Four food businesses closed over health risk

Four closure orders were served on food businesses last month, including three eateries in Roscommon.

Four food businesses closed over health risk
Thu, 06 May, 2010 - 12:33

Four closure orders were served on food businesses last month, including three eateries in Roscommon.

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) confirmed the Honeybear ice cream van operating on Shore Front, Buncrana, Donegal, was also closed down by health officials over fears of a danger to public health.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: RoscommonPlace: Shore FrontPlace: BuncranaPlace: DonegalPlace: The SquarePlace: Market SquarePlace: Iskon IrelandPlace: Dublin’s Aungier StreetPlace: Merrion RowPlace: Middle Abbey StreetPlace: Unit 2Place: Castle Street, RoscommonPlace: Lough EskePlace: Unit 5Place: BundoranPlace: The Oven DoorPlace: The DiamondPlace: Donegal TownPerson: Alan ReillyPerson: ProfPerson: ReillyOrganisation: Food Safety Authority of IrelandOrganisation: FSAIOrganisation: Mother IndiaOrganisation: Roscommon Golf Club RestaurantOrganisation: GovindasOrganisation: Real Brasil groceryOrganisation: Health Service Executive (Organisation: Harveys Point Hotel
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