IRELAND: Drinks industry holds breath ahead of Budget
By Chris Mercer | 6 April 2009
Ireland's alcoholic drinks industry is braced for further tax rises in the Government's annual Budget, set to be announced tomorrow (7 April).
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Ireland's alcoholic drinks industry is braced for further tax rises in the Government's annual Budget, set to be announced tomorrow (7 April).
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