Bewley’s on Grafton Street entitled to new lease, court rules

Bewley’s Café on Grafton Street is entitled to a new lease from landlord RGRE Grafton Ltd, a company of developer Johnny Ronan, Judge Jennifer O’Brien has ruled in the Circuit Civil Court. Photograph: Alan Betson / The Irish TimesBewley’s Café on Grafton Street is entitled to a new lease from landlord RGRE Grafton Ltd, a company of developer Johnny Ronan, Judge Jennifer O’Brien has ruled in the Circuit Civil Court.

Hugh O’Neill SC, who appeared with barrister Ross Aylward for Mr Ronan’s company, RGRE Grafton Ltd., confirmed that this element of ongoing legal proceedings had been agreed. Bewley’s has been paying an annual rent of just over €1,460,000 and the company’s estimation is that it should under the new lease be reduced to about half a million euro per year.

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