Visit of IRELAND by foreigners

Hi, if I were you I'd cancel or get your booking moved to next year. At the moment some pubs are open but you have to book and have a meal and your time is limited to one and a half hours. Pubs not serving food are still closed. All theatres and cinemas are closed but most tourist attractions are open with restrictions and limited numbers allowed in. It's very hard to predict what the situation will be in September. Some people are acting very irresponsibly ant think that the virus has been beaten. It's a very difficult choice but my advice would be to enjoy France this year and come and explore Ireland in 2021.

At this time the pub opening has been put back until 10th August, Restaurants and pubs that serve food are open but you have to book a meal min €10 in order to be served Drink, caffee shops are generally open,all if the above with restrictions on distance and numbers. Face covering now have to be worn on all public transport and in shop and supermarkets.
Everyone coming into the country for non essential reasons, and thoes returning from abroad are suppose to isolate for two weeks, unfortunately that is not being enforced as there are a lot of non Irish cars, caravans and motorhome's going around the country.
There is to be an announcement next Monday 20th July about so called Green Country's where one can go and come from without the need to isolate.
September may be better as the schools are hoping to reopen in a limited way, which may relieve the pressure on campsites which at the moment are very busy and have to be booked if you can get in at all.

Now please let us know what us the situation in France as some people want to go in that direction, to do exactly as you want to do here in Ireland. Some clarity would help from someone who lives there.