Treacys Hotel Group are to keep their properties in Shannon and Ennis open in line with Level 5 restrictions.

Properties in Enniscorthy and Waterford will also remain open along with Treacys West County Hotel and Treacys Oakwood Arms.

Group Sales Manager Shane Donohoe stated, “As a hotel group that is family-owned and family-run, we know the importance of working together through difficult times.

“It is important that we help each other through this challenging period, so our Failte Ireland Safety Charter accredited hotels intend to do what they can to support those businesses and services that will keep our country moving over the coming weeks and those who will have a requirement for accommodation, meeting space or takeaway service”.

They are hopeful to keep as many of their staff as possible working while adhering to all HSE advice.

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