The Department of Foreign Affairs has cautioned Irish tourists about alcohol laws ahead of summer travel to Spain.
The advice is intended to safeguard tourists ahead of their summer visits abroad. The guidelines suggest that alcohol measures in Spanish bars and restaurants are significantly larger than their Irish counterparts, the Irish Mirror reports.
Tourists were also warned they could face consequences if caught drinking in outdoor spots, such as the beach. Spanish authorities have the right to issue fines if people are consuming alcohol in public spaces.