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Garda fraud unit would require “extra funding”

On-trade | Gardai claim that Commissioner has “no plans to establish such a unit at this time”

Dublin’s Bowe’s Bar wins Best Irish Whiskey Bar of Year

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NOffLA welcomes MUP implementation announcement

Off-trade | Claims that MUP could lose Exchequer €180m rejected by NOffLA

Pre-tax losses up at Molson Coors Ireland

Marketing | Turnover up 8%

VFI Conference 2020 for Tullamore

On-trade | VFI AGM in Tullamore Court Hotel likely to be attended by 350 publicans

9 Dublin Finalists for Irish Pub of the Year

On-trade | 20 counties represented in Pub of Year Awards

'Pour Decisions', 'pour' analysis

In among some of the lesser-spotted arguments in the UK for leaving the EU comes a curious report from the UK-based Social Market Foundation entitled ‘Pour Decisions’.

Irish Whiskey coming of age

Sales of premium-and-above Irish whiskeys grew 20% here last year according to IWSR figures. As more new distillery start-ups begin to reach their three-years-and-one-day maturities, is the pressure on third-party stocks of Irish whiskey beginning to ease and what is now available in the Irish whiskey market? We take a look at the Irish whiskey market.

The Government needs to stop making rural business's fight for survival even harder - Rosemary Garth

The Drinks Industry Group of Ireland has been to the fore in highlighting the significance of the hospitality industry to the national economy and its vulnerability to a no-deal Brexit. To get the latest on how things stand for the industry, now seemingly under threat from numerous sources, Pat Nolan spoke to DIGI Director Rosemary Garth.

A cocktail of liqueurs

No longer the preserve of Auntie Ethel on Christmas night, liqueurs have broadened their appeal as an integral part of the trending cocktail culture. But they were never the shrinking violets of the spirits world anyway. Liqueurs are the fourth-largest selling spirit after vodka, whisky and gin here. Our Industry Report looks at the revival of the liqueur market.
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