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Tullamore pub The Old Warehouse has been nominated across three categories in the 2024 Bar of the Year Awards.
The pub has secured nominations for the Best Newcomer award, the Local Bar of the Year Award and the Gastro Bar of the Year Award.
Located in the site of the former Tullamore Dew Heritage Centre which dated back to 1829, the pub opened its doors recently in 2022.
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Clara PGA Tour star Shane Lowry opened the pub in partnership with businessman Alan Clancy less than two years ago.
The venue now comprises of two floors, with a bar on the ground floor and a restaurant located upstairs and employs 50 full and part-time staff.
The Old Warehouse secured the top spot in the Sunday World’s popular 'Pub Spy' rankings, a top 10 list of Ireland’s best bars, earlier this year in January.
The Bar of the Year awards will take place on Monday, August 19, and the Old Warehouse will be looking to secure another award to add to their silverware.
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