A total of 10 enforcement orders were handed out to food businesses throughout Ireland over March for breaches of food safety legislation. The orders were issued for a range of alleged breaches related to substandard food safety and hygiene, including fresh rat droppings being found and lack of adequate cleaning.
A total of 10 enforcement orders were handed out to food businesses throughout Ireland over March for breaches of food safety legislation.
READ MORE: 'Everyone was screaming and crying' - Irish man runs for his life from knife wielding killer in Sydney shopping centre Fresh rat droppings were found in the basement and internal pest-proofing issues were observed by inspectors visiting the Kingdom of Sweets at 15 Westmoreland Street on March 25, this was lifted on April 3.
Super Marios Take Away on High Street in Tullamore, Offaly was hit with a closure order on March 27 which was lifted on April 3.
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