Due to a "severe staff shortage."

  The hospitality staff shortages continue, as another Dublin business is forced to close temporarily. Poulet Bonne Femme, which has five other stores, have been forced to shut their Suffolk Street branch because of their "severe staff shortage". In a candid Instagram post, they detailed how hard they've found it:

"We have looked high… and we have looked low… and unfortunately we are experiencing a severe staff shortage. As a consequence we have to temporarily close our store here in Suffolk Street. BUT it is a temporary measure and we are working very hard to reopen in the next few days."

Poulet Bonne Femme go on to say that in their 12 years in business they have never had to close for even a day, but that unfortunately they've "run out of luck". The rotisserie promise to reopen as soon as they can, and appealed for job applications too. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cik1-1XsmsO/ Poulet Bonne Femme are not the only business who have been forced to close due to staff issues. Just last week, Just Chubbys, a taco food truck associated with 147 Deli, posted a very similar closure announcement, citing it as being due to a "chronic lack of staff." Other businesses have combated staff shortages by only opening certain days. Header image via Instagram/pouletbonnefemme  READ ON: Bare by Póg - coffee with Vogue William’s face on it in her hometown of Howth