An Taoiseach Micheál Martin is set to make another address to the nation on Tuesday and it will likely be his most significant one yet.
Having stared through the screen on so many occasions in the last 18 months with bad news, it is widely expected that on Tuesday evening, the Taoiseach will confirm Ireland's roadmap for an exit from the last lockdown.
What time is the address to the nation from the Taoiseach?
The Taoiseach is expected to address the nation at around about 6pm on Tuesday evening
Where will the Taoiseach's address to the nation be from?
The Taoiseach will address the nation from Government buildings.
What is the Taoiseach expected to say in his address to the nation?
Live indoor music and increased numbers at outdoor sport and live events is to be permitted from September 6 under plans going to Cabinet on Tuesday.
And the Government plans to scrap almost all Covid-19 restrictions by October 22.
Cabinet Ministers are set to sign off on the Covid-19 exit roadmap on Tuesday before Taoiseach Micheál Martin makes a State of the nation address.
Restrictions will begin to ease on September 6 which could see live music back at weddings and a return to concerts.
Under proposals going to Cabinet on Tuesday, a Government source said live indoor events can take place with 60% of a venue’s capacity for fully vaccinated people.
Outdoor events will also see up to 75% capacity permitted for people who are fully jabbed.
A mixture of vaccinated and unvaccinated events will also be permitted, though capacity is likely to be reduced for such events.
Where can I follow the Taoiseach's address to the nation?
You can keep on top of it with our dedicated liveblog with updates as they happen from the Taoiseach.
