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The Irish alcohol drinks sector contributes an estimated €4.1 billion in Gross Value Added (GVA) to the all‑island economy and supports more than 14,000 jobs, a new independent report shows.
The study, titled “Economic impact of the Irish Drinks Sector,” was prepared by Indecon International Economic and Strategic Consultants and commissioned by Drinks Ireland.
The findings highlight the sector’s significant role in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, underscoring its importance to employment and economic output across the island.
According to the report, the sector’s contribution to GVA reflects its wide‑ranging activities, from production to export, and its capacity to sustain a substantial workforce.
The analysis provides a baseline for policymakers and industry stakeholders to assess the sector’s performance and its broader economic implications.
Source: Dublin Gazette. Photo: Malo Prégal / Pexels.