Officials say plans are in place to bring two Irish passengers back from a ship affected by a virus outbreak. According to reports, the two passengers are currently “well,” but they are expected to follow Ireland’s public health requirements upon their return. Sources indicate that the passengers will need to quarantine after arriving in Ireland, even if they do not currently show symptoms. The reporting focuses on logistical and health measures for repatriation, rather than on the cause or scale of the outbreak onboard. No specific details are provided across the cited sources on when the passengers will travel, how quarantine will be carried out, or what authorities will be coordinating the repatriation. The information is presented as an arrangement being made by officials, with emphasis on ensuring the passengers comply with quarantine rules to limit the risk of further spread after returning home.