Not only has the Palace Bar witnessed the key events in the last two centuries of Irish history, some of the players in those events found time to have a pint there.
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A big priority was to keep the staff working, said Mr Aherne, who pointed out that they mainly stayed with the business. Tourists are also a key part of the business, and Mr Aherne argued that it was this industry that helped set the Irish economy to rights following the recession sparked by the financial crisis.
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