Kilbeggan distillery was forced to close in line with covid restrictions earlier this year.
A midlands distillery says it's taken the challenge of re-opening as a positive.
Kilbeggan Distillery was forced to shut down because of covid-19, but re-opened it's doors earlier today.
The company says it wants to make Westmeath an attractive staycation spot.
As a small, local distillery, Visitor Centre Manager Ruth Wyer says there weren't too many changes they could make, but they've taken the opportunity to come up with some new ideas:
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