The figures were revealed in a survey conducted by the LVA between Monday 18th May and Tuesday 19th May, with 44% confirming their intention to reopen on 29th June. When applied to the 750 pubs located across the capital, ...

Representative bodies urge publicans across the country to follow the guidelines and put the health of customers and staff first. Research shows clear hygiene and safety measures will be vital for public with 61% wanting ...

Compensation and support essential for survival of pub sector, in light of threat of future waves. LVA seeks immediate discussions with Government on future of pub sector.

VAT rate cut on alcohol sought as a temporary measure to help pubs survive until demand increases and consumer confidence returns in early 2021 – LVA, VFI and Ibec’s Drinks Ireland. Hospitality VAT rate cut will deliver ...

Economist Anthony Foley authors report on impact of Covid-19 on the drinks industry and analyses the effect of a reduced VAT rate on on trade alcohol sales. Report concludes that consumer demand will be lower after lockdown ...

Any decision to keep wet pubs closed while other parts of hospitality open will be political decision based on zero evidence made by FF, FG and Green Party.

Almost 7 out of 10 willing to reopen with restricted capacity, following strict public health and social distancing guidelines. 6 out of 10 say they will go out of business if asked to stay closed into 2021. 50% 'appalled' ...

Recognition of the need to support hospitality sector very welcome. LVA looks forward to participating in Night-time Economy Taskforce.

Grassroots social media campaign sees publicans, family members and staff in every county highlighting plight of sector as they pose outside their pubs.