Newly-filed accounts for Dublin pub Doheny and Nesbitt's operating company, Swigmore Inns Ltd, have revealed that the venue's profits declined by 18.5% to €237,782 last year.
The accounts show that while the pub's revenues rose and its accumulated profits increased from €3.56 million to €3.8 million during the year that ended on January 31, 2019, investment costs pulled its profits down, as reported by The Irish Examiner.
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Swigmore's accounts also show that the company's cash amounted to €29,617 at the end of the twelve month period and the amount owed to the company by debtors was €1.98 million.
The profits take account of non-cash depreciation costs of €79,869.
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