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Concern for recovery of hospitality sector as new report shows Ireland has second highest excise rates in Europe 2560 1707 Support Your Local

Concern for recovery of hospitality sector as new report shows Ireland has second highest excise rates in Europe

Concern for recovery of hospitality sector as new report shows Ireland has second highest excise rates in Europe Industry warns high excise rates will impact on ability of sector to recover and attract tourists back to Ireland DCU economist report shows Ireland is an outlier in Europe with the second highest overall excise tax rate…

REPORT: Tax-on-Ireland’s-drinks-and-hospitality-sector 1200 628 Support Your Local

REPORT: Tax-on-Ireland’s-drinks-and-hospitality-sector

Tax on Ireland’s drinks and hospitality sector

INFOGRAPHIC: HOW IRELAND’S EXCISE TAX COMPARES WITH OTHER EU COUNTRIES AND THE UK 1618 875 Support Your Local

INFOGRAPHIC: HOW IRELAND’S EXCISE TAX COMPARES WITH OTHER EU COUNTRIES AND THE UK

REPORT SUMMARY EXCISE TAX IN IRELAND

TAX REPORT: HOW IRELAND COMPARES WITH OTHER EU COUNTRIES AND THE UK 1618 875 Support Your Local

TAX REPORT: HOW IRELAND COMPARES WITH OTHER EU COUNTRIES AND THE UK

TAX REPORT HOW IRELAND COMPARES WITH OTHER EU COUNTRIES AND THE UK

Local publican features in national ‘Support Your Local’ campaign to secure support for drinks industry 488 230 Support Your Local

Local publican features in national ‘Support Your Local’ campaign to secure support for drinks industry

PRESS RELEASE 05.10.2020 Local publican features in national ‘Support Your Local’ campaign to secure support for Cork’s drinks and hospitality industry  Cork native Margaret O’ Shea, owner of Butler’s Bar, Minane Bridge, features in the national Support Your Local campaign run by the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland which aims to secure support for Cork’s drinks industry and to protect jobs Mrs O’ Shea is the fifth-generation owner of Butler’s Bar in  Minane Bridge, Cork  30,100 people employed in the accommodation and food services (AFS) industry in the…

Up to 33,000 of Dublin’s drinks and hospitality jobs jeopardised 1200 628 Support Your Local

Up to 33,000 of Dublin’s drinks and hospitality jobs jeopardised

PRESS RESEASE 20.09.2020 As many as 33,000 of Dublin’s drinks and hospitality jobs jeopardised as city moved to level three lockdown while young people particularly at risk — new report 10,600 jobs could be lost among Dublin’s 15-24 age group, according to a new economic report by DCU Business School economist Anthony Foley As many…

EMPLOYMENT REPORT: THE THREAT OF COVID-19 TO JOBS 1200 628 Support Your Local

EMPLOYMENT REPORT: THE THREAT OF COVID-19 TO JOBS

Employment in the drinks and hospitality industry. The threat of covid-19 to jobs and how to minimise it

Further restrictions would have grave implications for the hospitality industry 1200 628 Support Your Local

Further restrictions would have grave implications for the hospitality industry

PRESS RELEASE 18.09.2020: Urging the government not to impose any further restrictions on restaurants and bars serving food, newly appointed Chair of the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland, Liam Reid said:   “We urge the government not to impose any further restrictions on restaurants and pubs serving food as these would have grave implications for…

Uncertainty continues to spread as government prolongs the closure of ‘wet’ pubs in Dublin 1200 628 Support Your Local

Uncertainty continues to spread as government prolongs the closure of ‘wet’ pubs in Dublin

Press Release 15.09.2020: Statement from the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland spokesperson on government decision to prolong closure of ‘wet pubs’ in Dublin   “Ireland’s pubs have endured the longest lockdown in the EU. While we acknowledge the government’s support for so-called ‘wet’ pubs outside Dublin and are relieved that they will be permitted to…

How was the delayed reopening of pubs affected people in Ireland? 1200 628 Support Your Local

How was the delayed reopening of pubs affected people in Ireland?

We spoke to consumers in Ireland to find out how these prolonged closures affected them and their communities. infographic-consumer-v6

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