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2-4 GARDINER ROW (EXC. REAR 2 GARDINER ROW), 1-5 NORTH FREDERICK ST, (EXC. GRD FLR & BASEMENT OF 3-4 FREDERICK ST & PART GRD FLR & BASEMENT, 5 NORTH FREDERICK ST & 1 GARDINER ROW) & EXT. AT REAR 2-4 GARDINER ROW, Dublin

Address2-4 GARDINER ROW (EXC. REAR 2 GARDINER ROW), 1-5 NORTH FREDERICK ST, (EXC. GRD FLR & BASEMENT OF 3-4 FREDERICK ST & PART GRD FLR & BASEMENT, 5 NORTH FREDERICK ST & 1 GARDINER ROW) & EXT. AT REAR 2-4 GARDINER ROW
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Licence ref1000743

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Revenue's renewed-liquor-licence register lists licence ref 1000743 as a Publican's Licence (7-Day Ordinary) for CASTLE HOTEL/ WALTONS HOTEL at 2-4 GARDINER ROW, 1-5 NORTH FREDERICK ST, and related Dublin addresses with FINDLATER HOTELS LIMITED as licensee.[1]

Irish Times business coverage in 2004 said Noel MacCumhaill owned seven properties with more than 300 beds across Dublin city centre.[2] The same report described the 46-room Castle Hotel as officially located on Denmark Street and said it was the oldest hotel still trading in Dublin, having opened in 1809, according to MacCumhaill.[2] Irish Times also said the adjacent Waltons was built on the site of the famous music store, which remained in business next door.[2]

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  1. Revenue Commissioners · Register of Renewed Liquor Licences · 2026-05-08
  2. Irish Times · "Hotel stable aims to deliver Dublin flavour" · 2004-07-30

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