Pubs reopening June 29th

[Tony Angelino]

6 euro for a Guinness in mutton was in yesterday.Think it's gone up 50 cent in a year in there
Got the son a moretti in there nearly had a banger 7.50

 

[Stacky]

I wonder is that why publicans are so quick to meet this announcements with talk about putting their prices up.

They know that Paddy will give his last dime for a pint regardless of what the price is, so it's easy money for a publican.

"Paddy" has now copped on a long time ago and is being driven away from the public house by poor value for money and would rather a nice car or holiday etc.

People can only afford so much in their weekly budget and discretionary spending on items like expensive coffee or pints is always the first to go.

 

[Tony Angelino]

Most expensive pub in Cork is mardyke avoid

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

Original 7 brewery on North Mall have written to all their customers to say that they won't be increasing their prices.

How can a small independent brewery manage to deal with cost pressures when a massive company like Diageo can't?

Fair play, it's great to see our local breweries stepping up.

As Big Beer bumps prices, this sound Cork brewery won't be following suit - Yay Cork

Original 7 Beverage Co has contacted all of their customers to reassure them that their prices will remain unchanged.

www.yaycork.ie

 

[MrFrisp]

Original 7 brewery on North Mall have written to all their customers to say that they won't be increasing their prices.

How can a small independent brewery manage to deal with cost pressures when a massive company like Diageo can't?

Fair play, it's great to see our local breweries stepping up.

As Big Beer bumps prices, this sound Cork brewery won't be following suit - Yay Cork

Original 7 Beverage Co has contacted all of their customers to reassure them that their prices will remain unchanged.

www.yaycork.ie

Maybe because that small brewery are not greedy selfish bastards??

 

[rebel bike]

Original 7 brewery on North Mall have written to all their customers to say that they won't be increasing their prices.

How can a small independent brewery manage to deal with cost pressures when a massive company like Diageo can't?

Fair play, it's great to see our local breweries stepping up.

As Big Beer bumps prices, this sound Cork brewery won't be following suit - Yay Cork

Original 7 Beverage Co has contacted all of their customers to reassure them that their prices will remain unchanged.

www.yaycork.ie

How much are these guys charging at the moment?

I think it may have been during the last recession or before it but Diageo sales were consistently falling for a number of months and they still increased prices that year. Guinness seems to operate under different market norms to other companies. There's not too many businesses that would increase prices when sales were falling.

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

How much are these guys charging at the moment?

I think it may have been during the last recession or before it but Diageo sales were consistently falling for a number of months and they still increased prices that year. Guinness seems to operate under different market norms to other companies. There's not too many businesses that would increase prices when sales were falling.

I'm in Fredz for a pint now (if anyone is passing come in and buy me one)

€6.10 for an Original 7 beer. Only 30c more than a Guinness.

I'd imagine €6.10 is around the going rate for a local craft beer in town

 

[Crusty Ring]

I'm in Fredz for a pint now (if anyone is passing come in and buy me one)

€6.10 for an Original 7 beer. Only 30c more than a Guinness.

I'd imagine €6.10 is around the going rate for a local craft beer in town

Which beach?

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

Which beach?

Son of a

 

[rebel bike]

I'm in Fredz for a pint now (if anyone is passing come in and buy me one)

€6.10 for an Original 7 beer. Only 30c more than a Guinness.

I'd imagine €6.10 is around the going rate for a local craft beer in town

Breaking a tenner to buy a pint of social welfare stout at €5.20 is a real sign of the times.

I'm away at the moment in Scotland and paying £4.95 stg for A pint of Heineken in a nice pub. Or £5.55 for a pint of Coors in the accommodation.