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Ibec report shows drink sector started to recover when pubs reopened last summer

Pandemic brewed big trouble for Irish beer but has not killed hope Production fell 14% last year but buoyant retail sales took some of the sting out of pub closures about 3 hours ago   The Porterhouse Brewing Company, part of the eponymous pub group, used to pump out about 2.5 million pints per year at its production facility near Glasnevin on Dublin’s north side. Then along came the pandemic, which caused volumes to “plummet”, says its managing director Peter Mosely. People cannot sink pints if no pubs are open in which to drink them, so Porterhouse ramped up activity for retailers i...

Brewers want State aid to get rid of out-of-date drink Irish beer exports to US fell 45% in 2020 as pandemic hit drinks sector hard about 5 hours ago With Guinness as one of the anchor brands of the Irish brewing sector, stout is responsible for close to two-thirds of all beer produced here. Your Web Browser may be out of date. If you are using Internet Explorer 9, 10 or 11 our Audio player will not work properly.   Irish beer exports fell 17 per cent last year to €254 million, according to a report produced by a brewers lobby group. The industry also wants taxpayer aid to help cover t...