However, she holds out hope that the second lockdown in Melbourne and surrounding districts, one that affects five million people, will be “less daunting than the first time as we now know what to expect”. “I think it’s dawning on people how serious the outbreak is again so everyone is staying home . hopefully trade will pick up once we settle back into lockdown routines again,” O’Donnell told The Irish Times. Just three days after she did, the second lockdown was imposed. We just want a second chance to come back and do what we had planned to do.”The second lockdown will force change, too, for Bianca Gannon, a Galway-born musician and piano teacher.

Source: The Irish Times July 09, 2020 15:21 UTC