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Bridge 1859

31-7-24 *** Mcsorley’s In Ranelagh Purchased For €5.5M By Team Behind Lemon &Amp; Duke And Bridge 1859 *** Pictured Announcing Their Purchase Of Mcsorley’s Pub In Ranelagh For €5.5 Million Was Noel Anderson (2Nd From Left) And His Fellow Directors,Sean O’brien (Left); Jamie Heaslip (2Nd From Right); And Rob Kearney (Right) . Their Other Director, Dave Kearney (Not Pictured) Is Away Continuing His Rugby Career With Chicago Hounds. The Group Will Now Be Known As “Grand Slam Bars” And Mcsorley’s Is The Fifth Pub Under Their Ownership, Joining Lemon &Amp; Duke, The Bridge 1859, The Blackrock And Little Lemon. Ends. For Further Information Contact Jimmy Healy, Cogency – 087 6479104. Pic:naoise Culhane-No Fee

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