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RESTAURATEUR AND NIGHTCLUB entrepreneur John Reynolds is hoping to open his new music venue on Clarendon Market in Dublin within the next six months, a court has been told.
Barrister Constance Cassidy SC told the Circuit Licensing Court that Reynolds is a director of Width of a Circle Ltd, which was granted planning permission to change the use of No 5, Clarendon Market, from a retail unit to a restaurant, bar and live music venue.
Cassidy said Width of a Circle was now seeking a declaratory certificate to ensure it would get a full licence if the premises are built in accordance with planning permission.
Counsel told Judge Karen Fergus that the new premises will comprise of a bar and restaurant area on the ground floor and a live music venue upstairs.
Gastro bar
John Reynolds – the man behind the Market Bar, Tripod and Idlewind Bar on Fade Street – said the concept for his new premises will include a gastro bar which will serve “rustic” Irish food.
Reynolds told the court that the new venue will employ 32 staff and he will be involved in running the “quirky” premises.
Cassidy said Width of a Circle Ltd was formed in June 2015 and had an agreement to buy out a full license from Dundalk Football Club Limited.
She said that if the company was granted the certificate, it would have two years to come back to the court and apply for a full license, but was hopeful to do so within the next six months.
Judge Fergus granted Width of a Circle Ltd the declaratory certificate.
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Only applies to EU area. Info would still be available on google.com.
Bertie, it will take more than that mate!
If you use a proxy and search with a US ip address you can still find what you are looking for as this law is only within EU, it’s a good way to find out who’s seeking these requests and can lead to what’s know as streisand effect.
Apparently you can just change the .ie to .com, has the same effect.
People do know that just because you can’t search for something on Google that it hasn’t disappeared from the ‘interwebs’? That Google don’t keep the internet in a box at Google HQ ? That there are other search engines out there ?
And their’s 2 colas aswell
How do you go about this process?
Get hola. In the setup it will ask you what country do you want to browse from. People use it because of geographical restrictions on websites such as Netflix US or BBC iplayer
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