The reporter learned from the Irish government website on the 14th that the website has updated the international travel regulations. Ireland allows passengers who have been fully vaccinated with China Kexing and Sinopharm Xinguan vaccine for 14 days to enter the country with valid certificates. According to the above provisions, passengers entering Ireland must provide valid new crown vaccination certificate or new crown rehabilitation certificate, or negative nucleic acid test certificate within 72 hours. At present, the Irish government has recognized six new crown vaccines, including Pfizer, Modena, Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca, in addition to the newly added koshing and Sinopharm vaccines. Since October 22, the Irish government has officially cancelled the mandatory centralized isolation of passengers from high-risk countries, cancelled the requirement that inbound passengers must be isolated at home, and no longer required to provide address, contact information and other information in time after entering the country. Since July this year, especially since October 22nd, COVID-19 has rebounded sharply. According to the data released by the Ministry of health on November 13, there were 4642 new confirmed cases in Ireland that day, second only to the highest number of 5483 cases in the new round of epidemic set the previous day. Ireland no longer publishes the cumulative number of newly confirmed cases every day. According to the website of the World Health Organization, as of the 12th of this month, the cumulative number of newly confirmed cases in Ireland was 484523. (outlook new era)