Lidl gets around strict liquor-selling rules – by opening a pub (opens original article in a new tab)
Supermarket chain Lidl opened its first pub, 'The Middle Ale', in Dundonald, near Belfast, to navigate Northern Ireland's strict alcohol licensing laws.
- Lidl opened a pub called 'The Middle Ale' in Dundonald, near Belfast.
- The pub includes an off-licence section and was opened due to Northern Ireland's strict alcohol licensing laws.
- Lidl argued there was an insufficient number of bars in the local area to justify the new establishment.
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