The Health Minister has announced the Covid-19 Passenger Locator Form is moving online next week. Stephen Donnelly said the regulations to change to an online form will take effect on Wednesday. The ...

The Passenger Locator Form will move to an online process next week, the Minister for Health has confirmed. It previously had to be filled out manually. Stephen Donnelly said regulations underpinning ...

Irish contact tracers working to track close contacts of confirmed cases of Covid-19 from flights coming into Ireland have accessed Passenger Locator Forms (PLFs) on just five occasions since August, ...

The government could be about to scrap the remaining Covid travel restrictions - including passenger locator forms for people arriving in the UK. Cabinet ministers are expected to discuss the proposal ...

The Department of Health confirmed Passenger Locator Forms completed using the old system will continue to be accepted until August 8th. Photo: PA Images The Passenger Locator Form for people arriving ...

Less than a quarter of people who filled out passenger locater forms upon arrival into Ireland between August and November received follow-up calls to confirm they were restricting their movements, ...

All remaining coronavirus travel measures including passenger locator forms will end on Friday, the Transport Secretary has said, in a move that will make foreign holidays easier even as coronavirus ...

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More than 99,600 Covid-19 passenger locator forms were submitted for passengers arriving into the State in November, according to the Department of Health. The forms are used for contact tracing ...