Noyfield’s ultimate parent is Wavecrest Inn, which trades as the Porterhouse Group and is owned by Liam Lahart and Elliot Hughes . Picture: Fergal Phillips
Losses grew nearly sevenfold last year at the business behind the Porterhouse Central on Nassau Street, new accounts show, as its premises were shuttered by the pandemic. Noyfield Limited, which also owned and operated Lillie’s Bordello on Grafton Street until its closure in 2019, reported a loss of €3.47 million last year, up from €510,398 the previous year.Subscribe from just €1 for the first month!
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