A Kerry pub that was recently thought to sell Ireland’s cheapest pint of Guinness has been blown out of the water by the Irish Defence Forces.
Helen’s Bar in Kilmackillogue caused a stir on social media earlier this summer when it emerged that a pint of stout cost just €3.90 in the rural watering hole, which was believed to be the country’s cheapest pint.
However, records released under freedom of information laws have revealed that military personnel and their guests can buy pints of Guinness for just €3.30 in 45 bars located in Defence Forces barracks nationwide.
