17/04/2013
Irish Pubs Continue To Decline
Newly published research has revealed that alcohol sales in pubs has continued to decline while increases in related taxes have thrown the wider industry into further “chaos”.
The report, compiled by the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland (Digi), warns that the current trend of job losses – some 6,000 in Irish pubs since 2009 – will continue.
The annual ‘Drinks Market Performance Report’ shows that the volume of pub sales has dropped by nearly one third in the past five years while consumption levels have fallen by 0.5 per cent last year and by almost 20 per cent since 2001.
(H/CD)
The report, compiled by the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland (Digi), warns that the current trend of job losses – some 6,000 in Irish pubs since 2009 – will continue.
The annual ‘Drinks Market Performance Report’ shows that the volume of pub sales has dropped by nearly one third in the past five years while consumption levels have fallen by 0.5 per cent last year and by almost 20 per cent since 2001.
(H/CD)
Related Irish News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
21 March 2024
Call For Education On Violence Against Women And Girls
The Education Minister, Paul Givan, has been challenged by the SDLP on the proposed introduction of mandatory education around violence against women and girls in schools.
Call For Education On Violence Against Women And Girls
The Education Minister, Paul Givan, has been challenged by the SDLP on the proposed introduction of mandatory education around violence against women and girls in schools.
18 August 2016
Call For Review Of Private Childcare Providers
Fianna Fáil has called for a review of private operators involved in providing childcare. Spokesperson on Children and Youth Affairs, Anne Rabbitte, made the call following the publication of the independent review undertaken by Dr Helen Buckley into the deaths of young people in State care.
Call For Review Of Private Childcare Providers
Fianna Fáil has called for a review of private operators involved in providing childcare. Spokesperson on Children and Youth Affairs, Anne Rabbitte, made the call following the publication of the independent review undertaken by Dr Helen Buckley into the deaths of young people in State care.
27 April 2012
Lottery 'Good Cause Fund' at Lowest For Five Years
Falling National Lottery ticket sales as lead to the lowest amount of money being allocated to good causes. Last year €232m was raised for good cause, which is the lowest amount for five years.
Lottery 'Good Cause Fund' at Lowest For Five Years
Falling National Lottery ticket sales as lead to the lowest amount of money being allocated to good causes. Last year €232m was raised for good cause, which is the lowest amount for five years.
12 March 2024
Communities Minister Must Prioritise Anti-Poverty Measures
The Alliance Party has criticised Communities Minister, Gordon Lyons, for "not prioritising anti-poverty measures". MLA Kellie Armstrong said the Minister's inaction was "disappointing" in light of a new report showing that one in five children in NI are living in relative poverty.
Communities Minister Must Prioritise Anti-Poverty Measures
The Alliance Party has criticised Communities Minister, Gordon Lyons, for "not prioritising anti-poverty measures". MLA Kellie Armstrong said the Minister's inaction was "disappointing" in light of a new report showing that one in five children in NI are living in relative poverty.
14 February 2008
Pub Closures Linked To Suicides
Several leading health experts are pointing to a link between a rise in rural suicides and the closure of small local pubs. There is growing speculation that rising suicide rates are directly related to the demise of the pubs.
Pub Closures Linked To Suicides
Several leading health experts are pointing to a link between a rise in rural suicides and the closure of small local pubs. There is growing speculation that rising suicide rates are directly related to the demise of the pubs.
-
Ireland WeatherToday:A few fog patches at first, soon clearing to leave a dry day with some patchy cloud and good sunny spells. Light and variable winds. Feeling mild in sunny spells. Maximum temperature 14 °C.Tonight:Dry and quite chilly overnight under prolonged clear spells and light winds. This will allow a few fog patches to develop in places. Minimum temperature 2 °C.