The campaign is encouraging people to respect covid guidelines.
The #BeSound campaign has been launched and is encouraging customers to Respect the Guidelines in pubs and restaurants over the festive season.
The campaign highlights that Covid measures are in place to keep these venues safe and open, and patrons are reminded to wash their hands, use hand sanitiser, stick to their table and wear a mask when walking around.
People are also asked to be patient and Respect the Staff, who it says people are working hard to keep us all safe, and ensure we have a great time this festive season.
The campaign also reminds everyone to Respect Each Other, and have regard for other customers so everyone can enjoy themselves.
Padraig Cribben CEO of the Vintners Federation of Ireland said: “Christmas is a vital trading period for Ireland’s pubs.
“Hospitality venues across the country are gearing up to welcome customers in safely, connecting friends, families and colleagues over a drink, a meal and some great conversation.”
Donall O’Keeffe, CEO of the Licensed Vintners Association said: “Irish hospitality venues have worked hard throughout the pandemic when they have been open to keep everyone safe, with a number of restrictions in place.
“While we continue to operate with these Covid-19 measures, we’re asking customers to remember to #BeSound, so we can all keep each other safe.”
Patricia Callan, Director of Drinks Ireland said: “Ireland’s pubs are a vital part of the country’s social fabric, especially at Christmas time.
“Our #BeSound campaign is asking customers to continue to act respectfully, so we can all enjoy a safe Christmas as we socialise.”

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