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<p> Maureen O'Sullivan, proprietor of The Strand Bar, Matehy, Vicarstown, Co Cork, opens the door as the last of the preparations are underway for the re-opening of pubs. Picture: Larry Cummins</p>

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'Great old evenings' to return as pubs set to reopen across the country

Easing of Covid-19 restrictions for wet pubs outside Dublin sees many of them opening their doors again on September 21

<p>Brian and Louise Kenny of the Boothouse Bar, which dates back to at least 1773, are getting ready for reopening. Picture: Eddie O'Hare</p>

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Centuries-old Cork bar to reopen doors after 'toughest six months'

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Number of pubs down 1,500 in 12 years

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Healy-Rae dismisses rural link scheme as ‘spin’

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Calls for driverless cars to be introduced in Ireland to help rural pubs

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Half of publicans not targeting under-30 market

Growing divide in turnover for rural and urban pubs

With profits down by 30%, thousands of publicans have been forced to reduce hours and cut costs to survive, with a growing number closing their doors.

Wed, 28 Aug, 2013

Rural pubs

'Great old evenings' to return as pubs set to reopen across the country

Centuries-old Cork bar to reopen doors after 'toughest six months'

Number of pubs down 1,500 in 12 years

Healy-Rae dismisses rural link scheme as ‘spin’

Calls for driverless cars to be introduced in Ireland to help rural pubs

Half of publicans not targeting under-30 market

Growing divide in turnover for rural and urban pubs

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Mick Clifford

Rural pubs

'Great old evenings' to return as pubs set to reopen across the country

Centuries-old Cork bar to reopen doors after 'toughest six months'

Number of pubs down 1,500 in 12 years

Healy-Rae dismisses rural link scheme as ‘spin’

Calls for driverless cars to be introduced in Ireland to help rural pubs

Half of publicans not targeting under-30 market

Growing divide in turnover for rural and urban pubs

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Mick Clifford

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