Drinks Industry Group of Ireland

Diageo Betting On Guinness To Help Offset Spirits Woes

Diageo needs its leading stout beer Guinness to keep growing fast and is pushing a zero alcohol alternative.

Nearly 2,000 Irish Pubs Have Closed Since 2005

A new report from the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland (DIGI) has shows a continuing decline in the number of pubs across Ireland, with the rate of decline...

National Off-Licence Association Announces Irish Wine Show Star Awards

The National Off-Licence Association (NOffLA) has awarded its annual Irish Wine Show Star Awards to 48 wines.

Pub Trade Calls For 'Urgent And Substantive' Energy Supports

More than four in 10 Irish adults plan fewer visits to pubs for the remainder of 2022, due to cost of living pressures, new research shows.

21.2% Of Irish Pubs Closed Between 2005 And 2011, Says DIGI

A new report from the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland (DIGI) titled "The Irish Pub: Stopping the Decline report" states that there was a 21.2% (...

Drinks Industry Group Of Ireland Analysis Warns Of Two-Tier Recovery In 2022

A new Drinks Industry Group of Ireland (DIGI) analysis has warned of a two-tier recovery in 2022, with the hospitality sector facing major post-COVID-19 ch...

One Third Of Publicans Who Participated In New DIGI Survey Said There Is A 'Moderate Chance' They Will Have To Close Their Pubs Permanently

One in three Republic of Ireland publicans who participated in a new survey conducted by the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland (DIGI) said that there is a &...

DIGI Calls On The Government To Reduce Excise Tax On Drinks By 15%

The Drinks Industry Group of Ireland (DIGI) has called on the Irish government to reduce excise tax on drinks by 15%. Seeking "Practical Financial Su...

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Rural Ireland's Drinks Manufacturers 'Highly Vulnerable' To No-Deal Brexit

DIGI Research Reveals Importance Of UK Tourism To Irish Pubs

DIGI Calls For 15% Reduction In Alcohol Excise Tax

DIGI Report Reveals Alochol Consumption Has Declined 23.2% In Ireland Since 2001

DIGI Warns Of Fallout From Hard Brexit For Drinks Sector

Ireland Ranks Second In EU ‘Big 4’ For Highest Alcohol Excise Tax

Number Of Pubs In Ireland Has Decreased 17.1% Since 2005

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