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Irish pub price update as cost of Guinness to increase within hours

Diageo pledged last November not to increase its costs for the rest of 2022 but then revealed on January 10 a new 12 cent minimum hike from February 1

Irish Mirror

Dublin pubs: Publicans 'can't afford not to' pass on price hikes to customers as city centre Guinness could top €8

Some city centre hot spots will have to raise the price of a pint which has already reached €7.95 in some areas popular with tourists

Dublin Live

Sam Simmonds details how Steve Borthwick has added ‘buzz’ in England squad

Borthwick’s first squad have gathered at their Surrey training base preparing for the Guinness Six Nations opener against Scotland

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England and Saracens star Elliot Daly ruled out of 2023 Six Nations due to injury

A hamstring injury has ruled England and Saracens full-back Elliot Daly out of the 2023 Guinness Six Nations, forcing a late rethink to the team's plans ahead of their February 4 opener

Daily Mirror

First Thing: five ex-police officers charged with murder of Tyre Nichols

Nichols, 29, died three days after a traffic stop in Memphis turned violent. Plus, the rise of queerbaiting accusations

The Guardian - UK

Behind Tim Martin's £448million fortune as Wetherspoons' boss named among UK's biggest taxpayers

Tim Martin is the boss behind the iconic pub chain and he's been named among the UK's biggest taxpayers - here's how he started out in life and built his high street empire of 872 pubs

Daily Mirror

Cheltenham Festival under fire over cost of pint after dropping prices for snooker event

Horse racing fans are up in arms after it emerged snooker spectators paid less for the same pints at the recent World Grand Prix, though organisers attributed the difference to lower costs

Daily Mirror

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Ireland star Johnny Sexton predicts tough Six Nations opener in Wales after coach changes

Warren Gatland is back at the Wales helm ahead of the 2023 Guinness Six Nations, and Ireland skipper Johnny Sexton believes the impact could complicate his side's plans in the tournament-opener

Daily Mirror

Demise of the gin & tonic as drinkers opt for cocktails

A slowdown in demand for gin would appear to have been matched with a decline in tonic sales

Evening Standard

Diageo sales and profits surge past expectations

Drinks group's sales grew 9.4% organically to £9.4bn during the second half of 2022

Insider UK

Win £10,000 by going to the pub to watch rugby

The Guinness Six Nations kicks-off on Saturday, February 4

Wales Online

Glasgow bar The Alchemist to play cupid with Tarot speed readings event

Local mystic - George The Medium - will be giving a series of tarot ‘speed readings’ on matters of the heart, while guests enjoy Alchemist cocktails and a limited-edition doughnut.

Glasgow Live

Viral food reviewer raves about Belfast bar's "gorgeous" pints of Guinness to 500k followers

The self-proclaimed "UK's Number One Food Reviewer" has over five million likes on his TikTok page

Belfast Live

England and Wales changes bring ‘curveball’ to Six Nations preparations, says Rory Best

Ireland begin the tournament in Cardiff before hosting England on the final weekend.

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Irish Mirror

The exact date pints increase in price as many say the same thing about 'greedy' move

“With a 12 cent increase, excluding VAT, minimum values of 25 cents have been mentioned as the real cost of this hike”

The Guardian - AU

‘I don’t want this to end’: runner hits Melbourne after covering length of Australia in 150 consecutive marathons

Erchana Murray-Bartlett reaches end of epic journey from ‘tip to toe’ of Australia – smashing women’s record for consecutive daily marathons

Daily Mirror

Elon Musk loses $180billion in just over a year, Guinness World Records claims

The owner of Twitter Elon Musk lost his title as the world's richest man last month after he reportedly lost around $182 billion (£149 billion) between November 2021 and January 2022

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Elon Musk has lost more money than anyone in history, Guinness World Records says

Musk has lost hundreds of billions of dollars in recent years, largely due to Tesla stock plummeting.

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Dublin Live

New augmented reality app to bring history of Dublin's Docklands to life

Here's how you can experience the Guinness barges sailing down the River Liffey, the Crimean Banquet held in the CHQ, and the story of the famine statues

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland avoids Guinness price rises as Republic of Ireland to face more expensive pints

The price of a pint in the Republic of Ireland is to rise by 12c from February

Dublin Live

Dublin Pubs: How much a pint will now cost with Guinness price hikes set to kick in

Guinness owner Diageo yesterday announced a 12% rise in wholesale prices after withholding the cost hike in November last year

Irish Mirror

How much a pint will cost in an Irish bar after Guinness and Heineken increase prices

Guinness owner Diageo announced a 12% wholesale price increase that will kick in from February 1. It comes after rivals Heineken already upped the price on all its draught kegs in December.

Dublin Live

Price hike for pints of Guinness, Coors, and other Diageo products to hit pubs

Pints will go up 12 cent plus VAT, as Diageo said they "can no longer" absorb the costs of inflation

InsideEVs

Elon Musk Breaks Guinness World Record For Largest Fortune Loss

Elon Musk made it to the Guinness World Records for the "largest loss of personal fortune:" from $340 billion in November 2021 to $137 billion in January 2023.

Evening Standard

Times are tough — but pubs are fighting back

The capital’s watering holes are facing a bleak start to the year as train strikes, rising costs and reduced customer spending all bite. But, as David Ellis reports, not all of London’s landlords have lost their faith in a boozer’s power to bring the community together

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