Special Report: Pub Crisis - Rural publicans fear reopening before vaccine is in place

Ireland's pubs have suffered significantly as a result of the Covid-19 crisis.
Mike Parker behind the counter at Parker's Bar Kilflynn Co Kerry which opened its doors in 1923 stays closed due to the Coronavirus  - the first time it has ever closed for this long.   Photo: Domonick Walsh
Mike Parker behind the counter at Parker's Bar Kilflynn Co Kerry which opened its doors in 1923 stays closed due to the Coronavirus - the first time it has ever closed for this long. Photo: Domonick Walsh

Ireland's pubs have suffered significantly as a result of the Covid-19 crisis.

In a special report, Sean O'Riordan speaks to some Cork and Kerry publicans about the effect the closures have had, and what re-opening the country's pubs might look like.

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