Limerick casino gamblers get the Royale treatment

LIMERICK gamblers will soon be able to try their luck on James Bond’s favourite poker table.

Sat, 02 Dec, 2006 - 00:00

Jimmy Woulfe, Mid-West Corespondent

The polished piece of mahogany from which actor Daniel Craig raked in £130-million (€192 million) winnings in the latest Bond movie, Casino Royale, has been bought for use in Limerick’s first casino.

The owners of the new casino would not specify how much they paid for the table other than saying it cost them “a small fortune”.

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Courts Place: Limerick Place: Upper Glentworth Street Place: Dublin Person: James Bond Person: Daniel Craig Person: Bond Event: New Year Organisation: Fitzpatrick’s Sports Emporium Organisation: Limerick City Council

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