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A total of 10 businesses were served closure orders according to the Food Safety Authority of Ireland in November, including a Meath takeaway.

A restaurant owner shut down by food safety inspectors who found “evidence that people were living and sleeping in the food preparation area” has denied any wrongdoing and says business has plummeted since the report was published.

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) issued a closure order on a pizza takeaway after inspectors found evidence of people living and sleeping in the kitchen.

TWO Limerick takeaways were served with closure orders by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) in the month of November.

Mattresses, medications, clothing and personal food found in Pizza Max, Oldcastle, Co Meath

The FSAI has released its latest list of closure orders served on food businesses in recent weeks.

One of the reasons for the closure orders in November was a dead mouse being found in a trap underneath shelving used for storing food and equipment.

One of the reasons for the closure orders in November was a dead mouse being found in a trap underneath shelving used for storing food and equipment.

One of the reasons for the closure orders in November was a dead mouse being found in a trap underneath shelving used for storing food and equipment.

A man has been accused of headbutting a woman during a “workplace argument” in a Dublin takeaway.