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Non-alcoholic beer has become increasingly popular in Ireland in recent years, and this trend is set to continue in 2022, according to Drinks Ireland|Beer, whic...

By Suzanne Pender CARLOW Brewing Company is among those calling on the minister for finance to reduce excise by 50% for craft cider producers in this year’s…

Restaurant owners and publicans want a decision right away on whether or not they can fully reopen on July 5.

A new report on the drinks industry has found that the value of beer exports declined by 17% in 2020, with exports falling from €305m to €254m.

Beer sales fall flat as pandemic pummels sector here and abroad

BEER BLOW Beer sales and exports plummet during Covid lockdown as Irish brewers feel hit from hospitality closure, report finds Updated: 12 Apr 2021, 7:28 BEER sales in Ireland plummeted during Covid-19 lockdown with production and exports way down, a report reveals. The closure of hospitality businesses dramatically hit Ireland’s brewers in 2020, according to data released by Drinks Ireland|Beer today, which shows that production dropped by 13.8 per cent. 1 Irelands beer sector took a hamme...

Despite massive impact on sector in 2020, beer remains Irelands favourite alcoholic drink

Updated / Thursday, 17 Dec 2020 13:07 Booking levels for hotel rooms of just 8% are being reported for January, dropping back to 6% for February. Hotels and guesthouses across the country are facing their harshest ever start to a new year due to a collapse in room occupancy figures, according to the latest industry survey from the Irish Hotels Federation (IHF). Booking levels for hotel rooms of just 8% are being reported for January, dropping back to 6% for February. This follows already hi...