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Details of pub: Eagle Inn, Cardigan / Aberteifi

Other names: Fusion Bar
Address/Location: Bridgend/Castle Street
OS Grid Ref: SN1778645744
Opened: c.      
Closed: open 2017       Type: Pub
Summary: In existence from at least 1840 (Glen Johnson's list from Trade Directories, Census returns etc.)

Closed 2016, reopened June 2017 as Fusion Bar and Restaurant

Notes: 1875
licensee: Thomas Mathias (Worrall’s Directory, 1875)

1892
"P. C. Owen Evans, St. Dogmells, chargod Sam Jones, lodging at the Eagle Inn, Bridge-End, with being drunk at Castle-street, on the 24th inst. Fined 5s. including costs."Cgn Obs 9 Jan 1892

1900
"CARDIGAN. FIRE.- On Saturday night the stable of the Eagle Inn, Bridge-end, narrowly escaped destruction by fire. Some children threw in some lighted fusees into the straw and but for the timely discovery of the fire and the exertions of the neighbours, a serious calamity would have been inevitable. The damage was confined to the woodwork, hay, and straw, etc." CN 1 June 1900
1905
Petty Sessions: Cardigan; number on list: 6; name of premises: Eagle Inn; Parish / Place: Bridgend, Cardigan; Licensee: Lewis, Anne; owner or tenant : tenant; registered owner : Swansea Old Brewery; free or tied: tied; tied to: Swansea Old Brewery; type of licence: full; on or off licence: on; number of licenced days per week: 6. (1905 list)

1909
"The Chief Constable objected to the licence of the Eagle Inn owing to structural defects, and he was instructed to give notice of objection on those grounds. In the meantime a temporary licence was granted" County Echo 4 Feb 1909



Additional information

Pub sign:

Pub sign, 2006

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Newspaper:

Stealing bacon while drunk

Date: 1876

URL:

Glen Johnson website article

Date: 2017