RUSSELL COURT HOTEL
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Revenue's renewed-liquor-licence register lists licence ref S4549 as a Publican's Licence (ordinary) - Theatre for RUSSELL COURT HOTEL at 21/25 HARCOURT ST(BASEMENT AND GROUND FLOOR) in DUBLIN CITY with TRIGLEN HOLDINGS LIMITED as licensee.[1]
Irish Times reported in 2006 that Russell Court Hotel on Harcourt Street agreed at Richmond District Court to install a wheelchair-accessible toilet and compensate a disabled man after Triglen Holdings Ltd, trading as the Russell Court, conceded he had been given incorrect accessibility information.[2] Irish Times reported in 2019 that the High Court ruled Triglen Holdings, owner of Dublin's Russell Court Hotel, could set off a EUR51,435 security-firm debt against potential liability for four injury claims.[3] Irish Times reported in 2022 that Russell Court Hotel housed Dicey's, Krystle, and Bond nightclub on Harcourt Street.[4]
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- Revenue Commissioners · Register of Renewed Liquor Licences · 2026-05-08
- Irish Times · "Hotel compensates man for no wheelchair-accessible toilet" · 2006-05-25
- Irish Times · "Hotel owner can offset debt to security firm against personal injury claims" · 2019-03-13
- Irish Times · "'European tourists laugh at us for closing so early': Nightclub owners welcome 6am law change" · 2022-10-25
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