This is the full list of garda lockdown fines as gardai now have the power to call to the homes of people who have arrived from overseas to ensure they are obeying lockdown rules.
The Irish public is being asked to stay at home, except for travel for work, education or other essential purposes, or to take exercise within 5km of home.
Health Minister Stephen Donnelly signed regulations that will introduce a system of mandatory quarantine for arrivals into the State.
Passengers who come from any destination must legally quarantine for 14 days at the address given on their Passenger Locator Form.
If gardai discover non-compliance, people can face a €2,500 fine, six months in prison, or both.
The regulations do allow for limited exemptions for essential reasons.
But those exempted are expected to follow quarantine at all other times.
Exemptions include workers for repair and maintenance of critical infrastructure.
As stated by Citizens Information, for certain offences, you can be fined a fixed amount. A Garda can give you a fixed penalty notice. If you do not pay it within 28 days, you can be prosecuted in court.
A Garda can issue the following fixed penalties under the Health Act 1947 (Fixed Payment Notice and Dwelling Event Provisions) (COVID-19) Regulations 2020, as amended:
| Offence | Fixed charge |
| Not wearing a face covering on public transport, without a reasonable excuse | €80 |
| Not wearing a face covering in a retail outlet, or other specified premises, without a reasonable excuse | €80 |
| Travelling without a reasonable excuse | €100 |
| Attending an unlawful social or recreational gathering in a home | €150 |
| Organising an unlawful social or recreational gathering in a home | €500 |
| Organising a prohibited event that is not in a home | €500 |
| Travelling to a port or airport without a reasonable excuse | €500 |
