December trade is 'final lifeline' for pubs - Drinks Ireland

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Drinks Ireland is urging the Government to base decisions around the reopening of the hospitality sector "on evidence, research and data.” 

Drinks Ireland is urging the Government to base decisions around the reopening of the hospitality sector "on evidence, research and data.” 

Drinks Ireland, the Ibec sector representing alcohol drinks manufacturers and suppliers in Ireland has called on the Government to allow pubs reopen “safely” at the start of December describing the Christmas trading period as “the final lifeline” for many pubs across the country.

In a statement, the group said it is urging the Government to base decisions around the reopening of the hospitality sector "on evidence, research and data.” 

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