Limerick business among food outlets closed for health and safety breaches

Rat droppings and gnaw marks on walls, inadequate separation of raw and cooked foods, and heavy accumulation of dirt on surfaces and equipment were among reasons the FSAI issued enforcement orders
Rat droppings and gnaw marks on walls, inadequate separation of raw and cooked foods, and heavy accumulation of dirt on surfaces and equipment were among reasons the FSAI issued enforcement orders

Rat droppings and gnaw marks on walls, inadequate separation of raw and cooked foods, and heavy accumulation of dirt on surfaces and equipment were among reasons the FSAI issued enforcement orders

A Limerick business was one of four food outlets served with a closure order by the Food Safety Authority during the month of October for breaching food safety legislation.

Under the EU regulations, Damas Food Stall, located at the corner of Robert Street and Cornmarket Row in Limerick, was issued with a closure order.

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