Covid-19: Golf and garden meet-ups allowed as NI rules eased
New rules on meeting up outdoors and เอาชนะเกมสล็อตออนไลน์ ด้วยเทคนิคง่ายๆ the return of some sports are among the changes to
lockdown restrictions in Northern Ireland from Thursday.
Garden centres are also allowed to offer click-and-collect services.
The executive will examine a paper later on Thursday that could see the reopening of some retail in mid-April, BBC News NI understands.
Some retailers, motor home dealers, car washes, garden centres and plant nurseries could reopen from 12 April.
It also suggests the number of people allowed to attend funerals could be raised to 35.
The paper also looks at the issue of sports training and suggests up to 15 people could be allowed to participate in training.
However, the executive is to review lockdown restrictions on 15 April, so it is possible the changes could be delayed until then.
'What restrictions are being eased today?'
With the exception of some pupils returning to school in March, the changes that take place on Thursday are the first since NI returned
to full lockdown on 26 December.
However most of the rules which have been in force have not been altered, including the stay-at-home rule.
From Thursday, up to six people from two households are allowed to meet in a private garden.
The executive advises that people should maintain social distancing during these gatherings.
If there is no alternative route, people are able to enter a garden by going through a house.
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