New financial supports being examined for those most affected by lockdown, says Tánaiste
According to Varadkar, there are approximately 100,000 people who will be returning to work this month. By Tadgh McNally Monday 10 May 2021, 6:00 AM May 10th 2021, 6:00 AM 19,334 Views 10 Comments
TÁNAISTE LEO VARADKAR has said that the government is examining new financial supports for businesses that have been most affected by the lockdown.
It comes as many businesses reopen today for the first time since December, with an expected 12,000 businesses reopening in total.
According to Varadkar, there are approximately 100,000 people who will be returning to work this month.
Varadkar says that all government financial supports will remain in place until at least June, with new supports to be announced later this month.
12,000 business reopening today as Covid curbs ease
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85 hair and beauty salons in Leitrim set to reopen this week
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Hair and beauty businesses are excited to be welcoming back customers today, Monday 10th May, as they reopen for business after the easing of government restrictions. The Hair and Beauty Industry Confederation (HABIC) is delighted to see its members being able to finally open their doors again after being shut for all of 2021.
Margaret O Rourke Doherty, CEO of HABIC, spoke ahead of the opening of the industry: We are delighted that the long wait for our members is finally over with hair and beauty salons opening their doors for appointments. We can now recommence to provide the essential personal care services we carry out across Ireland. As the first few weeks will be hectic, we would like to thank customers for their support and patience. We would also strongly encourage customers to support us against the potential of no shows. If they are unable to attend their appointment for any reason, it is es
Hair we go! Queues outside Kilkenny barbers as salons and more business re-opens
Streets already looking busier as some restrictions ease today
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Despite a little rain, there were already some small queues outside a number of local barber shops in Kilkenny this morning, as we move into the next phase of re-opening.
From today, Monday 10, personal services (hairdressers, barbers, beauticians) can reopen for customers with appointments only. Click and collect is also back, in-store by appointment only, and outdoor retail can recommence.
Some 156 hair and beauty salons in Kilkenny are re-opening this week, welcoming back customers today after the easing of government restrictions. The Hair and Beauty Industry Confederation (HABIC) says it s delighted to see its members being able to finally open their doors again after being shut for all of 2021.
Dublin s Q102 By Ciaran Halpin Hair and beauty businesses are excited to be welcoming back customers from tomorrow onwards, Monday 10th May, as they reopen for business after the easing of government restrictions.
The Hair and Beauty Industry Confederation (HABIC) has said it is delighted to see its members being able to finally open their doors again after being shut for all of 2021.
Margaret O Rourke Doherty, CEO of HABIC, spoke ahead of the opening of the industry: We are delighted that the long wait for our members is finally over with hair and beauty salons opening their doors tomorrow for appointments.
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