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Friday, 10 July 2020 10:35

Covid-19 outbreaks at the beginning of the pandemic put a halt to the business.

An Offaly woman working in the cruise ship industry in the US hopes it can resume soon.

Ccovid-19 has put a halt to all sailing, after the virus broke out on a number of cruise ships at the beginning of the pandemic.

Amy Shelly, from Tullamore, is based in Florida, working for a company that supplies spa services on board ships.

She says they're looking at ways to resume, and says a number of cruise companies intend to sail in August:

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