While the rest of Ireland's hospitality sector raised a glass to the reopening news last night one Dublin city restaurant was sweeping up theirs.
Juanitos on Drury Street took to Instagram breaking the horrible news that they were raided on Thursday night just hours after the Taoiseach's announcement.
The city centre joint shared pictures of their smashed doors and windows adding that the lowlifes had stolen their money and taken their stock.
They said: "We were ROBBED. Mere weeks away from reopening some scum decided to break in last night smashing the doors and windows, destroying out beautiful tiles, [stealing] our money and [drinking] our stock.
"We're devastated and saddened, please support us to recuperate from this if you can. If you have any info or CCTV footage please pass it on."
Here's are all the rule changes that you need to know for May and June:
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The following changes are set to come into effect from May 10:
- Inter-county travel returns
- Sports training for adults returns
- Hairdressers/barbers/beauticians are back
Three households or six people can meet outdoors or in a back garden
- Click and collect shopping resumes
Vaccinated households can meet with another household indoors
Libraries, museums, and galleries are back
- 50 people allowed at funerals and wedding services, but only 6 can come to the afters of the wedding indoors, or 15 outdoors
On May 17:
- The mass reopening of non-essential retail
On June 2:
- Hotels will be allowed to reopen, with the bonus for guests able to eat meals like their breakfast inside
On June 7:
- All pubs and restaurants allowed to open again to serve, but only outdoors initially
- Gyms and swimming pools will reopen
Any household can visit one other
Amateur sports matches are back on
Guests at wedding receptions up to 25
Cinemas and theatres to reopen
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