Sean's Bar in Athlone along with three Dublin premises took the action.
A ruling handed down in the High Court today, relating to the compensation of pubs for disruption during the covid-19 pandemic, is being described as a landmark decision.
It added further detail to an earlier judgement that insurance companies were liable for losses sustained by publicans due to an infectious disease clause in their policy.
Sean's Bar in Athlone along with three Dublin premises took the action.
Solicitor Brian Winters from the Save Irish Pubs Campaign says it's a good day for over 1,200 licensed premises across the country:
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