Seven Dublin food businesses were forced to close in November due to safety concerns.
They were issued with the closure orders by the Food Safety Authority with some of the businesses reopening since.
Hilan Chinese and Korean BBQ Restaurant with an address at 45 Capel Street closed on November 8 but reopened on November 12.
Blackchurch Inn on the Naas Road in Rathcoole closed on November 11 but reopened on the 16th of the month.
Apache Pizza on 58 Dame Street in Temple Bar was also closed on the same day as Blackchurch Inn but reopened two days later.
Salvetas Take Away and Café with an address at 4A Church Street in Finglas was closed on November 18 but its order still hasn't been lifted according to the FSAI.
Vernon Catering (Closed area: Packing area of open food in warehouse) at Unit C104, Castleforbes Business Park Sheriff Street Upper East Wall was closed on November 20 and its order also still hasn't been lifted.
Westmanstown Sports Centre in Dublin 15 was closed on November 26 but reopened on November 28.
Hui Kee (Closed area: Area to the rear of the premises housing coldroom) at 52 Bulfin Road in Inchicore was forced to close on November 27 and its order was lifted on December 4.
In total, 22 food businesses were forced to close in November all around Ireland.
The reasons why each business was forced to close is still unknown with the details not expected to be available for around another week.
You can find more information on the FSAI website .
