Publicans apply to court for Good Friday licence

LIMERICK publicans will today apply at the city district court for permission to open on Good Friday for the Munster v Leinster Magners League game at Thomond Park.

Publicans apply to court for Good Friday licence
Tue, 23 Mar, 2010 - 00:00
Jimmy Woulfe, Mid-West Correspondent

Up to 100 pubs in the city have signed the application sent to the District Court. The publicans will be represented by Gearóid McGann.

Mayor Kevin Kiely has also sent a letter to the office of the District Court judge supporting the application.

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