Judge threatens nightclub closure

A JUDGE has warned he will close Limerick’s trendiest new nightclub if there are further breaches of the licensing laws.

Sat, 20 Dec, 2003 - 00:00
Kathryn Hayes

Judge Tom O'Donnell issued the warning at Limerick District Court yesterday to the owners of the Trinity Rooms, trading as Nightimer Ltd, after hearing from gardaí there have been five breaches of the Liquor Act in the last six weeks.

The court heard the nightclub which employs 150 people was part of a €6 million development.

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