Fenns Quay Restaurant Closes It's Doors After 20 Years
A popular Cork restaurant has closed its doors citing issues such as changes in pay parking as some of the reasons behind its closure.
Fenn's Quay which has been in business for the past 20 years in the city centre shut its doors for the final time last evening.
The owner of the award winning restaurant said rates, parking and the bus strike were among the issues they encountered recently which hindered the running of their business.
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