Limerick shebeen finally closed as owner fined

AN unauthorised shebeen in a shed behind a family home has finally been closed, a court heard yesterday.

Limerick shebeen finally closed as owner fined
Sat, 17 Oct, 2009 - 01:00
Jimmy Woulfe, Mid-West Correspondent

Limerick man Francie Kelly gave an undertaking to dismantle the shebeen, which was in contravention of the city’s planning laws.

He was fined €1,500 and ordered to pay €750 costs.

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