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Irish Cider Exports Increase As Domestic Sales Hold

Irish cider exports increased this year as domestic sales held steady, according to a recent report by Drinks Ireland | Cider.

Irish Alcohol Consumption Down By Almost One Third In Past 20 Years – DIGI

Since its peak in 2001, the average per adult alcohol consumption in Ireland has declined by 31%, according to a report commissioned by DIGI.

Irish Spirits Sector Faces Challenging International Market – Drinks Ireland | Spirits

Drinks Ireland | Spirits has reported that the export value of the sector is €1.3 billion worldwide, representing a 9% decline on last year.

Non-Alcoholic Beer Continues To Gain In Popularity – Drinks Ireland

Sales of non-alcoholic beer continued to grow last year, while beer remained Ireland’s favourite alcoholic drink, Drinks Ireland has revealed.

Alcohol Consumption In Ireland Continues To Fall, New Report Shows

Alcohol consumption in Ireland has fallen and is now 30% lower than 20 years ago, a new report from the Health Research Board has shown.

Domestic Cider Sales Grew By 3.9% In 2022, Research Shows

Domestic cider sales grew by 3.9% in 2022 compared to 2021, according to a new report by Ibec trade association Drinks Ireland | Cider.

Chilean Wine Remains Most Popular Wine Sold In Ireland, Research Shows

Chilean wine remains the most popular wine sold in Ireland, holding an impressive 24.7% of the market share, according to a new report released by Ibec tra...

Irish Craft Beer Consumption Has Risen By 13.5% Since 2017

Consumption of Irish craft beer has risen by 13.5%, since 2017, a new report shows. According to research conducted by Bord Bia, there are currently 1...

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