Ireland Crime

Named as

Victim

Offences

Pub licence renewal (licensing objection)

Where

Co. Limerick

Reporting

1 report, 14 Feb 2025 to 14 Feb 2025

Outlets

limerickleader.ie

• Kelly loses appeal in Limerick pub licence objection Pub licence renewal (licensing objection) · Co. Limerick

  On 15 April 2024, Anthony Kelly, a man in his 60s from Southill, Limerick, was playing cards at The Spotted Dog pub in Limerick city when Kenneth Dundon, also in his 60s, entered and sat with Kelly's friends. Publican Eamonn O'Rahilly barred both men, and Kelly subsequently objected to O'Rahilly's renewal of the pub's intoxicating liquor licence, claiming the licensee unreasonably refused to serve persons. At Limerick District Court in February 2025, Judge Patricia Harney dismissed Kelly's objection and awarded costs against him. Kelly's appeal was dismissed at Limerick Circuit Court in May 2025 by Judge Colin Daly, who affirmed the District Court judgement with no order for costs.

  In court, 14 Feb 2025Victim · 1 report

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1. 14 Feb2025
   In courtlimerickleader.ie, in Kelly loses appeal in Limerick pub licence objection

   Convicted criminals Anthony Kelly and 'Godfather of Dundon family' try to close Limerick pub after being barred

   victim, Eamonn O'Rahilly, irish (judged from name)Eamonn O'RahillyIE

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