or delivery services only

You can find the full list of Covid-19 restrictions here.

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