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Clodagh Bar Portlaw on Fire ?

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  • 25-07-2011 12:09pm
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    razor_ryan
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    Just heard the Clodagh bar in Portlaw went on fire last nite


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    mike65
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    So its not on fire then


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    Big Lar
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    Yes we need further clarification on this


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    mytime
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    http://www.wlrfm.com/news-and-sport/waterford-news/65256.html

    Fire in unoccupied Portlaw pub

    Motorists and pedestrians are asked to avoid Browne Street in Portlaw in County Waterford as emergency services deal with a fire in an unoccupied pub.Gardai in Tramore were notified about the fire at 5.20am this morning and four units of the fire service went to the scene to distinguish the blaze in the Clodagh Bar. The pub has been closed since Christmas and has been unoccupied since then.Gardai say the fire caused substantial damage to the premises. No one was injured.The road has been closed off. Gardai have preserved the scene for investigation.


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    STIG83
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    Apparently bank only sold it last week, was drinking there once, it was a good spot, had good music too.


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    tom thum
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    STIG83 wrote: »
    Apparently bank only sold it last week.
    THis is , in fact, wrong.


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    STIG83
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    I said apparently cos I wasnt sure was it true.


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    tom thum
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    STIG83 wrote: »
    I said apparently cos I wasnt sure was it true.
    No bother stig. im not getting on to you, im only setting the record straight. :)


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    razor_ryan
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    tom thum wrote: »
    No bother stig. im not getting on to you, im only setting the record straight. :)

    Are you sure about that check the link Sale was agreed

    http://www.daft.ie/searchcommercial.daft?id=79379


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    dayshah
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    razor_ryan wrote: »
    Are you sure about that check the link Sale was agreed

    http://www.daft.ie/searchcommercial.daft?id=79379


    There is a difference between sale agreed, and a sale completed. Someone might have agreed to buy it at an agreed price, depending on the ability to get a mortgage for it (or some other condition).

    I'd imagine they'd want to wriggle out of it now.


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