North’s health minister urges Donnelly to act on ‘Dublin dodge’
Robin Swann claims lack of engagement over issue of air passengers travelling through Dublin
The North’s health minister has complained to Stephen Donnelly that a “Dublin dodge” is being used by Northern Ireland air passengers who travel through the South to avoid normal quarantine requirements.
In a series of letters to his counterpart which received no official response, Robin Swann said that authorities in the South were refusing to share data on passengers who travel to Northern Ireland via Dublin Airport. This meant they couldn’t be followed up to ...
