Irish diners spend €7.5bn on eating out

The dining-out sector in Ireland is experiencing a bumper year, Bord Bia has revealed, with the market so far topping a record €7.5bn.

Irish diners spend €7.5bn on eating out
Thu, 03 Nov, 2016 - 00:00
Jessica Casey

The market for dining out of the home, also known as the foodservice sector, showed unanticipated economic growth this year.

Bord Bia, it emerged, expects further increases to top €9bn by 2020.

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