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When it comes to the sale of alcohol, off-licences, including supermarkets, are allowed to sell it on St Patrick's Day between the hours of 12.30pm to 10pm, as is the rules for Sunday's. In terms of alcohol sales, off-licences, including supermarkets, can legally sell alcohol on St. Patrick's Day from 12.30pm until 10pm, following usual Sunday rules, reports the Irish Mirror. For pubs serving alcohol on the premises, these hours are: Monday to Thursday from 10:30am to 11:30pm; Friday and Saturday from 10:30am to 12:30am; Sunday from 12:30pm to 11:00pm; For off-licences (including supermarkets), alcohol can be sold at these hours: Monday to Saturday from 10:30am to 10:00pm; Sunday and St Patrick’s Day from 12:30pm Due to the bank holiday, most places will be operating under different opening times and some off-licences are expected to be operating at reduced hours this weekend When it comes to the sale of alcohol, off-licences, including supermarkets, are allowed to sell it on St Patrick's Day between the hours of 12.30 pm to 10 pm, as is the rules for Off-licences across the country this St Patrick's Day will open their doors later than expected. Alcohol can be sold in off-licences from 10.30am Monday to Saturday, but that changes to 12.30pm on According to Citizens Information: "Alcohol can only be sold on a licensed premises during set hours. For off-licences (including supermarkets), alcohol can be sold at these hours: Monday to Saturday from 10.30 am to 10 pm, and Sunday and St Patrick’s Day from 12.30 pm to 10 pm." For off-licences (including supermarkets), alcohol can be sold at these hours: Monday to Saturday from 10.30am to 10pm, and Sunday and St Patrick’s Day from 12.30pm to 10pm." It’s almost time to celebrate all things Irish! In the United States, the tradition of toasting St. Patrick’s Day with green beer goes back to at least 1914, when Irish American Dr. Thomas Hayes Curtin invented the colorful drink for a St. Patrick's Day party in the Bronx, New York. The St Patrick's Day bank holiday is underway meaning many people will enjoy a long weekend with an extra day off work or school. Anyone looking to replenish either food or alcohol supplies is being encouraged to check their local store's operating hours in advance. Be careful to keep alcohol out of their reach.” Improve your luck. Instead of falling for pub crawl mentality, choose a healthier St. Paddy’s Day plan. • Enjoy a toast with your friends but then stick to water. • Make sure if you drink alcohol that you also eat to slow absorption of alcohol. • Know when it’s time to stop drinking. For off-licences (including supermarkets), alcohol can be sold at these hours: Monday to Saturday from 10.30am to 10pm, and Sunday and St Patrick's Day from 12.30pm to 10pm." Those hoping to celebrate St Patrick's Day in their local pub into the wee hours of the morning are being advised about restrictions on the sale times of alcohol in Ireland. Alcohol can be sold from 12:30pm to 11pm on regular Sundays and because St. Patrick's day is a bank holiday the times that you can buy alcohol on this day are similar: from 12:30pm to 10pm. St. Patrick’s Day is coming up and after two years of cancelled traditions due to Covid-19, celebrations will be in full swing. There are no changes to the standard alcohol sale times for The ordinance would also allow alcohol sales to begin at 6 a.m. and continue until 2 a.m. the next day on St. Patrick’s Day when the holiday falls on a Sunday. This adjustment aligns with existing rules for Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve when they occur on Sundays. “Last St Patrick’s Day, there were four fatalities and 30 serious injuries,” Ms O’Connor said. “Really what this comes down to is: alcohol and drugs significantly increase your crash Mullingar RDC Warehouse Clearance Sale; Kickstart; Awards; Smart Home; St Patrick's Day Alcohol Offers From Thursday 13th March. St Patrick's Day From Every year, alcohol-impaired driving casts a shadow over the festive spirit of St. Patrick’s Day by taking the lives of community and family members across America. According to NHTSA, during the St. Patrick’s Day holidays (6 p.m. March 16–5:59 a.m. March 18): 38 per cent of the traffic fatalities between 2018-2022 involved drunk drivers. Gardai have confirmed they will be enforcing restrictions on the sale of alcohol in Dublin city centre on St Patrick's Day. Pubs have confirmed their opening and closing hours for Friday. “You will still see an increase in sales for alcohol on St. Patrick’s Day, but I think the increase is nowhere near what it used to be five to even 10 years ago,” Carter said. Over the past five years, alcohol consumption on St. Patrick’s Day was up 25 per cent compared with the day before and the day after the holiday, the Ipsos
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