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Food / May 12, 2021

Greenville Deli is expanding into Dublin 8

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Food / May 12, 2021

Greenville Deli is expanding into Dublin 8

Words: Emily Mullen

It ain’t easy being green


Greenville Deli has announced that their new spot on the Tyrconnell Road in Inchicore will be open in June. The conversion is well underway, and as transformations go Greenville Deli have their work cut out transforming the place from constituency office for former Fine Gael TD Catherine Byrne into a Deli.

The team have already made some swift changes to the place and have already installed a counter at the back.

“No, we’re not moving into politics – This will be our next location in Inchicore village!” the team wrote on Instagram, “Work is ongoing at our new spot that will be serving up coffee, breads, meats, cheeses, our deadly sandwiches, sausage rolls and much more.”

Launched by foodie friends Adam and Eve, Greenville Deli has a busy spot on Tara Street. The team also pump out wholesale sandwiches for some of Dublin’s finest establishments, out of the Two Fifty Square kitchen in Rathmines.

You’ll be able to find Greenville Deli at 5A Tyrconnell Road, Inchicore, follow them on Instagram for updates.

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