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RAI release 10-point manifesto for the hospitality sector ahead of the General Election Restaurants Association of Ireland Adrian Cummins 🇮🇪🇪🇺 #election #manifesto #hospitality businessplus.ie/news/hospitali…

One of Cork’s most loved rural pubs to close 96fm.ie/news/96fm-news…

🏉 Big congratulations to the Kinsale Community School U16 Boys Rugby team on their impressive win against Nenagh in the King Cup quarterfinals! 💪🔥 Next stop, the semifinals! Keep up the fantastic work, lads! 🏆 #KCSRugby #KingCup #OnToTheNext

🎄✨ BIG NEWS, Our Christmas Competition is here!! ✨🎄 This Christmas, we’re thrilled to launch our most exciting competition ever: ‘𝐒𝐡𝐨𝐩 𝐋𝐨𝐜𝐚𝐥 – 𝐖𝐢𝐧 𝐁𝐈𝐆!’ 🎉 🎉 This is your chance to win BIG while supporting local businesses that make Kinsale so magical.

Handed in my nomination papers today for NUI Seanad election..COVID experience showed we need advocacy for older people,our teaching hospital system & its design, for intergenerational solidarity & recognition of arts,sports & nature as key components of our wellbeing.

Dr Ronan Collins,Kinsale/Dublin, has announced he is running for the upcoming Seanad Elections for the NUI panel, Dr Collins is a professor of medicine at TCD and a former graduate at UCC, kieran o' mahony The Southern Star Rory Noonan Eoin English Paschal Sheehy

Any one taking the Dublin train to cork today Left my phone in Heuston yesterday

Costs are still climbing.... #inflation 🤯

If you have a vote for the upcoming NUI panel in the Seanad Election, Please consider Prof. Ronan Collins for your No1 preference ronancollins.ie Kevin Cahill Kinsale Advertiser donal hayes Fergal McCarthy Cork Beo Claire Sheehan Matt Cooper Mairead Twohig Cal-Madra 🇮🇪 🇪🇺🇦🇲 🇺🇦

Thanks to everyone for the encouragement so far

🚨 Why I'm Running for Seanad Éireann 🚨 I am stepping forward to represent voices that need to be heard: ✅ Small & Medium Enterprises (SMEs): Advocating for better support and recognition for the backbone of our economy. ✅ Balanced Regional Development: Promoting fair

ONLY 10 DAYS TO GO! ☀️🍴🎶 On Saturday, April 12th, from 1-4 PM, the streets of Kinsale will be packed with incredible food, live music, and unbeatable vibes! The event is sponsored by Kinsale Food Tours who know a thing or two about good food! 🥘

Only 5 days to go until Kinsale Street Feast — and it’s shaping up to be our biggest one yet! We’ve got more food stalls than ever before, the weather forecast is looking good, and the summer vibes are ready to roll. Join us this Saturday, April 12th from 1–4PM ☀️

Kinsale Street Feast 2025. The biggest Kinsale Street Feast ever! #kinsalestreetfoodfestival Kinsale Food Tours GourmetPantryKinsale Ciaran Fitzgerald corkbilly.com/2025/04/kinsal…

The Kinsale Food Tours Street Feast kicks off this Saturday April 12th from 1pm to 4pm along the streets of Kinsale and its set to be the biggest one yet with over 30 stalls this year 🍴 Find out all you need to know at kinsale.ie #PureCork

🚨UPDATE - Outdoor Street Furniture Further to Restaurants Association of Ireland lobbying efforts- Minister James Browne TD has announced “I intend to waive the outdoor furniture licence fee for 2025, while noting that this will require regulations to pass through both Houses of the Oireachtas. I have

Seán Collender, President of the Restaurants Association of Ireland, shares key takeaways after today’s meeting with the Low Pay Commission outside government offices. Seán Collender CSNA LVA Tara Buckley Retail Excellence Ireland IHF

VAT rate for hospitality to be cut in budget, Harris says The Government has made a “solemn” promise to cut the VAT rate for hospitality in the budget, Simon Harris has said, addressing the National Economic Dialogue. irishtimes.com/business/econo…

🚨Vat 9 The Department of Finance have long stated that the reinstatement of the 9% VAT rate would cost €545 million and NOT €1 billion. From 2011 to 2014 31,500 jobs were created within the hospitality sector majorly due to the 9% VAT rate. independent.ie/irish-news/wor…

It has been long stated by government and the Department of Finance that the reinstatement of the 9% VAT rate for food businesses would cost €545 million and not €1bn. The cost of one business closing could cost the economy up to €1.36 million. When the VAT rate was reduced