Wetherspoons to tackle drunkenness and disorderly behaviour

A judge has heard how a British pub group plans to tackle drunkenness and disorderly behaviour in Ireland.

Wetherspoons to tackle drunkenness and disorderly behaviour
Sat, 26 Jul, 2014 - 01:00
Ray Managh

The court has also heard of its measures to prevent the sale of alcohol to the under-aged.

Barrister Constance Cassidy, SC, handed in a protocol to the Circuit Civil Court when JD Wetherspoon Ireland Limited, which plans to open 30 pubs in Ireland, was granted a declaratory order for an extended drinks licence at the Three Tun Tavern. Blackrock, Co Dublin.

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