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Full coverage: Hospitality

Coppers’ rates clash: Dublin night-club takes State’s valuers to court

A few years ago, the owners of Copper Face Jacks challenged the rateable value of their Harcourt Street premises before the Valuation Tribunal. This time, they are taking the Commissioner of Valuation to the High Court.

Thomas Hubert
21st Dec, 2020 - 2 min read

Beef scion Mark Goodman’s next move: “It’s not just about hospitality, there’s more to it”

Larry Goodman’s son is leaving his long-held executive position at ABP to start his own business, having recently bought two pubs on his home’s doorstep. He clearly won’t stop there.

Thomas Hubert
4th Nov, 2020 - 4 min read

Weathering the storm: Ireland’s Prem Group restructures British apartment business

Premier Suites operator Prem Group says its lender and nearly all UK landlords have agreed to renegotiate terms in light of the pandemic. The Irish company adds it is "actively looking for new acquisitions both at home and abroad".

Tom Lyons
18th Sep, 2020 - 3 min read

“The longer we are in it, the harder it is to see a light at the end of the tunnel”

An army of contractors have seen revenue drop to a trickle as they faced empty offices and a freeze on corporate events. From hospitality to cleaning, three of them share their experience of the past seven months, their ideas to rebound and their anxiety about an uncertain future.

Ruth O'Connor
17th Sep, 2020 - 8 min read

Northside hospitality boss unleashes legal blitz against insurers

A string of Michael Wright’s Dublin pubs and restaurants stretching from Howth to Chapelizod are suing four separate insurance firms, adding to the pipeline of existing disputes over pandemic disruption cover.

Thomas Hubert
10th Sep, 2020 - 3 min read

“Maybe one day in the not so distant future, Shack Restaurant may be able to open once more, but that outlook today looks bleak”

After almost a quarter of a century in business, Shack Restaurant in Temple Bar has temporarily closed due to the impact of Covid-19 on its business. Its owner would love to reopen in the future but admits the outlook is bleak.

Cait Caden
1st Sep, 2020 - 2 min read

Cute hoor syndrome: “The biggest problem is a lot of people are not doing the right thing. And that’s disgraceful”

Hotelier Liam Griffin has built a business that has survived many crises before this pandemic. In this interview, he talks about coming through the 2008 financial crash, branching into the UK and sacrificing his love of sport to pursue a career in hospitality.

Cait Caden
27th Aug, 2020 - 17 min read

Why tourism could take four years to get back to where it was in 2019

McKinsey is forecasting a long, slow recovery for the tourism industry. But there are steps we can take to minimise the pain.

Constantin Gurdgiev
25th Aug, 2020 - 9 min read

Mellett’s pub has been serving pints since the famine but Covid-19 is proving to be its biggest obstacle

Mellett's pub has been trading for 223 years. Now, the family-owned business must endure the impact of the global health crisis. Marie Mellett, the current family member running the pub, talks about the importance of survival and why social distancing may not work in a pub like hers.

Cait Caden
24th Jul, 2020 - 7 min read

See you in Coppers: 12 years of multi-million profits at Ireland’s most successful nightclub

Copper Face Jacks is always in the headlines, whether it is for celebrity sightings, going up for sale or paying astronomical dividends to its owners. Year after year, however, it has been an impressively steady money-making machine.

T. Lyons and T. Hubert
10th Jul, 2020 - 4 min read
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