LIMERICK, IRELAND – Several prominent publicans in Limerick have taken the unprecedented step of closing their establishments all day on Sundays and implementing early closures on Thursdays. This decision comes as these establishments grapple with maintaining adequate supplies to meet the demand of patrons throughout the rest of the week.
The move has sparked considerable discussion within the local community and the broader hospitality industry. Publicans cite various factors contributing to the supply challenges, including disruptions in the supply chain and the increased demand for certain products.
By strategically closing on Sundays and limiting hours on Thursdays, publicans aim to ensure that their customers can enjoy a consistent and high-quality experience during the remaining days of the week. While this measure may inconvenience some patrons, it reflects the publicans’ commitment to prioritizing customer satisfaction and maintaining the viability of their businesses in challenging times.
The effectiveness of these voluntary closures in addressing supply issues remains to be seen. However, it is clear that Limerick’s publicans are taking proactive steps to adapt to the current circumstances and ensure the continued success of their establishments.
FREEMANS JOURNAL – TUESDAY 1 MAY 1917
