The Michael Collins, Main Street, Rush, Co. Dublin

The Michael Collins Licensed premises comprises an original mid-terrace two storey structure appearing to be of traditional block build construction behind a painted nap plaster finish with a traditional timber shop front surround to ground floor level. Accommodation comprises bar and lounge to ground level complmented by first floor former residence now comprising stores, kitchen and managers office. To the rear facing onto The Mall is a modern two storey extension comprising a series of stores to ground level together with a restaurant space to first floor level. The front and rear properties are interconnecting at both ground and first floor levels, however, would appear to be suitable for segregation into separate properties. The property also benefits from a small enclosed rear goods yard with outhouse storage enjoying both pedestrian and vehicular access from The Mall. Rush is an established north county Dublin coastal town that bounds the Irish Sea and is located approximately 30kms north of Dublin City Centre, 33kms north of Howth, 15kms north of Swords and 6kms south of Skerries. Due to its proximity to Dublin City and the greater northern Dublin county region Rush is an established commuter district to the wider Dublin region. The area benefits from mainline rail services with the Rush & Lusk station servicing the Commuter suburban train service from Dublin to Drogheda. The district is also conveniently located adjacent the M1 motorway corridor connecting Dublin with Belfast which also services Dublin Airport and connects with the M50 Motorway Dublin orbital route. Rush enjoys a local resident population of 10,875 persons per the 2022 census. The subject property is located to the northern side of Lower Main Street opposite its intersection with Convent Lane.