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The Irish Sun
3 days ago
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Popular restaurant chain teases reopening dates as they re-enter Irish market after surprise shock closures
A MUCH-loved and missed restaurant is expected to make its comeback this summer after the shock closure of three locations in Dublin last year. Wagamama's branches closed after the receivers appointed failed to reach a deal with the UK-based chain on Advertisement 3 Wagamama is teasing its return to the Irish market after their shock exit last year Credit: 2023 PA Media, All Rights Reserved 3 They are teasing their reopening for the summer Credit: Google The Press Up group operated Wagamama's Dundrum, South King Street, and Blanchardstown branches in This led to 106 employees working in these locations losing their jobs after the decision to cease trading immediately came to light. Receivers said they would liaise with the workers to detail the implications for their continued employment with Press Up Hospitality. Many loyal customers were left heartbroken to see their favourite food chain exit the Advertisement READ MORE ON STORES "Wagamama was my little treat to myself." However, in recent days, the chain has been teasing its comeback to the Irish market, and it's only days until it will fully reopen to its loyal foodies who missed their ramen, donburi and curry fix. On the official website of Wagamama Ireland, they updated the layout by teasing their 'coming soon' reopening, which was confirmed for one of the establishments in Dublin. They revealed that Wagamama is officially reopening their Liffey Valley branch on June 23. Advertisement Most read in The Irish Sun No information has been released yet about other potential reopenings, but customers can sign up to be kept in the loop. It is expected that Wagamama's outlets at Blanchardstown and Dundrum will open later in the summer. Wagamamas releases the exact recipe for its chicken katsu curry and you'll be amazed by how simple it is On The new cardboard display signs read "Opening summer 2025", and there's a barcode for potential employees who want to apply to work at the establishment. Advertisement It was reported that similar teasers have been done for Blanchardstown. FAN FRENZY Foodie fans were shocked by their teaser of their return to the Irish market as they rushed to the comment section. One person wrote: "Liffey Valley too! Sooo happy." Another person added: "OH MY GODDDD!" Advertisement The third person said: "Shut up! I have missed it sooooo much." The fourth person added: "FINALLY! I missed them so much, can't wait to get my ramen fix soon." 3 The company teased they are returning to Liffey Valley on June 23 Credit: Google
The Irish Sun
10-05-2025
- The Irish Sun
Parents of girl injured in Parnell stabbing issue ‘progress is clear' health update as she returns to school full-time
THE parents of the girl injured during the Parnell stabbing have revealed that as she has returned to school full-time. The little one was only five-years-old when she was left in 2 The scene in Dublin city centre after five people were injured, including three young children Credit: � 2023 PA Media, All Rights Reserved Two other children and a care worker were also hurt during the incident but were treated in Her recovery journey has been extremely challenging, including over a year in Temple Street But despite the severity of her injuries, her family say she's now making clear progress, with "a spirit and happiness that brighten every room". They've shared regular updates on a READ MORE IN IRISH NEWS In the latest update, They said: "It has been a while since I have posted anything, but time elapses so quickly when you are fully immersed in everyday life. "For us who see our angel warrior every day, it is more difficult to notice advances and changes in her, but for those who see her less often, her progress is clear. "She has been attending school full-time. She is not attending mainstream school, just to clarify." MOST READ IN IRISH NEWS Despite joining mid-year, her family said that the The little girl is now trying new sounds, including some nasal ones and is moving her arms with more purpose and intention. 'PROGRESS' And although her family said there has been tough days, they have also noticed that progress is becoming more visible - especially to those who don't see her every day. Her family added: "The staff at this very special institution have gone above and beyond (in our eyes) to make our little girl feel part of the group, even after joining mid-school year. "We are forever grateful to the love and dedication everyone has shown her. "She has been attempting different sounds (some nasal ones), and moving her arms with more intent. "Her happiness is infectious. We have had some challenging days; we all go through them, even if we wouldn't like a 6-year-old to have to. "As summer approaches, we are so happy to be able to spend it at home, hoping to spend days outdoors, smell the warm air, enjoy the sun and the sea." 'FULL CIRCLE' MILESTONE And in an update earlier this year the parents Posting on the GoFundMe page they said: "This week has shown us how much strength we can all have in our souls. "We had an appointment at Temple Street Children's Hospital, as an outpatient, and I was rather uncomfortable with the thought of going back there after so long. "But, one must persevere. Getting off the Luas, I decided to walk past the school and where the incident had happened. "Our little girl doesn't seem to have any trauma from the day, but I was apprehensive. Once we had walked past, I felt relieved, almost as if we had come full circle, breaking whatever bad energy had been left there on the 23rd of November, 2023. We can do hard things." 2 The little one was only five-years-old when she was left in critical condition following the incident on November 23, 2023 Credit: Gary Ashe - Commissioned by The Sun Dublin
