Queen Elizabeth II is now arriving at a wreath laying ceremony in Dublin to honour the Irish who died fighting in World War One.

FÁILTE go hÉireann, your Serene Highness, Queen Elizabeth II.

A father-of-one has received a two-year suspended sentence and a €4,000 fine for possessing 450 kegs of beer stolen from Diageo Ireland.

Dan Buckley asks whether Ryan Tubridy can rekindle that Gaybo attraction.

A proposed €650m Guinness brewery may be in doubt after drinks firm Diageo announced a review of the project today.

The Guinness brewery is returning to its original home in Leixlip, Co Kildare.

GUINNESS was warned yesterday that it will have to pay a realistic price to Irish malting barley growers if it wants to keep the harp on the pint of stout.

Around 400 farmers have mounted a protest at the Guinness brewery in Dublin today over the price being paid to them for barley.

Drinks giant Diageo will today make a major announcement on the future of its landmark Guinness brewery in Dublin.

Drinks giant Diageo is to make a "significant" announcement on the future of its flagship Guinness brewery in Dublin tomorrow, it emerged tonight.

A FINAL decision on the sale of the historic Guinness brewery site in Dublin is expected to be announced later this week.

A man in his 20s is due to appear before Kilmainham District Court next week charged in connection with the theft of 450 kegs of alcohol.

Gardaí in Dublin are investigating the robbery of 450 kegs from the Guinness Brewery on Victoria Quay yesterday.

Tommy Barker finds that this Dublin 8 property is a home within a house.

THE Guinness Book of Records celebrated its 50th anniversary in Dublin yesterday with a line-up of new record holders, including a TV3 crew who beat the world record for putting on a duvet cover and then equalled the record for cramming the most people into a Smart car.

Diageo has announced plans to expand the Guinness brewing operations in Dublin.

GUINNESS yesterday toasted the growers of malting barley — a vital raw material for the production of top quality beer.

Guinness, one of Ireland’s proudest products, has joined a handful of billion dollar earners, a survey released today has shown.