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Obtaining new on-premise liquor license

greenyankee · 2008-06-12 18:54:18

My wife (Irish citizen) and I are relocating to Cork City from the U.S.A. and wish to open a small wine bar with a bit of food. We currently own several wine bars in New York and Seattle. Is there any way to obtain an on-premise license without purchasing an existing license? Does the amount of food you serve make a…

12-06-2008 6:54pm

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greenyankee

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My wife (Irish citizen) and I are relocating to Cork City from the U.S.A. and wish to open a small wine bar with a bit of food. We currently own several wine bars in New York and Seattle. Is there any way to obtain an on-premise license without purchasing an existing license? Does the amount of food you serve make a difference in licensing? Does a new restaurant need to purchase an existing on-premise licnese? Do the licensing requirements differ for beer/wine vs spirits (hard alcohol).

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#2 13-06-2008 12:12am

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A wine licence is easy to obtain, you can apply for it yourself or get an accountant to do it for you, it costs 250euro.
Try www.ros.ie to begin

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