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What we think we know about revised Living with Covid plan

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Ahead of Cabinet sub-committee discussions tomorrow and a Cabinet decision on Tuesday, here is what we think we know about the revised Living with Covid plan - and what restrictions we can expect in the coming weeks. Schools It is expected that a Cabinet sub-committee will tomorrow recommend that Leaving Cert students, along with primary school pupils in junior and senior infants plus those in first and second class, will return to school on 1 March.

The final decision would then be taken by Cabinet on Tuesday morning. Children's Minister Roderic O'Gorman has said he understands that all primary school students will be back in school by 15 March.

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