We are pleased to advise that the popular specialist bicycle store 360 Degree Cycles in Clontarf have recently completed the opening of their secondary collection and repair hub in Howth Junction Business Park. The additional space reflects the strong development
Following its latest roadmap for re-opening society and the changes announced in June, the Government of Ireland has authorised the resumption of indoor dining and indoor bar service in Ireland to those who are fully vaccinated. This is a welcome
The GP and health centre Popular Medical Centre has completed its uptake of property at 44 Henry Street, Dublin 1. The centre will operate GP and and related health services from its Dublin city centre GP location. The practice is
Following the recent High Court cases concerning the closure of pubs in Dublin and Meath, the High Court has ruled that FBD insurance must pay out on its policy for business loss related to Covid-19 mandated closures. FBD had unsuccessfully
We are pleased to confirm the renewal of the annual club licence for Rush Cricket Club for the 2020 to 2021 licence year. The historic club has been serving the local sports community in north Dublin town of Rush since
On Friday the 5th June last the Irish Government announced an accelerated programme for the re-opening of business in Ireland following the outbreak of Covid-19. The dates originally set out in the Roadmap for Reopening Society & Business that restaurants
Following the lifting of restrictions by the Irish Government as part of its Roadmap for Re-opening Society and Business we are pleased to advise that client and Notary Public services at M.P. Moloney solicitors will resume from the 18th May
At M.P. Moloney we would like to extend our sincere condolences to the family and friends of Sean Gallagher, solicitor who passed away on Monday last the 20th March. Sean was a long standing practitioner based on Merchant’s Quay, in
The Government of Ireland in response to the growing spread of Covid-19 corona virus in Ireland have announced a range of new restrictions on business in an effort to slow the spread of the virus. This includes the requirement to
Following the actions and recommendations of the Irish Government and the Health Protection Surveillance Centre in Ireland following the outbreak of the sars/corona virus COVID-19, the current state of business in Ireland is: Schools, colleges, universities, creche and child care