A popular pub in Dublin city has temporarily shut its doors after a staff member tested positive for coronavirus.
Slattery's D4 located in Beggar's Bush Dublin 4 said it would be closed until further noticed after one of their workers contracted the virus.
In a statement Slattery's said the employee did not catch Covid-19 while working, however all staff will now be tested as a precaution.
The statement posted on social media read: "Slattery’s Pub D4 will be closed today and until further notice, due to a part-time staff member testing positive for COVID-19.
"They contracted the virus outside of their work environment.
"However, as a precaution, all of our staff members are being tested and we are taking a pro-active approach to ensure that staff follow self-isolation and contact tracing protocols.
"Although we are disappointed to close after all of our hard work ensuring that the correct systems and protocols were in place to open safely on the 29th of June, this is a small sacrifice to maintain the health and safety of our valued customers and staff.
"We take our responsibility within the community very seriously and customer safety is our top priority.
"All persons who need to be notified have been by the HSE Contact Tracing System, and we are taking all necessary steps to ensure a safe and speedy reopening.
"We appreciate your understanding at this difficult time and look forward to welcoming you all back as soon as it is safe to do so."
