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| Tuesday | 3:00-8:00 |
| Wednesday | 12:00-9:00 |
| Thursday | 12:00-9:00 |
| Friday | 12:00-10:00 |
| Saturday | 12:00-10:00 |
| Sunday Brunch | 11:00-4:00 |
| Sunday Dinner | 4:00-8:00 |
| Closed: | Easter |
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St. Paddy's
03/17/2027Be sure to join us for all the day's festivities! Reservations Required!
274 Days
Irish Independent
- Parnell Square accused ‘rugby tackled’ child and held knife to her throat as childcare worker fought to save them, trial hears
- Dell being sued over US$70m price increase for data centre servers
- Jeffrey Donaldson trial nears conclusion as judge tells jury ‘all the evidence is finished now’
- Clúid Housing planning to spend almost €1bn on housing over four year period
- Solicitors in Wicklow united as nationwide full withdrawal of services to begin over legal aid reforms
- Dublin City Council seeks to lift suspension on €51.2m clamping and towing contract
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The Irish Times
- Mother jailed for nine years over attempted murder of daughter
- Defence closes case in Jeffrey Donaldson sex offences trial with no further witnesses called
- Gardaí investigating murders of Jo Jo Dullard, Deirdre Jacob begin new Co Wicklow search
- Drug dealer who told woman her son would be raped over €157,000 debt is jailed
- Twins, who act like ‘two halves of one person’, jailed after fatal stabbing of mother’s partner
- Man ‘ferociously jabbing’ with knife as he approached children on Parnell Square, court told
Irish Examiner
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Ireland to consider age verification as UK moves to ban under-16s from social media
Simon Harris said Ireland should 'follow suit' with the UK
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Canadian prime minister enjoys 'memorable' trip to his ancestral home in Mayo
Mark Carney's visit to Mayo marks the first bilateral visit by a Canadian leader to Ireland in close to 10 years
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State pathologist warns of crisis in autopsy services
Department of Justice relying on 'grace and favour' of hospitals for examinations of suspicious deaths, with 'limited' access due to staffing shortages