Thursday 30 June, 2022
Richard Arnold met with disgruntled fans at a local pub
Speaking in Brussels today, he said the Government was looking at further options to ensure Covid rules were being followed.
Photos emerged of gatherings at the pub yesterday.
The footage was posted online this morning.
Outdoor dining is due to recommence from 7 June.
Derval O’Rourke on why it is important to show respect to all Irish athletes who compete at the Olympics.
The footage shows customers that are not social-distancing and the barman pouring drinks into people’s mouths.
The decision was announced this afternoon by health minister Simon Harris.
Joe Kearny claimed the owners of the property had consented to the works he had undertaken.
The owners of the pub said they had “tried really hard” to renew their lease, stay on longer or buy the pub.
The MMA star was speaking in an interview with ESPN.
The incident took place at a pub in Drimnagh in April.
We could learn a thing or two.
Everyone has their own traditions when it comes to festive socialising.
Emmet Fogarty got into trouble with Revenue and developed an alcohol and gambling addiction.
The incident happened in the earlier hours of Saturday morning on the Main Street in Ballycarry.
The only guide you need to Dublin’s watering holes.
The man had his salary immediately docked by €10,000 after pointing out accounting irregularities on the part of his employer.
Pat and Mary Crimin said they plan to retire after a lot of “soul searching”.
It’s the first time since pubs have been open to sell alcohol on Good Friday for 90 years.
“I definitely feel that there’s going to be a vibe like in the run up to Christmas,” one publican told us.
The man’s friend also took the drug, which he told an inquest looked like “crushed glass”.
Legislation was passed in January allowing pubs and other licensed premises in Ireland to open on Good Friday.
A seven-day pub licence was granted today.
Gardaí followed a car, which crashed into a ditch, early this morning.
A minor explosion occurred outside a premises early this morning.
The historic bar will shut its doors for good on 17 April.
The pilot told inspectors he knew the site was “very tight, but it was certainly do-able”.
The bar’s manager said the man who had been hit “was stripped to the waist and in a very aggressive mood”.
Gerard Walsh said he thought he would die in the attack, which happened in 1992.
Serious nightmare fuel.
“Thank you for being responsible. Life is valuable.”
Long Island Bar on Dorset Street was accused of showing two matches without a proper licence.
Small but mighty. And €3 Guinness!
The judge said local residents were entitled to the quiet enjoyment of their homes.
The man was hit when a golf umbrella fell from a seating area above him.
