That's according to research by the ESRI.
33% of people dining or drinking indoors say their Covid-19 certificate was not checked.
Hospitality owners and operators are required, by law, to ensure those dining inside have been vaccinated.
Research by the ESRI has further found that 73% of participants have a digital Covid certificate.
The study took place between August 10th and 17th.
On the day prior to the survey, 33 per cent had had a close contact – 27 per cent while not wearing a mask – and 28 per cent had either visited another home or received a visitor in their own.
Professor Pete Lunn is Head of Behavioural Research Unit at the ESRI, and co-author of this report.
He joined Clem Ryan on Tuesday's edition of Kildare Today.
A new survey from the @ESRIDublin shows that one third of people have not been asked for their Covid 19 vaccination cert, when dining indoors. We’ll chat to Professor Pete Lunn on tomorrow morning’s #KildareToday programme.
— Kfm Radio (@kfmradio) August 30, 2021
Leixlip Student Wins Trip To Brussels To Meet MEP Nina Carberry
Gardaí Appeal For Witnesses Following Hit-And-Run At Harbour In Naas
Public Consultation Opens on Liffey Valley Park Plans Between Celbridge and Leixlip
Irish Defence Forces Join European Network To Monitor Threats At Sea
Warning Over Fake ‘Kildare’ Website As Shoppers Left Out Of Pocket
Straffan Resident Conor McGregor Is Looking To Introduce New Evidence Alleging That Another Man Assaulted Nikita Hand
Naas Gardai Fine Driver €150 For Parking In Disabled Space Without A Permit
Newbridge Concern Worldwide Worker Documents Ongoing Suffering in Sudan
