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ONGAR HOUSE Listed

42/44 MAIN STREET, ONGAR VILLAGE, Dublin

Address42/44 MAIN STREET, ONGAR VILLAGE
CountyDublin
Licence ref1002519

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Revenue's renewed-liquor-licence register lists licence ref 1002519 as a Publican's Licence (7-Day Ordinary) for ONGAR HOUSE at 42/44 MAIN STREET, ONGAR VILLAGE in DUBLIN CITY with EIRIND LIMITED as licensee.[1]

Irish Times property coverage in 2001 said the Ongar development was named after Ongar House, which was to be preserved and fitted out as a restaurant, and described the house as a former home of the late Aga Khan and Rita Hayworth.[2] Irish Times coverage in 2004 said the replica Ongar House would reopen as a public house with a restaurant upstairs after the original had been demolished.[3] Irish Independent reported in 2008 that Manor Park Homes was seeking EUR4m for Ongar House, one of two newly built licensed premises in the newly created village.[4]

Sources  (4)
  1. Revenue Commissioners · Register of Renewed Liquor Licences · 2026-05-08
  2. Irish Times · "Modern mix near Aga Khan's former mansion" · 2001-07-27
  3. Irish Times · "Ongar - from Aga Khan's estate to suburban village with 1,400 homes" · 2004-12-04
  4. Irish Independent · "Six pubs worth EUR14m enter market" · 2008-09-18

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