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09/06/2022 Kehoes Pub In Dublins City Centre Where Musican Paul Heaton Put A Tab Behind The Bar As Part Of His 60Th Birthday Party Celebrations. Gareth Chaney/ Collins Photos

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Louis Fitzgerald pub and hotel group sustains €37m hit to revenues during Covid

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Lockdown Rumours Adding To Hospitality 'Staffing Crisis'
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Lockdown rumours adding to hospitality 'staffing crisis'

Luxury Kerry Hotel Group Records Pre-Tax Losses Of Almost €17M
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Luxury Kerry hotel group records pre-tax losses of almost €17m

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Restaurants Association Challenges ‘Irrational’ Indoor Dining Rules
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Restaurants Association challenges ‘irrational’ indoor dining rules

Staycation Summer Begins As Hotel Doors Open Across Ireland
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Staycation summer begins as hotel doors open across Ireland

Video: Cuts To Pandemic Payments, Pharmacy Vaccinations, No More Snow Days
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Video: Cuts to pandemic payments, pharmacy vaccinations, no more snow days

‘Hope, Excitement And Relief’ As Ireland Prepares For Extensive Reopening
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‘Hope, excitement and relief’ as Ireland prepares for extensive reopening

Government Urged To Let Restaurants Resume Indoor Dining On June 2Nd
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Government urged to let restaurants resume indoor dining on June 2nd

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Hotel Bookings Jump To Over 25% For Summer Months
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Hotel bookings jump to over 25% for summer months

Hotel Sector Records €2.6Bn Loss In 2020
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Hotel sector records €2.6bn loss in 2020

'We Feel Like We're Constantly On The Back Foot,' Hoteliers Unhappy With Level 5
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'We feel like we're constantly on the back foot,' hoteliers unhappy with Level 5

'Disastrous, Devastating And Crushing': Businesses On Christmas Eve 'Layoffs'
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'Disastrous, devastating and crushing': Businesses on Christmas Eve 'layoffs'