The only hotel in Temple Bar that didn’t serve alcohol now has a bar licence
The Temple Bar Inn Hotel on Fleet Street wants to be able to serve drinks to tourists.
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A woman won €20,000 in damages for banging her knee on a restaurant table leg
The case could cause problems for the hospitality trade as similar dining setups are used everywhere.
A vendor who spent 40 years selling papers in Dun Laoghaire could be forced to wheel away
The man sells newspapers out of a buggy at the entrance of the town’s shopping centre.
Credit union boss sacked from €110k job after three months was 'not a whistleblower'
Former Core Credit Union CEO Shane Bissett claimed he uncovered ‘serious wrongdoing’ at the company.
Clare's Doonbeg golf resort will pay €15k for using children in brochures without permission
Parents were unaware The Lodge used pictures of their kids in promotional material for nearly two years.
Struggling company behind €180m Mayo power plant goes into examinership
Work on the project stopped in July and Mayo Renewable Power is now insolvent.
Sky is chasing a Dublin pub for nearly €40,000 over illegal sports broadcasts
The company claims Molloy’s has been ignoring orders to stop showing rugby, soccer and GAA matches.
John Reynolds' new Idlewild Bar in Dublin has got the green light
The nightclub owner says the name harks back to an era of ‘stars and colourful characters’.