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New Owners Revive Minny Doyle's Irish Pub

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Michael and Aveen Moreland, new owners of Minny Doyles, a century-old Irish pub, aim to preserve its history while infusing fresh energy. Backed by Ulster Bank, theyve taken over from the previous owners, securing its status as a local gathering spot and tourist attraction.

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!New Owners Revive Minny Doyle's Irish Pub. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

From across Europe, powered by AI, this is Europe News Today. I'm Corey with the story. Michael and Avie Morelin just stepped up as the new owners of many Doyles that beloved traditional Irish pub in Hiltown. They sealed the deal with a six-figure investment back by Ulster Bank, taking the reins from the previous folks who'd run it for 22 years. This 100-year-old gym hit the market earlier this year, complete with a roomy public bar, full kitchen, dining space, beer garden, cocktail, area, and function rooms. I keep ten staff on payroll and draws crowds from locals and tourists alike. Avian's got deep roots here. Her late-great-uncle owned the place way back, and some of his old customers still show up regular. After years in hospitality, running a family-style pub was always their dream, especially one with this kind of history. Now they're injecting fresh energy to honor the past while keeping that cozy community feel alive. Michael calls the local pub an essential spot for gathering,

eating, celebrating, and just chilling with friends and family. Ulster Banks right there cheering them on, highlighting how spots like this fuel jobs, tourism, and village life. With their passion leading the way, many Doyles prime to stay Hiltown's beating heart for years to come.

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