Gardai have found Covid-19 breaches at licensed premises, retail outlets and hairdressers in recent days as the clamp down continues.
Gardaí have also intervened with house parties right across the country with in excess of 300 fines issued for either organising or attending a house party.
While 375 fines have been issued at Dublin Airport to people for leaving the country for non-essential travel.
A garda spokesperson added: "Over the last few days, An Garda Síochána have also attended breaches of health regulations by licensed premises, restaurants, retail outlets, hair and beauty salons amongst other business premises. In all instances, files will be forwarded to the Director of Public Prosecutions.
"An Garda Síochána continue to investigate potential breaches of Public Health Regulations associated with funerals (currently maximum 10 mourners) and weddings (currently maximum 6 attendees at a wedding reception).
"People issued with a COVID-19 related fine have 28 days to pay the fine."
Key points from gardai today
€100 fine for non-essential cross-border travel in this jurisdiction comes into operation on Monday morning, February 8 2021
3,500 fines issued for non-essential travel including around 375 for non-essential journeys to airports/ports
301 fines for organising and attending a house party
Six people summoned to Court in March for failing to pay non-essential travel fine within 28 days of issue – facing potential penalty of at least €1,000 fine and/or a month in prison
People travelling to an airport or port to take a holiday abroad are now liable for a €500 fine each for undertaking a non-essential journey – going on a holiday abroad is not essential travel
Public advised to stay within the 5km limit when undertaking exercise this weekend
