Alliance says Taoiseach attendance at All-Ireland hurling final was blatant disregard for sector
The Events Industry Alliance says the government needs to show the industry the respect it deserves.
Gardaí were forced to ask a number of pubs near Croke Park to close yesterday, after hundreds gathered outside following the All Ireland Hurling Final.
One pub is being investigated for allegedly breaching Covid-19 regulations.
The events sector is unhappy the Taoiseach attended the match, claiming it was a blatant disregard for the live entertainment and event sector.
NPHET will meet on Wednesday ahead of the Cabinet Sub Committee on Friday to discuss the easing of all remaining restrictions.
Justin Green from the alliance, is calling on the Taoiseach, Tánaiste and Health Minister to attend this week's 'Live Events Sector' meeting:
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