Receiver appointed to assets of Clohessy pub

The closure of the well-known sports pub co-owned by former rugby international Peter Clohessy coincided with a receiver being appointed to assets owned by the business, new documents show.

Receiver appointed to assets of Clohessy pub

The pub and adjoining Sin Bin nightclub and restaurant in Limerick city centre shut its doors on October 5 with the loss of 40 full- and part-time positions.

A notice on the door confirmed the closure and thanked customers for their support over the years, but offered no explanation as to why the closure took place.

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