300-Year-Old Irish Pub, Thomas Moore Tavern, Closes Its Doors Due to Current Climate

Thomas Moore Tavern, a historic pub located in Wexford, has recently announced the closure of its doors after over three centuries of operation. This closure comes as a result of the challenging trading conditions faced by the establishment amidst the current climate.

The pub, which first opened its doors in the 1700s and was named after the renowned Irish poet and lyricist, has been a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. Unfortunately, the current owners, Breda and Tony Wright, have found it unsustainable to continue trading in the face of the ongoing challenges.

In a heartfelt statement posted on the pub’s website, the owners expressed their deep regret at having to make the difficult decision. They extended their gratitude to their loyal customers and dedicated staff, emphasizing that the support they have received over the years will be cherished forever.

The closure of the Thomas Moore Tavern has sparked an outpouring of sadness from the local community, with many expressing their fond memories and experiences at the pub on social media.

The historic significance of the pub, dating back to the 1700s, has made it a notable attraction for travelers seeking an authentic taste of Irish culture and history. Its closure serves as a reminder of the impact that current global challenges are having on beloved establishments worldwide.

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