McDonald's Ireland reopening: Full list of stores across the country open for takeaway and delivery

McDonald's will open for walk-in takeaways and delivery in towns and cities across Ireland.

The restaurants have reopened for business from 7am this morning.

And there's more good news, as five pilot stores in the Dublin area will be testing the return of the McMuffin.

These stores will be trialling a limited Breakfast Menu and reduced hours in line with previous reopening tests.

Queue for McDonald's drive-thru (stock) (Getty Images)

This is with a view to rolling out a breakfast service across the country later in the summer.

The stores set to reopen for walk-in takeaway and delivery are based in Dublin, Cork, Wicklow, Galway, Meath, Monaghan, Tipperary, Westmeath, Carlow and Kildare.

It will be a very different experience for customers, with clear floor markings creating a one-way system around the restaurant, and a limited number allowed inside.

Customers will be asked to visit alone where possible, while seating areas and toilets will remain shut.

McDonald's bosses also announced that the stores in the capital that will be testing the return of the Breakfast Menu are Rathfarnham, Kylmore Road, Kilmore Road, Malahide Road and Tallaght.

Meanwhile, the stores open for both walk-in takeaway and delivery are:

Dublin: Rathmines, Stillorgan Shopping Centre, Tallaght, Ilac Shopping Centre, Navan Road, Lucan Shopping Centre, Dundrum Shopping Centre, Temple Bar

Cork: Winthrop Street, Blackpool Shopping Centre

Galway: Shop Street

Carlow: Kennedy Avenue

Exterior of a McDonald's store (Rex Features)

While the stores that will reopen for walk-in takeaway only are:

Dublin: Blanchardstown Shopping Centre, Dublin Airport

Cork: Fermoy

Meath: Trimgate Street, Navan

Monaghan: Monaghan Shopping Centre

Tipperary: Clonmel

Westmeath: Mullingar

Kildare: M9 Service Station, Kilcullen