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The new pub opens this weekend. Photo: Facebook
A new business is set to open in a village bordering Tipperary this weekend.
Ryan's Bridge Bar will open in the village of Oola, just outside Tipperary Town in the place of another former bar that closed some months ago.
Ryan's Bridge Bar will take over the premises that was widely known as Neily's on the Main Street of the county Limerick village.
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Taking to social media, Tipperary auctioneers DNG O'Grady have wished the new proprietors, Stephen and Jane, the best of luck on their new venture.
"DNG O'Grady Auctioneers and DNG Liam O Grady Auctioneer Cahir wishing the very best of luck to Stephen and Jane and all staff at Ryan’s Bridge Bar the very best of good fortune and business in their new venture in the village of Oola," the post read.
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Ryan's Bridge Bar will officially open later today (Friday, March 21) at 1pm.
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