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Frustration growing as Derry pubs are asked to meet ‘unachievable’ guidelines This is not the time to be playing with the livelihoods of business owners and we are demanding that the Executive intervenes and remedies this - Hospitality Ulster
The Magnet is one of the affected bars.
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Frustration is growing amongst local pub owners who were preparing to open outdoor spaces tomorrow, only to be told at the eleventh hour that they cannot.
Unlicensed and licensed premises such as restaurants, beer gardens, and cafes can open outdoors as part of an easing of Covid-19 restrictions.
Indoor hospitality venues, including pubs and hotels, have to wait until May 24.
Derry public praying for good weather as outdoor hospitality reopens
Link48, which overlooks a local golf course, has invested in outdoor facilities.
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Local businesses permitted to open from tomorrow are being inundated with bookings as the Derry public looks forward to enjoying outdoor hospitality once again.
Unlicensed and licensed premises such as restaurants, beer gardens, and cafes can open outdoors as part of an easing of Covid-19 restrictions.
Indoor hospitality venues, including pubs and hotels, have to wait until May 24.
A number of pubs and restaurants around the city with outdoor space are ‘fully booked’ demonstrating an eagerness on the part of locals for a return to normality.
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Developer in Anglo bond deal suing Davy and 16 former employees Patrick Kearney lawsuit comes at sensitive time as suitors bid for stockbroking firm
Wed, Apr 28, 2021, 14:16
Belfast property developer Patrick Kearney has launched a lawsuit against Davy and the group of 16 former employees who were on the other side of a 2014 bond deal with the businessman that was at that heart of a Central Bank fine and rebuke last month.
The development comes at a sensitive time. Initial bids for the stockbroking and wealth management firm are being called before close of business on Friday.
High Court filings submitted on Tuesday show that Mr Kearney and his Kilmona Holdings company have sued both Davy, the firm, and the so-called O’Connell Partnership, comprising the 16 former employees, including top executives, who were involved in the controversial trade of junior bonds in failed lender Anglo Irish Bank.