asked the Minister for Finance if he will state what is the number of retail outlets for the sale or supply of intoxicating liquor of any kind in the Dublin County Borough, other than public houses itemised under the following heads: off-licences, hotels, clubs, canteens, railway refreshment rooms, railway refreshment cars, passenger vessels, restaurants, chemists' shops, theatres, sweets licences; what is the number of occasional licences granted in the Dublin County Borough, and Eire, in the year 1941 or nearest date; and the total number of trading hours permitted under such licences.
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Intoxicating Liquor Sales in Dublin County Borough.
The information requested by the Deputy is as follows:—
Dublin County Borough.
No. of current licences for the sale of intoxicating liquors and of registered clubs.
|
Off-licences |
186 |
|
Hotels |
24 |
|
Clubs |
54 |
|
Canteens |
6 |
|
Railway Refreshment Rooms |
4 |
|
Railway Refreshment Cars |
48 |
|
Passenger vessels |
Nil |
|
Restaurants |
16 |
|
Chemists' shops |
212 |
|
Theatres |
4 |
|
Sweets licences |
2 |
Occasional liquor licences were issued during the year ended the 31st March, 1942, as follows:—
(a) In Dublin County Borough— for 27 days' trading covering an average of 7 hours per day,
(b) In Eire—for 786 days' trading; particulars of the trading hours for areas other than the County Borough of Dublin could only be obtained by reference to various provincial centres.