The Vintners’ Federation of Ireland (VFI) has welcomed a new study by Bord Bia which recognises the contribution of the Irish Pub to the country’s food offering. Statistics from the study show that 25.3% of
We are pleased that the Government has decided not to impose further increases in excise at a time when the pub trade continues to experience significant challenges. Today’s decision is also welcome news for Irish
Hospitality and Drinks Industry stakeholders consider Ireland’s tourism offer, and asks ‘are our hospitality and drinks industries unique resources or do they play into an embarrassing national stereotype?’ As new report by Tony Foley, Economist,
UNIVERSITY OF YORK REPORT HIGHLIGHTs PUB’s ROLE IN CREATING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL WELLBEING IN RURAL IRELAND Today, the findings of an academic study conducted by the University of York and Newcastle Business School (Northumbria
Noreen O’Sullivan from Nenagh starts her two year term today as head of the pub representative body. Noreen O’Sullivan said; “For decades, women have played a crucial role in the Irish pub, working behind the
Hopeful of a positive response The two organisations which represent publicans in Ireland, the Licensed Vintners Association and the Vintners Federation of Ireland, have described a meeting with the Minister for Justice and Equality Frances
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