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<p>The changes to the guidance for the hospitality industry come after the Tánaiste attended a private outdoor party for former Minister Katherine Zappone in Dublin's Merrion Hotel in July. Picture: Michael O'Sullivan /OSM PHOTO</p>

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Fáilte Ireland's new outdoor hospitality guidelines 'unworkable' — Restaurants Association

Live music and performances, and multiple tables, to be booked, now allowed for outdoor areas for up to 200 people

<p>People wearing face coverings pass diners at outside tables in Kensington, London. We cannot ignore what happened in Enschede, Holland, which suggests that we will have to, sooner or later, learn to live with a persistent degree of Covid risk.</p>

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Irish Examiner view: Sooner or later we must learn to live with a persistent degree of Covid risk

<p>A working group will commence work on Monday to “scope out” how a ‘corona pass’ would or could work. Picture: Stephen Collins/Collins Photos</p>

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'All options on table' to reopen indoor hospitality

Brexit poses 'most immediate threat' to hospitality industry, restaurants association warns

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Brexit poses 'most immediate threat' to hospitality industry, restaurants association warns

Brennan brothers ‘thrilled’ at latest restaurant accolade

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Brennan brothers ‘thrilled’ at latest restaurant accolade

Restaurants encouraged to introduce policy to ask diners for deposits

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Restaurants encouraged to introduce policy to ask diners for deposits

West Cork is Ireland’s premier ‘foodie’ destination

West Cork is Ireland’s premier ‘foodie’ destination

West Cork has been named as Ireland’s premier “foodie” destination for 2017.

Thu, 31 Aug, 2017

Restaurants Association of Ireland against minimum wage increase

Restaurants Association of Ireland against minimum wage increase

The group representing restaurant owners want to see reforms to the Universal Social Charge instead of an increase to the minimum wage.

Sun, 19 Jul, 2015

Good Friday alcohol ban 'costing restaurant sector €15m in revenue'

Restaurateurs say the ban on selling alcohol on Good Friday costs the sector €15m in revenue.

Fri, 03 Apr, 2015