Tag - Restaurants Association of Ireland

At the launch of the 15th annual Coca-Cola Designated Driver campaign were (from left): James Kavanagh, Chief Superintendent Paul Cleary and Chief Executive of the Road Safety Authority Moyagh Murdock.

Marketing

Holidays coming for Designated Drivers!

November 25, 2019

Economist David McWilliams discussed the effect that ‘no-deal’ would have on Ireland’s drinks and hospitality industry at a time when it’s cheaper to travel across the border to buy alcohol, according to a recent Revenue survey.

On-trade

Economist David McWilliams addresses Dublin’s...

September 26, 2019

Legislation is already in place to allow Dublin City Council to remove sandwich boards that are unlicensed.

On-trade

Dublin’s Sandwich Board tax “excessive”

August 8, 2019

According to the Vintners Federation of Ireland’s Chief Executive Padraig Cribben, the shortages are felt across a range of disciplines but there is no doubt that it is most acute at chef level.

On-trade

Work permit processing time “unacceptable”

August 6, 2019

From left: The outgoing RAI President Liam Edwards and the newly appointed President Mark McGowan.

On-trade

Mark McGowan new RAI President

April 16, 2019

The RAI has failed, to date, to address the concerns of the CCPC, claims the Authority.

On-trade

CCPC investigating RAI

December 14, 2018

Soft drinks come into their own at this time of year with ‘niche’ brands witnessing a satisfying growth in sales.

Marketing

A soft Christmas

December 6, 2018

“A pub needs to be at the coast or have a big beer garden to really get the benefit of that good weather”.

On-trade

Wet sales up in July heatwave

August 27, 2018

AIR's Peter Boland believes that Ministers D’Arcy, Flanagan and Donohoe should “get serious about real insurance reform before the very fabric of Irish society is permanently damaged”.

Talking Trade

The trouble with insurance…..

August 13, 2018

“With lower excise tax in a stable trading environment our industry could do even more. With our current rate in addition to a hard Brexit, however, we risk damaging this hard-earned growth” – Rosemary Garth.

Marketing

IDL’s Rosemary Garth new DIGI Chair

July 11, 2018