Face coverings look set to be made mandatory on public transport.
The cabinet is expected to sign off on the plans at a meeting this evening. Dermot O'Leary from the National Bus and Rail Union is welcoming the move.
Face Coverings On Public Transport To Be Made Mandatory
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