Will Ireland's pubs survive?: Interview with BBC World Business Report

Marion Mc Garry

Will Ireland's pubs survive? Interview with BBC World Business Report

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Abstract

Ireland's bars have been closed for more than a year, because of restrictions to contain the spread of coronavirus, but after suffering so much lost income it is feared many may not be able to afford to reopen.

The iconic Irish pub, a familiar entertainment and leisure venue in cities around the world, is in trouble at home and many family run establishments, especially in rural areas, may be closed forever.

The BBC's Russell Padmore reports from County Donegal, in the north west of Ireland.

Original language	English (Ireland)
Type	BBC Interview
Media of output	Online content
Publisher	BBC World Service
Publication status	Published - 15 Jul 2021

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Irish pubs

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