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The Still House to reopen as new owners have “big plans for Limerick”
Dean Foley and Dan Corbett of Elite Hospitality pictured outside the Still House, Thomas Street, say they have “big plans” for Limerick
The Still House Bar enters the final stages of its re-opening in Limerick City Center under the new leadership
Limerick’s local hospitality offering has received a positive boost as the much-loved Still House is set to reopen, with punters told, “We have big plans for Limerick.”
The iconic Still House Bar in Limerick City which closed in February 2023 at the same time as a local coffee chain due to the previous leaseholder entering voluntary liquidation, is set to reopen under new management.
In what has been a tough period for the hospitality and vintner’s industry of in Ireland, seeing more than 2,000 pubs close across the country in the past two decades, the reopening of venues like the Still House Bar will be welcome news to the industry as well as Limerick City punters.
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The landmark Limerick City pub is now approaching the final stages of its re-opening under the new leadership of Elite Hospitality, a dynamic and innovative hospitality group which includes venues such as the popular entertainment venue ‘The Silvermine’ in North Tipperary.
Expressing their excitement of reopening, the new management team posted an image to the Still House Facebook Page with the message: “Limerick, stay tuned.”
Elite Hospitality said, “Limerick is a vibrant, and exciting city of culture which we can’t wait to be a part of. We are delighted to announce the re-opening of the Still House Bar at a time when we are more often hearing about bars closing rather than opening. From live music 7 nights a week, to festivals and events we have big plans for Limerick.”
Behind this endeavour is dynamic duo Danny Corbett and Dean Foley, who are passionate about redefining and reviving the nightlife and tourism economy.
The dynamic duo behind Elite Hospitality, Danny Corbett and Dean Foley, are enthusiastic about their new venture. They are determined to breathe new life into the Still House Bar, a favourite among Limerick residents, especially on match days. Their vision includes transforming the pub into a vibrant hub of activity with live music every night and a variety of festivals and events planned.
“Limerick is a vibrant and exciting city of culture which we can’t wait to be a part of. We are delighted to announce the reopening of the Still House Bar in a time we are more often hearing about bars closing rather than opening,” stated Elite Hospitality.
As the industry continues to recover and Limerick’s city centre continues to rejuvenate itself, Mr Corbett and Foley are dreaming big for the reopening of the Still House Bar which will be a welcome addition to Limerick’s offerings, they said, “From live music seven nights a week to festivals and events, we have big plans for Limerick.”
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