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It was announced this week that successful Tipperary publicans, Dean Foley and Danny Corbett, of "Elite Hospitality" group are set to open their next venture in Limerick city.
The landmark Limerick city pub, The Still House Bar, is now approaching the final stages of its re-opening under the management of Elite Hospitality group.
The two businessmen have had great success so far with the recently opened Nenagh establishments, The Silvermine bar and Foxy's Den.
The Silvermine has become know for hosting some major events in North Tipperary including a night with celebrated darts players Luke Humphries and Ricky Evans. They are also set to host Phil 'The Power' Taylor later this year.
In a statement, 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 in a time we are more often hearing about bars closing rather than opening. From live music seven nights a week, to festivals and events we have big plans for Limerick.”
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