Ireland's Paul Stirling and Shane Getkate have been isolated in Florida following positive COVID-19 outcomes in front of the group's flight to Jamaica, Cricket Ireland declared on Thursday (December 30). In the interim, George Dockrell who had before been distinguished as a COVID-positive case among the crew, has now been given the all obvious to fly with the group. Harry Tector and Gareth Delany, as well, have both finished their quarantine and will venture out to Jamaica with the crew on Friday where as Andrew Balbirnie and Andy McBrine, who had been recently recorded as close contacts of positive cases, will probably join the crew in Jamaica later January 2 forthcoming a negative PCR report. Stirling and Getkate will currently go through an obligatory 10-day disconnection period and will connect up with the crew in the Caribbean, assessed around January 9, just after returning adverse outcomes in the ensuing testing. "...The contagiousness of this most recent strain of the infection has not saved us - nor without a doubt the USA crew nor the umpires in our new series - and short-term three players have now tried positive. These are the main three Irish players to date that have tried positive since entering the Managed Environment, though we additionally have two players disconnecting as enlisted 'close contacts' of positive cases as well. These last players tried negative in this way, however should do as such again before they join the crew in Jamaica," Richard Holdsworth, High Performance Director for Cricket Ireland, said. "We have seen sport from one side of the planet to the other adversely affected by this infection still, and like all wearing associations attempting to proceed with sport during the pandemic, we are adjusting rapidly and reacting to the necessities of those in our obligation of care. "We have a drawn out crew with us on this visit, so will actually want to adapt to these nonattendances forthcoming no further flare-ups. "We are additionally working intimately with Cricket West Indies to guarantee that the two players are happy with the current plans set up." Ireland are planned to play three ODIs and an oddball T20I against the hosts West indies in Jamaica, between Jannuary 8 and 16. The ODI series among USA and Ireland must be dropped because of a spike in COVID-19 cases in the Ireland camp. Two individuals from the group's care staff tried positive, as completed a few accomplices of players, prompting an undoing of the two - match series.