Food & Wine Guinness drinkers drive Diageo sales growth in Ireland but American spirits fallingThe drinks giant reported net sales of £9.4 billion, an 18.4 per cent increase but its shares dropped due to a sales slowdown in North America.
Drinks Diageo to spend up to €438m on Philippines rum brand days after raising price of pintLast week the firm said it could no longer absorb the cost of inflation for drinks such as Guinness
Hospitality Publicans call on Guinness-owner Diageo to reconsider increase to price of a pintThe Vintners Federation of Ireland said that pub trade cannot keep ‘taking hits’
Beer Guinness follows Heineken by increasing cost of a pint due to inflationDiageo said it has absorbed cost increases but can no longer do so
Planning Guinness Quarter developer ordered to survey historic railway systemDublin council says €1 billion project cannot proceed until archaeology assessment completed on train tunnel system at St James’s Gate
Fine Arts: The power of advertising in all its old glorySheppards’ upcoming sale is a feast of vintage marketing, from Guinness to Bovril
Diageo warns new development plan could impact business at Guinness StorehouseDrinks giant tells council it should specifically reference positive impact of brand on city in new development plan
Diageo sales in Ireland rise almost 50% as Guinness trade soarsEasing of Irish hospitality restrictions brings highest jump in organic net sales and healthiest growth in Guinness trade in all of Europe
Guinness begins use of electric trucks and vansThis week the brewer began trial use of an electric heavy goods vehicle from St James’s Gate to Dublin Port
The Gadget Guru: Apple iPhone 13 Pro, Guinness Nitro Surge, Gaggia Magenta PlusApple’s latest iPhone, a fun gadget for stout drinkers and a pricey but handy coffee-maker are reviewed this week
Irish drinks producers confident they will not be affected by CO2 shortageHigh gas prices could still lead to rising prices for consumers, according to an industry spokesman
Every Moment Counts for Hollywood star Keoghan in pub reopening campaignThe new advertisement will highlight the importance of socialising in a safe and sustainable way to ’make that last’ as the hospitality industry emerges from lockdown
Guinness heir to include a city home in Iveagh Markets plansEdward Iveagh tells Liberties community of proposals to develop an ‘inclusive’ amenity and of moves to address the immediate task of repair work
Iveagh Markets to be returned to Guinness family after 114 yearsThe Victorian building in Dublin’s historic Liberties area has fallen into a dilapidated state after dispute between council and developer
