DUBLIN: Irish pubs reopened after a six-month shutdown on Monday but many in the capital, Dublin, remained under heightened coronavirus restrictions because of a surge of infections.
All of Ireland’s 7,000 pubs were shut by government order on March 16 — the eve of the national St. Patrick’s Day celebrations — as the country was shut down.
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