BEWLEY’S Cafe on Grafton Street, Dublin, saw evening trade remain weak last year as consumers “curtailed discretionary spend”.

AN innovative new tourism project is planning on making Dublin the only city in the world where locals will literally queue up to welcome visitors.

BEWLEY’S cafe on Grafton Street continued to perform well last year despite lower footfall and consumer spending.

BEWLEY’S cafe on Grafton Street increased sales by 5% in 2008 in what owners said was a satisfactory year despite declining footfalls on the street.

HERITAGE campaigners are prepared to step in and help develop a tourist attraction on the site of Ireland’s oldest brewery.

DUBLIN’s most famous cafe is facing a legal battle for survival for the second time in two years.

Ireland’s most famous café is facing a legal battle for survival for the second time in two years, it was confirmed today.

IT was a favourite haunt for Ireland’s artists, with writers Brendan Behan and Patrick Kavanagh often seen nursing a coffee in its corners.