Ukraine crisis poses threat to Ireland’s €4.5bn trade with Russia
Ibec warns biggest impact could come indirectly through higher commodity prices
Irish whiskey forecast to overtake Scotch in US as sales hit record $1.3bn
Sales rose 16.3% last year with Irish whiskey the third-fastest-growing spirits category
Irish whiskey sector back on track with further success in sight
Despite pandemic, continued investment means sector poised for quick sales rebound
Whiskey and dairy industries call on State to pressure EU
After Brexit, many products lost EU originating status and access to lower trade tariffs
Irish whiskey sector poised to rebound after dip in sales
Volumes remained relatively stable even as travel retail sales fell 96.2% due to Covid
Canada’s tax cuts on spirits go down well with Irish whiskey producers
Sales of Irish whiskey in Canada have increased 44% due to Ceta trade deal with EU
Whiskey sector forecast to rebound after suffering pandemic hit
Value of Irish whiskey exports reached €890m last year, new figures show
Irish whiskey sales near milestone of 12m cases a year
Jameson remains market leader, but McGregor’s Proper No Twelve becomes fourth biggest brand in global sales
Sales of Irish whiskey hit as up to 400 jobs at risk
Closure of pubs and duty free shops around the world have taken toll on the industry
Irish whiskey sales hit $1.1bn in US as tariffs knock bourbon and rye exports
Retaliatory tariffs lead to slump in exports of American whiskey to Europe
Irish whiskey sales slow in US but distillery visitors top 1m locally
Visitor numbers to distilleries jumped by 54% since 2015 to 1.02m last year
Irish whiskey a potential target for new US tariffs
Trump administration is expanding its trade war against European exporters
Concern growing over possible US tariffs on Irish food products
Irish Whiskey Association representatives to meet US trade officials Washington
Michael Collins, Arthur Griffith honoured at Glasnevin ceremony
Journalist Justine McCarthy uses speech to address series of crises affecting citizens
Whiskey sales in Ireland rise 5.4% to 6.62m bottles
Jameson retains market leader slot in image flip from a ‘dad drink’ to a younger profile
Over 1 million visitors expected at whiskey distillery visitor centres
Number of visitor centres expected to rise to 21 with eight more opening in 2019
Irish whiskey producers look east for growth opportunities
Rivals coming together with aid of Bord Bia to target growth in China and Japan
€138m whiskey maturation development gets the go-ahead
Permission granted on appeal for project covering 12 maturation warehouses
Government accused of ‘schizophrenic’ attitude towards Irish whiskey
Article claims Government wants the benefits of a thriving whiskey industry but would prefer ‘if no one actually drinks the stuff’
Spirits high in Irish whiskey as domestic sales soar by 41%
Jameson, Bushmills, Teelings, Tullamore Dew, Knappogue Castle and Writers Tears all performed well in 2017
Whiskey business orders up more barley and malt
Industry calls for sustainable supply and greater variety of grains as sales surge
Irish whiskey distilleries see visitor numbers rise by 11%
Some 814,000 people travelled to whiskey visitor centres last year
O’Sullivan and Fitzgerald to be questioned at tribunal in January
Two will appear at public hearings of Charleton Tribunal into Garda whistleblower
Irish cream liqueur sales set to break 100m bottle barrier this year
Sales of Baileys and other brands on the up after ‘lost decade’ when growth stagnated
Fitzgerald, advisers and private secretary all received key email
Email in relation to Garda legal strategy leads to Government crisis
Adamstown: Better transport network needed to clear congestion
‘My estate is lovely ... the only problem really stems from infrastructure and traffic’
Plans for over 8,000 new Dublin homes to be published in weeks
Response to housing crisis: New Dublin suburb to be created in Clonburris
Liffey’s poor water quality raises concerns over ‘blueway’ plans
Dublin council says a popular section of the river is suffering ‘microbial contamination’
Senior Fine Gael figures fear Taoiseach may not step aside this week
Enda Kenny ‘knows Varadkar and Coveney will not wield knife’, says Minister
Ex-Fitzgerald adviser declares for Varadkar in FG race
Taoiseach to confirm his departure date at this week’s parliamentary party meeting
Man stabbed, slashed and run over in Lucan murder
Neil Reilly from Lucan killed during assault following car chase through west Dublin
Councils apply for €600m from €50m development fund
Over 20 local authorities seek funding due out in 2017 to service lands zoned for housing
South Dublin homeowners will not face property tax hike
Cork County Council votes to keep tax at national rate to ‘protect public services’
Dart Underground needed to enable 17,000 new homes
New west Dublin suburb cannot be developed without a rail tunnel, says council
Dublin council raises concerns over Liffey Valley expansion
Proposed redevelopment would include an Olympic-size ice rink
New housing estate in Dublin refused permission
An Bord Pleanála rejects development near Adamstown due to its size and ‘poor quality’
Templeogue, Rathfarnham and Lucan could benefit from levy cut
Councillors says 50% cut would ‘promote and incentivise commercial development’
South Dublin councillors keep 2016 property tax discount
Council chief Daniel McLoughlin says cut means forgoing €4.6m in revenues next year
Council to respect Guerin family wishes over bridge name
Veronica Guerin’s family objected to naming of Newlands Cross flyover in her honour
Policing of water protest criticised by South Dublin County Council
Council passes emergency motion calling for police restraint during peaceful protests in Dublin region
South Dublin to cut property tax by 15%
Councillors vote to cut the tax, returning average of €70 to homeowners
South Dublin profile: FG and SF likely to emerge as biggest parties
Local government changes include a new ward and boundary modifications
Debate over private sector staff in council will continue
Concerns voiced at last night’s monthly meeting over a perceived effort to undermine jobs with private-sector contracts
40 acre Lucan site returned to South Dublin County Council
Lands near Adamstown had been earmarked for almost 900 apartments
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