Is this Ireland’s most expensive glass of wine?

We thought we seen it all when we clapped our eyes on that famous receipt from Dublin’s Temple Bar last year, but we were sadly mistaken.

Today Neil Prendeville from Cork’s RedFm tweeted his picture sent to him from a bar in Dublin Airport.

One Guinness at €5.25, not bad.

One glass, of what looks like Pinot Grigio, at €10.95!!

RIP OFF - €10.95 for a glass of Pinot Grigio at Dublin airport yesterday! This must be the worst we've seen! pic.twitter.com/pBm5X7idsm

— Neil Prendeville (@NeilRedFM) September 10, 2015

You’d get a bottle for that!?

This receipt goes hand in hand with the news that the new Wetherspoons in Cork is more expensive than their chain in Dublin.

Cork’s RedFM also posted a picture last night proving that drinks in The Linen Weaver, the Wetherspoon brand in Cork, are a €1 more expensive than drinks in The Three Tun Tavern, a Wetherspoon’s branch in Dun Laoghaire.

For example, a pint of Beamish Irish Sout - which is coincidentally brewed in Cork - costs €3.50 in The Linen Weaver compared to just €2.50 in The Three Tun Tavern.

Right, we’re off to Diceys. Who’s in?

Neil is speaking to Trevor about a bill he sent us for €2 pints he bought in a Dublin pub. CHEAPEST pint in Ireland?! pic.twitter.com/CNMtUBgfkA

— Neil Prendeville (@NeilRedFM) November 18, 2014

UPDATE:

The Dublin Airport Authority has issued this response:

"We’ve double checked prices in the Angel’s Share at Dublin Airport and the price for a standard 175 ml glass of Pinot Grigio is €7.65, which is comparable to prices in Dublin city centre. You can also buy a standard 175 ml glass of Spanish white wine in the Angel’s Share for €5.90.

"The higher price is for a larger 250 ml glass of Pinot Grigio."

HT: breakingnews.ie