Covid confessions – Dublin edition
Further coronavirus (Covid-19) restrictions were introduced in Ireland on 27 March. They’ll stay in place until at least 5 May. Four young people in Dublin’s north east inner city share their thoughts on this effective lockdown. And one guy – Darragh Flood – responds with humour.
Firstly, they give their opinions on how they feel being cooped up inside and how they feel young people have been portrayed in the mainstream media.
Finally, Darragh took a serious topic (panic buying and therefore scarcity of toilet roll) and looked at how the community can get involved to support each other.
Featured image via YouTube.
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