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Traditional Irish Pubs Face Ruin Under Lengthened Lockdown – Dallas Post Tribune

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Ireland's government won't be reopening the country as planned, and many small pub owners say the delay will cost them their businesses. While non-essential retail shops have been trading for weeks, small pubs are still closed due to coronavirus restrictions. More than 3,500 pubs - almost half of Ireland's 7,000-plus pubs - are thought to […]

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