Owner of Temple Bar’s Oliver St John Gogarty pub suffers 95% hit to revenues | Business Post

The Oliver St John Gogarty pub was closed for much of last year due to pandemic. Picture: Leah Farrell/RollingNews.ie

Turnover fell by more than 95 per cent last year at the Dublin business that owns the Oliver St John Gogarty pub and hostel in Temple Bar. Accounts filed by Drayton House Holdings, the parent company for the well-known tourist pub as well as the nearby Blooms hotel, show how heavily affected the business was by the severe drop in foreign tourism last year.Subscribe from just €1 for the first month!

DonalMacNamee97 Might be the only pub in ireland I couldn’t give a shite about. Gougers.

DonalMacNamee97 Couldn’t charge excessive prices to tourists in 2020 ?

DonalMacNamee97 they might be happy to let non-tourists in now

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