Publicans condemn images of street drinking in Dublin

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The Licensed Vintners Association said it 'utterly condemns' the images of people drinking on the streets of Dublin city centre last night

The Licensed Vintners Association said it "utterly condemns" the scenes, saying it is in no way acceptable and "completely jeopardises" public health.In a statement, the LVA said while it believes most pubs and customers are following reopening guidelines, there have been similar scenes in Dublin city centre over the last few weekends.

The LVA also criticised the fact that people are drinking alcohol from off-licences on the streets of the capital, saying it presents "a terrible image of our city centre" and that it is "potentially extremely damaging to public health". It also said it has a negative impact on the efforts being made by responsible businesses that are beginning the process of recovery.At present, pubs are only allowed serve alcohol to customers who purchase a "substantial" meal costing at least €9.

Pubs who do not operate this restaurant-style service must remain closed until Phase 4 of the roadmap begins on 20 July.

 

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