Top restaurant is among 10 premises forced to shut over food safety breaches

A well-known Dublin restaurant popular with TDs and senators was just one of 10 premises forced to close last month for breaching food safety regulations.

Top restaurant is among 10 premises forced to shut over food safety breaches
Fri, 07 Mar, 2014 - 00:00
Conall Ó Fá;tharta

Town Bar and Grill on Kildare Street Leinster House received one of the 10 closure orders issued by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI).

Four other premises were issued with prohibition orders.

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CourtsFSAIFood Safety Authority of IrelandTown Bar and GrillPlace: DublinPlace: Kildare Street Leinster HousePlace: 40 Richmond Street South, Dublin 2Place: Clanbrassil Street Lower, Dublin 8Place: 21 Kildare Street, Dublin 2Place: Church Street, FinglasPlace: 17 Davis Street, LimerickPlace: Chapel Lane,Place: Mill Race,Place: College Road, MountbellewPlace: 9 Townyard LanePlace: MalahidePlace: Co DublinPlace: 26A Richmond Street South, Dublin 2Place: The SquarePlace: FernsPlace: WexfordPlace: No 3 Sliabh Carrow, Ennis Road, Gort, GalwayPlace: The Grove, Crowe Street, Gort, Co GalwayPlace: 22-23 Moore Street, Dublin 1Place: Fitzgerald’s Butchers, Main Street, Ballylanders, LimerickPerson: ProfPerson: Alan ReillyOrganisation: Town Bar and GrillOrganisation: Food Safety Authority of IrelandOrganisation: FSAIOrganisation: KebabishOrganisation: The Village InnOrganisation: ECOrganisation: Limerick FoodstoreOrganisation: Rico’s
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