IRELAND: Irish pubs, bars facing sharp decline - research
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 2 November 2009
Recession has hastened a sharp decline in sales at many of Ireland's pubs, bars and restaurants, according to new research, as industry leaders renew their call for 20% cut in duty tax on alcoholic drinks.
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Recession has hastened a sharp decline in sales at many of Ireland's pubs, bars and restaurants, according to new research, as industry leaders renew their call for 20% cut in duty tax on alcoholic drinks.
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