Social distancing confirmed to end in areas across Northern Ireland

Domestic setting restrictions

Up to 15 people from no more than four households can meet in a private home and stay overnight. There are no restrictions on the number of people that can meet in a private garden.

A ban on large house parties and indoor raves

With the max number allowed indoors at 15 people, large house parties and indoor raves are prohibited.

Working from home messaging

Health officials last month advised keeping the guidance in place, employers are asked to be flexible, and adhere to public health advice.

The need to be seated to consume food and drink in a hospitality setting

The need to be seated at indoor music events and the ban on dancing

Dancing is allowed at weddings and civil partnership receptions, but nightclubs in Northern Ireland remain closed, unlike those in the rest of the UK

The requirement to wear face coverings in indoor areas such as retail and public transport

People must still wear them on public transport, in shops and a number of other settings - unless they are exempt

The need to carry out risk assessments to stage events

Social distancing and track and trace must be executed to hold stage events. Entry to concerts, theatres and other types of performances will be ticket only, purchased in advance.

The requirement to take contact details in certain settings.

Customers in hospitality venues are asked to share personal details, such as their name and contact number, as part of the UK's 'Track and Trace' system.