On April 27, David and Barry Walsh made their way to the Dublin 14 home of their mother Margaret. It was a family affair, but not a social visit. Instead, it was to convene a board meeting of Joe Walsh Tours, one of Ireland’s oldest travel agents and tour operators. All three were directors of the business, with Margaret holding most of the equity. David Walsh was appointed as chair of the meeting, and he outlined that it had been called to consider the financial position of the company and whether it was capable of surviving the Covid-19 crisis. According…

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