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| Monday | 3:00-8:00 |
| 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!
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Irish Independent
- Around 150 Irish-based jobs under threat at Diageo despite booming Guinness sales
- Jack Chambers says he ‘fully supports’ tourism tax to fund ‘cleaner and safer Dublin city’
- Government signs off on €500m GPO redevelopment with new community spaces
- Man (18) in court charged over crash that claimed lives of young mother and daughter (6) in Donegal
- Irish Freedom Party stripped of political party status
- Family settles action over death of asthma sufferer Killian (15) as brother says: ‘No family should have to go through this’
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The Irish Times
- Man (33) accused of murdering elderly widow in Waterford to seek bail in High Court
- Man who shared child abuse images and encouraged sex act on children jailed for 12 months
- Businessman (74) given 18-month suspended sentence for ‘vile’ campaign against golf manager
- Housing Agency spends €7,000 on French Riviera hotel stays for officials
- Vulnerable children in special-care units injured 116 times last year
- Riad Bouchaker told gardaí social welfare payment refusal ‘made me go into blackout’
Irish Examiner
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Landmark survey shows strong preference for change to multi-denominational primary schools
The Department of Education has published in full the findings of its primary school parents' survey, which found a strong preference amongst parents for co-educational schools, over all-boys or all-girls schools
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HSE figures show 13 men were fitted with bionic penises in Irish public hospitals last year
Devices can be manually inflated to simulate an erection, allowing a male patient suffering from impotence to regain sexual function
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Irish researchers use AI to discover many women with breast cancer could avoid chemotherapy
Research team has identified markers in patients’ immune systems which could help doctors see which women are unlikely to benefit from chemotherapy