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Roisin Meaney: We need the rituals and ceremonies of dining out again

When she called her new book ‘The Restaurant’ Roisin Meaney could never have imagined it would be released when eating out was suddenly on hold

Roisin Meaney: We need the rituals and ceremonies of dining out again

Sun, 14 Jun, 2020 - 12:30

Róisín Meaney

When she called her new book ‘The Restaurant’ Roisin Meaney could never have imagined it would be released when eating out was suddenly on hold

The setting is the paved courtyard of a tiny restaurant outside a village on the Amalfi coast in Italy.

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