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06 Sept 2025
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Businesses will benefit from a package of promotions aimed at filling tables at quiet times
Restaurants nationwide are invited to sign up to a new hospitality incentive, Dining Week, which is taking place from April 19-28.
Utilising a new booking platform Early Table, the ten-day promotion will give a much-needed boost to the restaurant sector as it emerges from two years of lockdowns.
Over 130 restaurants nationwide, from bistros to fine dining, across all cuisines, have already registered to make the most of the opportunity to see their business benefit from a package of promotions aimed at filling tables at quiet times. See www.diningweek.ie for more information.
Dining Week is supported by the Restaurants Association of Ireland and Fáilte Ireland, with over 300 restaurants expected to take part.
Diners that book early via the Early Table platform will receive a 25% discount on their food, filling tables that would otherwise sit idle.
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