Popular Dublin cocktail bar forced to close after fire breaks out

"We’re all a bit shaken but just relieved nobody was hurt. It will take a while to assess the damage, but unfortunately it looks like we will be closed for some time," Love Tempo said in a statement.
Popular Dublin cocktail bar forced to close after fire breaks out

Kenneth Fox

A popular cocktail bar in Dublin city centre has been forced to close for the foreseeable future after a fire broke out at the premises on Sunday.

Dublin Fire Brigade said firefighters from Tara Street and Dolphins Barn fire stations were called to a fire at Love Tempo on Thomas Street.

Breathing apparatus teams extinguished the fire and a turntable ladder was on scene. They said it was the first operational breathing apparatus wear for recruit firefighter Louise.

The well loved bar located  features a custom Hatchett Soundsystem and expert acoustic treatment as they are dedicated to delivering an exceptional listening experience in a one-of-a-kind setting.

They share a love of music, culture & craic and wanted to open the kind of pub they would like to drink in; great drinks, tasty cocktails & the best music surrounded by like minded people.

In a post on Instagram, Love Tempo said: "Thank you so much to everyone for all your messages of concern regarding today’s fire.

"We’re all a bit shaken but just relieved nobody was hurt. It will take a while to assess the damage, but unfortunately it looks like we will be closed for some time.

"Thanks to Dublin Fire Brigade for their incredible work and to our amazing team for reacting so quickly. We’ll keep you updated on any news as we have it. Much love ❤️"

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