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Brothers Evicted From Tipperary Inn in Montauk

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Following a long legal battle, the brothers Mehrdad and Mehrzad Yaghoubi have been evicted from the restaurant at Kenny's Tipperary Inn in Montauk.

Following a long legal battle, the brothers Mehrdad and Mehrzad Yaghoubi have been evicted from the restaurant at Kenny's Tipperary Inn in Montauk.

Christopher Walsh on Jan 29, 2025
In a decision announced in East Hampton Town Justice Court this month, two brothers who had been given oral license to operate a restaurant at the Tipperary Inn in Montauk... more

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