Businesses shut over food safety

THREE businesses were shut down in May and one received a prohibition order because they were a danger to public health, the Food Safety Authority of Ireland confirmed yesterday.

Sat, 11 Jun, 2005 - 01:00

Senan Hogan

Closure orders were served in Dublin on Food Revolution Restaurant, Moore St, and Aya Corporation Ltd, Lower Erne St.

Giovannis Fast Food on Pearse St, Clonakilty, Co Cork, was also shut down as a grave and immediate danger to public health.

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Courts Health Place: Dublin Place: Moore St Place: Lower Erne St. Giovannis Place: Pearse St, Clonakilty, Co Cork Place: Ardnagashel Place: Bantry,Place: Co Cork Person: John O’Brien Person: O’Brien Organisation: Food Safety Authority of Ireland Organisation: Food Revolution Restaurant Organisation: Aya Corporation Ltd Organisation: De Mussel Man Organisation: FSAI

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