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Coronavirus restrictions not in evidence at Penneys queues
Huge queues with little sign of social distancing, masks or other preventative measures to contain the spread of Covid-19 stretched on streets outside shops in Dublin, Cork and Limerick.
The queues were
Queue for #Penneys #Cork at 9.15am pic.twitter.com/fKX2XsPTG0
— Fiona Corcoran (@fiona96fmnews) June 12, 2020
Queue outside Penney’s on Mary Street this morning. #Penneys pic.twitter.com/DIlIK3eo84
— Julieanne Corr (@JulieanneCorr) June 12, 2020
Penneys Day should be a national holidaypic.twitter.com/aZm1OrFUD2
— CollegeTimes.com (@collegetimesct) June 12, 2020
Went out to see how mad it is. As mad as expected. Guards out in full force for the reopening of penneys pic.twitter.com/A1wLiQnKGK
— Megan Fitzpatrick ✨ (@LeMegMeg) June 12, 2020
Queue for #Penneys #Cork at 9.15am pic.twitter.com/fKX2XsPTG0
— Fiona Corcoran (@fiona96fmnews) June 12, 2020
I wonder if the people who lost their minds about the Black Lives Matter protests will be as upset by the reopening of Penneys (Primark). pic.twitter.com/fGIz1k8xEm
— Feargal Ó Murchú (@DailyHustler) June 12, 2020
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