Government ministers are to sign off on plans to move to phase three of the easing of Coronavirus restrictions.
The cabinet is holding what will likely be its final meeting in Dublin Castle this evening.
It is likely to be the last major decision taken by the Ministers of this Fine Gael/Independents government.
From Monday most of the country will be allowed to re-open, including restaurants, pubs that serve food, cinemas, barbers and hairdressers.
People will also be able to travel anywhere in Ireland without restrictions.
The cabinet is also expected to announce that face masks will become mandatory on public transport.
Minister for Health Simon Harris has said "there are not any plans for now" for the State to make face coverings available to the public.
This is to allow capacity on buses, trains and the Luas to increase to 50% to take account for more people going to work.
There is also to be a discussion on opening air bridges to other countries to allow foreign travel.
This will only be to countries with a good handle on the spread of the Coronavirus and would likely take effect sometime in July.
