Ireland’s high taxes mean drink is more expensive to buy in the Republic than abroad, the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland has revealed. A study
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Northern Ireland’s hospitality trade has welcomed the scrapping of some of Covid regulations, including the need for table service, but called for “a detailed and
The makers of Hardys wine have warned that truck driver shortages could hit the festive season and push up costs. Robert Foye, who heads one
A new restaurant has been opened in Cookstown, creating 14 jobs in the process. Rachel Molloy is the woman behind No.47 which chares its name
Wetherspoons boss Tim Martin has hit back at those who mocked him after some of his pubs ran out of Heineken, Carling and Coors. The
Jameson sold 8.6 million cases in 2020/2021, up from 7.5 million in the previous year, it has been revealed. In the US, four million vases of
Staff shortages could force some UK food manufacturing facilities to move out of the country, a retail group has warned. Andrew Opie, director of food
No-shows by diners who have booked in advance are costing the hospitality sector £17.6bn a year, it has been revealed. Hospitality tech firm Zonal said
Four Star Pizza is to create 30 jobs across Northern Ireland with a new apprenticeship programme. The move is in response to the growing success
The Irish government has agreed on a plan to effectively end most Covid-19 restrictions by 22 October. However the proposed easing of rules is dependent