FLANNERYS OF CAMDEN STREET
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6 AND 7 AND REAR OF 8 AND 9 CAMDEN STREET LOWER, AND EXTENSION TO GROUND FLOOR AND MEZZANINE OF 9 CAMDEN STREET LOWERCheck with the pub before travelling.The regulars
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Revenue's renewed-liquor-licence register lists licence ref 1011789 as a Publican's Licence (7-Day Ordinary) for FLANNERYS OF CAMDEN STREET at 6 and 7 and rear areas of 8 and 9 Camden Street Lower in DUBLIN CITY with CAMDEN STREET TAVERNS LIMITED as licensee.[1] The Irish Independent reported that a consortium agreed in 2008 to pay EUR14.5 million for Flannery's public house and two other properties on Camden Street.[2] In September 2013, the Irish Independent reported that Camden Street Investments Ltd obtained a temporary High Court order preventing Vanguard Property Finance Ltd from appointing a receiver over Flannery's.[3] In 2014, The Irish Times reported that Flannery's had entered examinership and that a survival scheme was before the High Court.[4]
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- Revenue Commissioners · Register of Renewed Liquor Licences · 2026-05-08
- Irish Independent · "Flannery's part of EUR14m sale" · 2008-11-20
- Irish Independent · "Owners of well-known pub Flannery's in High Court bid over legal shut-out" · 2013-09-26
- Irish Times · "Dublin architect bids to take over Flannery's for up to EUR7 million" · 2014-02-04
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