The COVID-19 enforced stay-at-home order has been lifted following three months of lockdown.
Further restrictions are eased from today and people should “stay local” and continue to work from home where possible.
All pupils here have returned to school for the first time since Christmas.
Ten people from two households can now meet up in private gardens.
Non-essential retail can resume click-and-collect services.
Car sales can also resume along with car washes.
Off licenses however will close at 8pm each evening.
Garden centres can open.
Overnight stays away from home are not allowed.
Close-contact services and accommodation and visitor attractions remain closed.
Marriage and civil partnership customers can view their venues, restricted to a maximum of four customers per visit.
The number permitted to attend marriages, civil partnerships and funerals will be subject to a risk assessment for the venue.
Northern Ireland is the last part of the UK to lift its stay-at-home rule.