Ireland's Prime Minister has confirmed a delay to the lifting of some coronavirus restrictions

The video discusses the misleading appearance of busy establishments in Ireland, which are actually empty inside due to postponed indoor hospitality reopening. The government has delayed reopening to limit indoor dining to vaccinated or recovered individuals, but no system is in place yet. Publicans and restauranteurs express frustration over the lack of detailed plans and the burden on staff. The uncertainty continues as Ireland remains the only EU country without indoor dining, with a plan expected by July 19th.

What is the main reason for the empty interiors of Irish hospitality venues despite their busy appearance?

• The venues are under renovation.

• Indoor dining has been postponed.

• The venues are only open for private events.

• There is a shortage of staff.

Why has the government postponed the reopening of indoor dining?

• To implement a new tax policy.

• To limit dining to vaccinated or recovered individuals.

• Due to a lack of public interest.

• To renovate dining facilities.

What is the main concern of publicans regarding the government's plan?

• The plan will reduce customer satisfaction.

• The plan is too expensive to implement.

• The plan lacks detail and is unworkable.

• The plan requires hiring more staff.

What is the primary frustration of restauranteurs with the government's handling of the situation?

• The government has increased taxes on restaurants.

• The government has imposed strict hygiene regulations.

• The government has shown disrespect and lack of preparation.

• The government has not provided financial support.

By when does the government plan to draw up a new plan for indoor dining?

• By the end of June.

• By mid-September.

• By the start of August.

• By July 19th.