Travel question: I’m flying out from Dublin next week and require a pcr test. Can I do one in the north on Sunday? Or do I need to drive down south??

Doing a test in the North will be fine. You'll most likely be doing a Randox test on either side of the border anyway.

You can order one to your house to do yourself and place it in a drop in box, or you go and get one at a Randox centre. I think in NI they’re all mostly nearer Belfast way.

The current rules & regulations around COVID-19 can be found on the NI Direct Website.

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Check out www.jacemedical.ie or www.jacemedical.co.uk - I've used them before and they're pretty handy - locations in Bridgend and Letterkenny. They do all test - PCR, Antigen, and Antibody.

Out of curiosity, where are you going that requires a PCR? Almost all places now accept antigens (notably SA does not). Just curious.

In the north of what?