He says a lot of things are still unclear and is awaiting more guidance from the government.
A Laois publican says they're awaiting more guidance for the government on how to resume business at the end of the month.
The owners of O'Gorman's Bar in Kilminchey, Portlaoise are among those gearing towards re-opening.
They've installed sanitiser stations, partitions between tables, a stop go system for bathrooms, and they're hoping to provide an option for customers to order on their phone or tablet, to reduce contact with employees.
Donal O'Gorman says they're hoping all 65 of their staff will be able to return eventually, but guidance from the government has been unclear to date:
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