They're warning they won't survive without proper intervention from the government.
Midlands publicans are appealing to the government for support, not sympathy.
Sean Corrigan from Corrigan's Corner House in Banagher is among those supporting the campaign to keep the pub indurstry afloat.
He says the scenes from a Dublin bar over the weekend shouldn't be tolerated, but there's no proper policing of breaches.
Mr. Corrigan says they won't survive without proper intervention from the government:
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