A Dublin pub has vowed to keep selling pints of Guinness for €5 despite wholesale price increases.
Last month, Guinness owners Diageo announced a wholesale price increase of 12% with industry experts predicting this would mean an average hike of 25 cents on a pint. This could take the cost of a pint of plain up to almost €8 in some city centre bars.
However, Kavanagh's Pub on New Street in the Liberties has blasted the "global greed" of the hike amidst the cost of living crisis. The bar has promised to keep the price of a pint at €5 for customers paying cash while those paying with card will be charged €5.30.
