Pubs reopening June 29th

[MerchantOfEnnis]

And she isn't? She's covered in slap m8

That's her natural Colombian tan m8

The sun shines in Colombia and LA, unlike in Togher and Mahon where our local yobos come from

 

[PussyinBoots]

That's her natural Colombian tan m8

The sun shines in Colombia and LA, unlike in Togher and Mahon where our local yobos come from

If I had a bag of langers i wouldn't give her one m8.

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

There's a campaign on social media today with pubs showing the breakdown of the price of a pint.

They're claiming that on a €5.77 pint, just 17c is going to the publican

 

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

Would you go way. There's plenty of Cork old dolls way nicer than her.

And they're out of your league as well.

 

[PussyinBoots]

And they're out of your league as well.

Never said they weren't.

 

[ikari warrior]

There's a campaign on social media today with pubs showing the breakdown of the price of a pint.

They're claiming that on a €5.77 pint, just 17c is going to the publican

Feck it Moe tix hardly that much,more like 10.5

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

Feck it Moe tix hardly that much,more like 10.5

10.5c profit on a pint?

How are places even staying open

 

[fed up]

10.5c profit on a pint?

How are places even staying open

For example, before the price increases, if a pub in Dublin now sells a pint of Guinness for €6, that means first the VAT is €1.12 (23% of 6 divided by 1.23)

€6 – €1.12 = €4.88

Of the remaining amount, €1.46 goes to Diageo:

€4.88 – €1.46 = €3.42

Then, there is the excise to subtract. According to the Government, the excise duty on a 4.3% ABV beer (like Guinness) is 54 cent.

€3.42 – €0.54 = €2.88

So the pub is left with €2.88 it earns per pint. However, this is before various overheads are subtracted, including staff costs, rent, insurance energy bills, upkeep, etc.

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

Pint of Guinness and a glass of Coke in Cronins, Crosshaven

=

€10.40.

Rarely do I ever question prices in a place, but ffs the glass of Coke must have been nearly a fiver. Where's the Excise on that?

 

[Great-Bit-O-Stuff]

Pint of Guinness and a glass of Coke in Cronins, Crosshaven

=

€10.40.

Rarely do I ever question prices in a place, but ffs the glass of Coke must have been nearly a fiver. Where's the Excise on that?

I had a friend whose parents owned a pub and she said they were kept afloat by mineral prices. This wasn't even recently.