Four Well-Known Dublin Food Businesses Were Ordered To Close In January Over Food Safety Concerns

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) states as of February 4th that nine Irish businesses were served with closure orders for breaches of food safety legislation for the month of January.

Of these 9 closures, four of them were in Dublin. The rest were found in Kildare, Offaly, Limerick and Meath (2).

The businesses were:

• Our Lady’s Hospital (Closed area: Kitchenette Medical Assessment Unit & Kitchenette Female Medical Ward) Athboy Road, Navan Meath.
• The Quays Restaurant
  10/12 Temple
  Bar Square
  Temple Bar, Dublin 2
• Big Bite, Main Street, Dunshaughlin Meath
• Orient Express Main Street, Bruree, Limerick
• King’s Chinese Take Away
  Main Street, Daingean, Offaly
• Hokkaido (Closed activity:
  the preparation,
  storage and sale
  of sushi and
  associated
  products)
  15 Main Street, Celbridge, Kildare
• Sushida (Closed activity: The
  storage, handling
  and preparation
  of sandwiches
  and sandwich
  fillings (including
  but not
  limited to
  preparing
  sandwiches, wraps, filled
  baguettes and
  other similar
  items and the
  slicing of
  cooked meats
  and cheeses).
  Unit 1, Malpas
  Court 116-117, Clanbrassil Street
  Lower, Dublin 8
• Indias Taste Bridgewater Hall
  17-19
  Summerhill Parade, Dublin 1
• Sabor Nordetino Moore Street
  Mall 58-66
  Parnell St, Dublin 1

The FSAI release updates regularly which can be found on their website.

Do any of the places in Dublin look familiar to you?

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