JMullins Irish Pub

01 December, 2011 10:38:00 Torrevieja.com

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Live music near the El Cura Beach

The facade is notable for its robustness and elegance, is the feeling to be entering into a real corner of Ireland.

At the top is the bar, the floor is stone, whiskey barrels serve several table to chat, but the best is down.
In many environments, you can opt for a relaxed chat, a gathering of friends or a secret confession.
We offer a wide range of Irish beers, among which GUINNESS options and a variety of specialty coffees.

Enjoy our beers ans special coffees.

You can enjoy and cheese boards Iberian Castilian and Irish stew and our breakfasted.
The best parties ans shows and all sports on bin screen.

Our staff are Irish, English and Spanish.

Open monday to friday from 9am and the weekend from 11:30am until 3:30am.
Place: Calle Caballero de Rodas, 211 María Asunción Square (next to the avenue of Habaneras and near the El Cura Beach)
Phone: Call 96 570 32 39 saying you have been forwarded by Torrevieja.com.
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Comments (2 posted):

Virginia on 10 January, 2012 02:08:23

Hi Katie, Nice to think you want to come to Torrevieja to work, but its not as easy as you think. First of all even the Spanish cannot find work, least of all visitors. Coming in the summertime would be too late, because if you were thinking of casual bar work, you need to come down by Easter to ask around to get your foot in the door. Ireland is in the EU so you don't need special permission to work, but it is very difficult if not impossible to get contract work where you pay national insurance, tax etc. The financial crisis is far worse here than UK or Ireland. If you have accommodation, make sure you have enough money to last you the summer. Good luck with your search.

katie coyle on 09 January, 2012 01:40:40

Hello, i am a first year college student in dublin but im hoping to go over to torvieja to work during the comming summer, i was just wondering what requirments are there which need to be followed before getting employed in spain. Are there any forms to be filled in or any offical requirements to be met ? i would appreciate if you could get back to me as soon as possible.kind regards,Katie Coyle