Five new tourism measures geared to help boost visitor numbers to Ireland – The Irish Times
Tourism is worth more than €6 billion to the Irish economy, making it one of the State’s great…
Irish pub launches 60 40 Guinness drink and furious fans say ‘it should be illegal’
A Dublin pub’s new 60 40 Guinness drink is dividing fans of the black stuff and people can’t…
Diageo to invest over €257m in plan to double capacity of new Kildare brewery
Work is continuing at Diageo’s site in Littleconnell, Co Kildare Guinness producer Diageo is set to spend an…
Watch: Doc covers bonkers story of Cork dad who buried himself alive for 61 days
Barely able to move – and his only ‘toilet’ was a trapdoor in the coffin 16:28, 06 Nov…
a New York shop selling Foxford blankets, Guinness prints and Sinéad O’Connor totes – The Irish Times
On a warm weekday morning, East 9th Street in the heart of the East Village in lower Manhattan…
Householders facing a severe price squeeze this winter as inflation hits highest rate since March 2024
Food prices were the main reason for the jump in prices, with the cost of a kilogram of…
Def Leppard frontman’s neighbour rocked by high decibels emanating from Stepaside home – The Irish Times
“Do ya wanna get rocked?” asks Joe Elliott at the opening of Def Leppard’s 1992 hit Let’s Get…
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'The Irish are a proud bunch': House of Guinness star on getting the accent right – The Journal
‘The Irish are a proud bunch’: House of Guinness star on getting the accent right The Journal Norton ‘worked…
alcohol-free beer sales up 150% in five years – The Irish Times
Ireland is drinking less alcohol than it once did. This is not a new observation. Consumption here has…
Diageo to cut 60 jobs in Northern Ireland and outsource some roles to India – The Irish News
Drinks giant Diageo is shedding around 60 jobs in Northern Ireland across a number of functions, with some…
Oops! What branding flops tell us about the companies involved – The Irish Times
Aer Lingus spent €2 million “tilting” the shamrock on the tail fin of its aircraft. Eircom spent €16…