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#CloseThePubs trends as public urges businesses to shut doors over Covid-19

Irish Twitter have been making their voices heard online today as they urge pubs and clubs to close as Covid-19 continues to spread.

#CloseThePubs trends as public urges businesses to shut doors over Covid-19

Sat, 14 Mar, 2020 - 21:59

Michelle McGlynn

Irish Twitter have been making their voices heard online today as they urge pubs and clubs to close as Covid-19 continues to spread.

This evening, the Department of Health confirmed a second person has died from the coronavirus.

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