Wetherspoon proposes glass screen to reopen Dublin beer garden
Planning consultants claim screen will result in noise levels being kept within acceptable limits
Planning consultants claim screen will result in noise levels being kept within acceptable limits
Employers are switching traditional drinks events for team-building activities, as ‘younger generations don’t want to go out and get drunk’
Pub giant put its Irish regional portfolio on the market last October
Pub giant announced plans to sell its regional Irish network for €10m in October, and has five pubs in Dublin
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UK pub giant has put its regional portfolio of pubs up for sale for €10m
Pub operator proposed barrier as solution to noise issue at beer garden attached to Keavan’s Port hotel
Company proposed 43ft high barrier to reopen beer garden on Camden Street
Pub group wants to build wall at Dublin hotel
Locals have complained over noise levels from outside dining space
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Food-focused South Strand pub to open on Hanover Quay in Dublin
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Up to 1,000 people employed at pubs in Gatwick, Heathrow, Stansted, Birmingham, Edinburgh and Glasgow
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Controversial pub group founder Tim Martin was vocal opponent of pandemic measures
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Property put up for sale in June with price tag of €5.5m
Cold weather in May, followed by a wet June this year prompted Britons to stay at home
Company plans to invest €2.5m transforming nightclub into pub
Pub chain’s ‘stack ’em high, sell ’em cheap’ policy brings 6.9% growth over the summer
Renowned Axminster Carpets became linked with JD Wetherspoon’s 900-strong pub chain
Revenues for the group up 7% to £889.6m as like-for-like sales rise by 6.3%
Group founded by pro-Brexit businessman Tim Martin cites upward wage pressure
Pub group says sales have grown briskly in current financial year
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It makes business sense. Creating content is hard, and a good website is more valuable for them
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Operator of more than 900 pubs in UK and Ireland said like-for-like sales rose 6.1%
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Like-for-like sales grew 4% while total sales grew 4.1% to £1.66bn
Pub group attributes 5.3 per cent rise in sales for 11 weeks to July 9th to good summer
Development will create 200 jobs on site, with work due to start next year
Pub chain had previously signalled caution about second half of year
Pub chain has found itself bogged down in planning obstacles for two Dublin sites
Local resident says planned superpub part of trend to ‘completely alcoholise Camden Street’
Rising property prices and planning issues prompt pub group to rein in acquisitions
Pub chain’s founder and chairman says planning permission delays also a problem
Pubs in Ireland have become much more expensive in the past few years
Group revenues up 6.2% to £790.3m as pre-tax profits decline 3.9% to £36m
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