The Government is recommending the wearing of face masks on public transport as Ireland moves towards reopening.
Covering your face is not mandatory and there is no punishment for not doing so but NPHET and the Department of Health have laid out clear guidelines.
And with public transport getting back to normal it is important to know the rules before you head onto buses and trains.
Here's what each public transport company in Ireland has said about the wearing of face masks.
Face mask rules on public transport
Bus Eireann
A spokesperson for the company said: "The government has updated its COVID19 guidelines which now advise wearing a face covering while using public transport.
"We ask you to support our drivers by wearing a face covering when travelling on our services."
Irish Rail
The company ask that you "please wear a face mask when travelling".
Dublin Bus
The company says: "We are asking all our customers to please continue to adhere to our social distance measures and carefully follow the guidelines set out by the Government and the Department of Health while travelling on our services.
"Wearing a face covering is recommended on public transport to protect others."
Luas
The public transport service states: "We actively encourage everyone to wear a face mask while using Luas. Doing so will increase protection for other customers and for Luas workers."
