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Popular pub in Offaly with 'massive potential' is now on the market
A popular pub in Offaly described as having 'massive potential' is now on the market.
The Cuman Inn is located in the centre of Cloghan. It is described as having massive potential as a stand-alone business or as an investment property. The property also includes a four bedroom residential premises on the first floor.
The open bar, lounge and billiard room covers an area of approx. 1,083 sq. feet with a durable timber floor finish.
The Bar is eight meters (26ft) x 2 meters (6.5ft) allow the bar area to comfortably service the entire ground floor area.
The open space can seat 80 persons comfortably with adequate standing spaces throughout the ground floor area. The seating areas are partially divided alcoves to allow a degree of privacy.
Book of evidence served on man charged with assault and arson
Cathal Kiely scored the winning point fo Kilcormac/Killoughey from an injury time '65'.
The new pedestrian crossing will be used by students at Educate Together NS in Tullamore
Turbines at Bord na Mona's Cloncreen wind farm with cut turf in the foreground and Edenderry Power station visible on the horizon towards the left
A man is charged with assaulting a bar man at the Omiya Bar on Patrick Street in Tullamore
A man was fined at Tullamore District Court for the non use of a tachograph on his bus
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