Ms Purcell also told Judge Marie Quirke she heard music coming from the venue at 3.30am on one occasion - all music is supposed to stop at 2.30am under the conditions of the late licence. All I can hear is the thump, thump thump music.' It is so loud that I can't hear my television. 'My bedroom overlooks into the back of Dicey's. She said: 'It is very noisy at night and I can't get to sleep.

Sarah Purcell told the court she can't hear her television over the sound coming from the beer garden. Read more: Fire in historic city centre flats leaves tenants temporarily homeless and belongings destroyed Lisa Lawlor, John Carey, Joan Coleman, Geraldine Collins and Sarah Purcell all complained of noise allegedly coming from the venue disturbing their sleep. The back row of flats are a two minute walk to the back of the Russell Court Hotel which houses a large beer garden within the nightclub.įive residents living in the area objected to the special exemption licence application of Triglen Holdings Limited, which trades as the Russell Court Hotel. The residents, who mostly live in O'Carroll's Villas on Cuffe Street, told the District Court they can't sleep at night due to the 'thump, thump, thump' music coming from Dicey's Beer Garden on Harcourt Street. A number of city centre residents have objected to a popular nightclub's application for a licence to serve late night alcoholic drinks.

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