Taste for Guinness wanes in changing Ireland
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DUBLIN, March 14  - How about a glass of wine to celebrate Saint Patrick's Day in Dublin?
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Irish voters headed for the polls on  Thursday uncertain who will take charge of their flourishing  economy after one of the closest election battles in living  memory.
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Grumpy Gallic image gets a makeover as the nation starts to lose tourists.
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STRAFFAN, Ireland -- There are hardly any one-pub villages in Ireland, but this is one of them.
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Ireland, a mostly Roman Catholic country where divorce was legalized just seven years ago, is contemplating another leap away from its conservative past &#151; and toward greater rights for homosexual couples.
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It's been around for thousands of years. It has been worshiped, reviled, banned, and made the cornerstone of economies. It has helped us celebrate, weep, relax, and get laid. And now we're going to make some. A pint, a glass, an ale, a lager, a beer.
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Watered-down whiskey doesn't go down smoothly.
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Tourists coming to Britain often rave about drinking in traditional English pubs. Now they've got another type to choose from -- the traditional Polish pub.
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THERE are times when the game is truly worth the candle, when you are in the stadium and conscious of the privilege. It was like that at Lansdowne Road yesterday as Ireland produced one of their great performances
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For journalist-turned-brewer Steve Hindy, a renaissance in the popularity of niche beers is just one of several reasons to raise a glass.
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The sounds of Irish melodies soon will be drifting from the Main Street site formerly occupied by Metro Grille.
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Rumours of the demise of Ireland as a hotbed of pharmaceutical manufacturing may be premature.
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You can tear up Keith Jackson&#39;s invitation to your friendly local Friends of the Fighting Irish pub. News of Tyrone Willingham&#39;s ouster after three years at Notre Dame barely had hit the airwaves Tuesday when &quot;Mr.
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Staff at an Irish riding school were forced to postpone festivities after Gus the camel chomped his way through 200 mince pies and several cans of Guinness intended for their Christmas party.
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With Bewley's cafes, for generations an integral part of life in the Irish capital, set to close Dublin's first citizen pledged to continue to fight to save them.
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The maker of Magners Cider says that the UK's thirst for the drink has continued to wane.
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Northern Irish rockers Ash have  swapped Guinness for Brooklyn lager and relocated to New York  to craft their fifth album, due next spring.