Distilleries, breweries and drinks producers are where we make our iconic Irish products. But they’re so much more than that. They are rooted in rural Ireland and play a pivotal role at the heart of local communities.
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From Japan, Patrick Rigney @SHEDDISTILLERY discusses market diversification, the challenge of EU–US tariff uncertainty and the need to get back to zero-for-zero tariffs while celebrating the industry’s resilience. Listen back: https://t.co/UEEadtUkdk
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Non-alcoholic products are transforming drinking habits and driving a culture of moderation. More than 1 in 4 now consider a non-alcohol option when they socialise and say that brands they know, and trust encourage them to try these products.
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Ireland's drinking culture is shifting as habits evolve and people seek more balance. With more than half of drinkers drinking less than they did last year, and 6 in 10 agreeing there has been a move towards consuming 'less, but better' alcohol.
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Happy #InternationalStoutDay! We're raising a glass to a true Irish icon & to all those who make it possible.
Stout has seen its market share grow by 35.9% & accounts for 76.8% of all beer made in Ireland.
Read our beer market report: https://t.co/EwjrJvuReH
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Celebrate #InternationalGinAndTonicDay with an Irish Gin this weekend. World-renowned for quality & authenticity— Irish Gins are as unique as the landscapes that inspire them. Discover Irish Gins making waves & redefining G&Ts on the world stage.
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The Irish Spirits Market Report 2024 is now available 🥃
Total spirit exports were valued at almost €1.5 billion.
View the full report: https://t.co/K47B7pVfZe
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Alcohol consumption in Ireland continues to decline, down 34% since 2001. How people are socialising is changing, and trends point to a different relationship with alcohol. Consumer are pursuing more balanced consumption and a move to moderation.
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Dublin Beer Festival returns to the RDS this weekend! Join Ireland’s premier celebration of craft beer culture, now featuring over 40 breweries from Ireland & around the world. Find out more: https://t.co/5e3TFFma0D
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This #InternationalBeerDay we raise a glass to the craftsmanship, culture, and community behind every pint. From local brewers to global innovators, the beer industry brings people together. Enjoy a beer or a 0.0% beer 🍻 whatever your fancy.
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More than 100 pubs are closing every year in Ireland. Limerick has seen the highest decrease in pub numbers, with a rate of 37.2%, between '05 & '24.
DIGI is calling on the Gov to use the upcoming Budget to introduce a 10% cut in excise. #EasyontheExcise
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The number of Irish pubs has declined by over 24% since 2005 according to a report by @DIGI_Ireland.
Reducing the cost burden on hospitality businesses by reducing excise helps local communities throughout the country.
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Our newly commissioned report shows a continuing decline in the number of pubs in Ireland, with 2,119 closing their doors since 2005. Without immediate action by the Gov, many villages & small towns will soon lose their last remaining pub. #EasyOnTheExcise
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This Saturday we will celebrate #WorldGinDay!
#IrishGin is enjoyed by people at home and abroad. Its hallmark is its unique production that enhances each brand’s provenance using local botanicals.
Hear from leading figures in the sector.
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From a modest beginning with only a handful of distilleries, Ireland now boasts over 40 world-class gin distilleries spread across its 32 counties. This sustained growth has solidified Irish Gin's reputation as a global leader in quality and authenticity.
Over the past decade, Irish Gin has evolved from a niche product into a vital segment of the national drinks industry, increasing its share of the spirits market in Ireland from 5% to an impressive 11.4%.