Price of drink to blame for sales drop: Consumers' Association

The Consumers' Association has blamed a 1.3% fall in bar sales on the price of drinks.

Fri, 20 Aug, 2004 - 13:43

The Consumers' Association has blamed a 1.3% fall in bar sales on the price of drinks.

Spokesperson Michael Kilcoyne today said that there is a need for the Vintners' Federation of Ireland to speak out against publicans if the sector is to survive.

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