Restaurateurs say the ban on selling alcohol on Good Friday costs the sector 15 million euro in revenue.
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The Restaurants Association of Ireland is calling for the law to be changed, branding it 'unacceptable' in a multi-cultural and multi-religious society.
They're citing the exceptions made for certain venues which have been granted a licence to serve alcohol on Good Friday, including some greyhound stadiums.
It comes as a new survey by Ignite finds that one in three people say the ban should be lifted.
