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Easing of restrictions on Tipperary church attendance

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Larger churches in Tipperary have been given leeway to welcome more than 50 parishioners during ceremonies.

Fr Michael Toomey of SS Peter & Paul’s Parish in Clonmel has welcomed the additional factors which can now be considered when it comes to calculating capacity at churches.

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It means that larger churches can now be divided into sections, which must not exceed 50 people each and must have individual entrances and exits.

Fr Toomey says it makes a big difference.

“Well I can only speak about my own church here in St Peter & Paul’s” “People are asked to come in through the side door, there are hand sanitisers, there’s welcoming and people are strongly advised to use masks – that is part of the agreement with the government in the church and there are nine sections now in St Peter & Paul’s and you can sit anywhere you want, we’re not telling you where to go.”

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