Liquid gold: Ireland's craft beer revolution With drinkers becoming increasingly tired of consuming the same old brands of lager, Ireland is in the grip of a craft beer revolution – and an increasingly lucrative one at that. ords: Emmet Ryan Emmet Ryan April 22, 2015 Andy Byrne, operations director at Galway Bay. Picture: Feargal Ward Previous Next Image 1 of 17 Photo by Digital Desk Image 2 of 17 Photo by Digital Desk Image 3 of 17 Photo by Digital Desk Image 4 of 17 Photo by Digital Desk Image 5 of 17 Photo by Digital Desk Image 6 of 17 Photo by Digital Desk Image 7 of 17 Photo by Digital Desk Image 8 of 17 Photo by Digital Desk Image 9 of 17 Photo by Digital Desk Image 10 of 17 Photo by Digital Desk Image 11 of 17 Photo by Digital Desk Image 12 of 17 Photo by Digital Desk Image 13 of 17 Photo by Digital Desk Image 14 of 17 Photo by Digital Desk Image 15 of 17 Photo by Digital Desk Image 16 of 17 Photo by Digital Desk Image 17 of 17 Photo by Digital Desk More Life & Arts Life & Arts LATEST NEWS17:37EU reprimand over Ireland’s ‘lackadaisical’ dirty money policy ‘unsurprising’17:00Gig of the Week? Adrienne Lenker may have played the gig of the year15:56The Register: 6 one-stop shop wedding venues that will make your day15:13Revenue collects €24 billion in corporation tax in 202315:10CRH: Move to US ‘levelled the playing field’ but index inclusion could take another year13:32Explainer: What are AT1 bonds and are they in trouble?
