‘Milestone’ day in Ireland as rules on mask-wearing end

The transcript discusses personal and public attitudes towards mask-wearing as COVID-19 restrictions ease. It highlights varying comfort levels with mask usage in public spaces, personal safety measures, and the choices made by staff and customers. The conversation reflects on the end of COVID-19 restrictions as a significant milestone.

Why do some individuals choose to continue wearing masks in crowded places?

• They feel it is safer for themselves and others.

• They want to avoid catching a cold.

• They are nervous about public opinion.

• They are legally required to do so.

What is the general trend observed among staff and customers regarding mask-wearing?

• Most women are wearing masks.

• Most men are wearing masks.

• No one is wearing masks anymore.

• Everyone is required to wear masks.

How do people generally react to others' choices about wearing masks?

• They enforce mask-wearing.

• They ignore it completely.

• They accept individual choices.

• They often argue about it.

What is the sentiment expressed about the end of COVID-19 restrictions?

• Relief and happiness.

• Indifference and apathy.

• Frustration and anger.

• Confusion and uncertainty.

How long has it been since the start of the pandemic, according to the final section?

• Two years.

• Four years.

• One year.

• Three years.