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time to drop the price for non-alcoholic drinks in Ireland

boredusername1 · 2016-01-26 17:33:51

I paid over €6 for a non-alcoholic beer in Dublin, is this acceptable? I think €3/4 is more realistic, to give non-drinkers a viable option so they will actually go to a pub!

26-01-2016 6:33pm

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boredusername1

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I paid over €6 for a non-alcoholic beer in Dublin, is this acceptable? I think €3/4 is more realistic, to give non-drinkers a viable option so they will actually go to a pub!

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#2 26-01-2016 11:19pm

twibbles

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I would tend to agree with you there. I don't agree with having to pay the same price as the alcoholic version of the same beers. As they are not alcoholic drinks I presume that they wouldn't carry the same taxes. Does anyone know?

However, I can't see the prices coming down any time soon.

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#3 03-02-2016 8:08pm

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Price will stay if you continue to pay.

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#4 08-02-2016 12:55am

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Pint of blackcurrant! Mostly free, some places a euro

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#5 08-02-2016 1:03am

tuch

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Man goes in to a bar. Spends the evening there . Has ten pints and a few glasses of whiskey.

Man goes in to a bar. Spends the evening there. Has one coke.

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