Guinness

‘When I sit in the comic cave, I feel a sense of achievement’, says Gareth Peter Pahliney from Cloghan, Co Offally

Guinness owner’s move is another loosening of its ties to Ireland

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Kantar figures suggest cost-of-living crisis is deepening for consumers, with annual shopping bills set to rise by more than €1,200

Debra Crew has tough act to follow as CEO of the Guinness owner

Current chief operating officer Debra Crew will take over from July 1st

David McWilliams: Northern Ireland began with a huge economic advantage over Republic. But look at it now

Legislation was introduced to break the link between alcohol marketing and sport – it can be hard for consumers to see its impact

Guinness owner saw sales grow 9.4% in six months to end of December, with premium spirits driving 65% of growth

Diageo says it can no longer afford to absorb higher input costs as publicans express dismay at latest hike

The attraction remarketed itself to day trippers after Covid-19 brought international travel to a standstill

Local beers from breweries such as White Hag are being served instead in Thomas Connolly’s

Ballymore lodged plans to develop a 12.5 acre site that forms part of Diageo’s St James’s Gate brewing campus

Engineer from humble Cork background who radically reformed Guinness and went on to take charge of Waterford Crystal

He had no choice but to try to reform the Soviet Union but he was naive, particularly in imagining nationalism was no longer an issue

Executive oversaw periods of major restructuring in both businesses

Pricewatch: New market research highlighted how much we’ve changed in 30 years

Ballymore scheme includes 336 housing units, commercial work spaces, a food hall and landscaped public spaces

Sales of the stout grew by more than half as Irish and UK pubs reopened for business

Dismissed Guinness keg delivery driver says practice was long-standing and done at behest of publicans

World’s largest spirits becomes latest brand to withdraw from Russia

Owner Diageo reports strong trade in Ireland and Britain

JP McMahon: A pint of creamy, malty Guinness perfectly complements shellfish saltiness

Inaugural awards recognise black and mixed-race community in Ireland

Drinks group says increased investment, high-end brands behind shift

Diageo-owned brand is establishing the brewery in a former railroad depot in Chicago

Management should educate and train employees around unconscious bias and racism

Guinness spin-off discontinued in Britain after sales nosedived during pandemic

Diageo rolls out Guinness 0.0 to whet the appetite of younger, health-conscious drinkers

Sterling slides on increasingly remote chance of UK-EU deal; Wall Street closed for Labor Day

Diageo calls for long-term supports for hospitality sector as it reveals $100m global fund

Head coach hasn’t ruled out the possibility of a month-long, isolation training camp

Ideal eight-week schedule would initially see derbies being played behind closed doors

Unbeaten province had lucrative dates lined up with Munster and Saracens

Lockdowns imposed by governments significantly impacted its business worldwide

Pro 14 final in Cardiff is cancelled as season suspended indefinitely; IRFU end domestic amateur season

Only Sinn Féin’s ‘Time for Change’ appears to catch mood in dull photo-led marketing

Martin Doyle was a Victoria Cross winner who quit to join the national struggle

Dublin City Council has assessed the suitability for housing of 82 industrial sites in the city

Claddagh rings from Garech Browne’s collection feature in a forthcoming Sotheby’s sale. Jane Bolton who helped Browne set up Claddagh Records is still running the Temple Bar shop today