Insetti morti, materia fecale e un seminario per auto tra i motivi per gli ordini di chiusura degli alimenti a maggio

Faecal matter, that’s shite in all fairness

Once you have a car workshop infestation, it’s really hard to get rid of. I think all that breathing in brake dust and splashing around in various toxic fluids makes the bastards immune to poison. Finally managed to live-trap a couple by using a 2013 Nissan Micra with an expired NCT as bait, but when I released them in the woods a couple miles away they just found their way back within an hour.

> Inspectors discovered the food firm was operating on one side of the shed with a working car workshop on the other side – and were only separated by a head high fabric curtain.

> The FSAI confirmed Heyba’s Kitchen had not even been registered by a competent authority.

I read about ghost kitchens in the US. I didn’t know they had come to our shores. Careful ordering from just-eat or deliveroo if you don’t recognize the business. Lot of fake takeaways doing deliver through those apps that exist in someones kitchen, or this case a car mechanics garage.

>An inspection of Thindi on Phibsborough Road, Dublin 7, found there was faecal matter on the rim of the staff toilet bowl. Inspectors described the toilet bowl and seats as “entirely unclean”, with evidence of pubic hair and dirt.

>There was a paper cup on the floor next to the toilet, which inspectors said was **“for use by staff after using the toilet”**.

>The closure order was lifted on 21 May.

I’m afraid to ask what they were using the paper cup for.