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Guinness targeting children use @Dupont9A
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Name one player you’d love to get a selfie with…
McDermott’s Castle on Lough Key, Co Roscommon.
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An epic shot of McDermott’s Castle on Lough Key, Co Roscommon. Have you visited this beautiful part of #IrelandsHiddenHeartlands yet? Pic @droneytony #McDermottsCastle #LoughKey #Roscommon
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.@alexandrericard owns @IrishDistillers makers of Jameson 40% alcohol.
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Twice a year I have the pleasure of hosting a live chat where I answer employee questions from around the Group.
Following a slight technical difficulty, in yesterday’s session we covered diversity and inclusion, flexible working, cyber security, NFTs and the metaverse and talked about key product lines.
Thank you to everyone for joining me, these sessions are a great way to address what’s on your mind in a convivial and open way.
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.@GuinnessGB/Diageo alcohol ad on April 1st.
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The public has spoken, your wishes have been granted, yes ladies and gentlemen it’s finally here. We present to you…Guinness Clear in a can
Time to ban the booze during games at the Aviva: Gerry Thornley, Irish Times Sport
Match-day experience at internationals a big problem the IRFU needs to address
No atmosphere: The Ireland team prior to their Six Nations game against Scotland at the Aviva Stadium on March 19th. There’s anecdotal evidence of supporters who no longer wish to be there having simply become weary of the experience. Photograph: Ben Brady/Inpho
Diageo put Catherine Toolan out front.
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Celebrating connections and rebuilding tourism with some gorgeous @DiageoIreland
cocktails at the @IHFcomms
#IHF2022 conference @homeofguinness
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. Thank you for the wonderful hospitality @Slieverussell
Time to ban the booze during games at the Aviva: Gerry Thornley, Irish Times Sport
Match-day experience at internationals a big problem the IRFU needs to address
No atmosphere: The Ireland team prior to their Six Nations game against Scotland at the Aviva Stadium on March 19th. There’s anecdotal evidence of supporters who no longer wish to be there having simply become weary of the experience. Photograph: Ben Brady/Inpho
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