The employment wage subsidy scheme is being reopened for businesses with a more than 30% loss in turnover.
While the CRSS payments scheme will open to bars, restaurants and other businesses which close due to the restrictions.
Those businesses that stay open but are earning less than 40% of turnover when compared to 2019 will also now qualify for the payments.
The measures will cost around 100 million euro for the month of January.
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