Good Friday alcohol ban criticised by RAI

The ban of alcohol sales on Good Friday is being criticised by The Restaurants Association of Ireland who say 'it is unacceptable'.

Good Friday alcohol ban criticised by RAI
Fri, 25 Mar, 2016 - 06:40

The ban of alcohol sales on Good Friday is being criticised by The Restaurants Association of Ireland who say 'it is unacceptable'.

The Association say that the law is not only affecting our tourism brand abroad, but business internally as well.

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