Jamie Heaslip

Former Rugby Internationals Invest In Changing Times Brewery

Former rugby internationals, Rob Kearney, Dave Kearney, Sean O’Brien and Jamie Heaslip are among the investors behind the new Changing Times Brewery.

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Noel Anderson Speaks To Hospitality Ireland

Robert McHugh speaks to Noel Anderson about Grand Slam Bars and the secret behind its success.

McSorley's In Dublin Purchased For €5.5m By Grand Slam Bars

The team behind Lemon & Duke and The Bridge 1859 has purchased McSorley’s in Ranelagh for a sum of €5.5 million.

Jamie Heaslip's Sabra Management Firm Doubles Profits

Accumulated profits at Jamie Heaslip's Sabra Management more than doubled to €135,235 last year. The firm, which was set up in 2010, lodged figures...

Rugby Stars' The Bridge 1859 Scores Big Increase In Profits

The Bridge 1859 bar in Ballsbridge, co-owned by Irish rugby international stars Jamie Heaslip, Seán O’Brien and brothers Rob and Dave Kearney,...

Jo'Burger Group Expansion Plans To Go Ahead Despite Losses

Jo'Burger, which was founded by Joe Macken in 2007 and has three locations around Dublin, has seen its losses increase for the last year. The Jo'Burger...

Irish Rugby Stars to Open Second Bar in Dublin

After opening The Bridge 1859 in Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, in 2014, the four Irish rugby stars behind the venture have confirmed the imminent opening of a sec...

Jamie Heaslip's Sabra Management Firm Sees Profits Fall

Accumulated profits at Jamie Heaslip's Sabra Management Ltd have fallen below €70,000 to €69,186 over the past 12 months, according to the I...

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