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LVA & Diageo launch Dublin Amber in celebration of the LVA’s bicentenary

Dublin Publicans announce community charity initiative with ALONE with ambition to raise €200k for ALONE’S ‘Befriending Network’  The Licensed Vintners Association, which represents Dublin publicans has announced details of a new community initiative with Diageo and ALONE, the charity that supports older people living on their own at home. The LVA, which has 600 members,

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The LVA & Powers celebrate 200 years of Dublin Pub history & heritage with Powers 1817 Release

  A Commemorative Licensed Vintners Association Bicentennial Edition The LVA and Powers Irish Whiskey have launched Powers 1817 Release, a special, limited edition whiskey commemorating this year’s bicentenary of the Licensed Vintners Association (LVA), the representative body for the publicans of Dublin and one of the oldest trade associations in Ireland.  Distilling over 200 years

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Dublin publicans welcome amendment to Intoxicating Liquor Bill

Amendment would end Good Friday drink ban The Licensed Vintners Association, which represents Dublin publicans, has welcomed the introduction of an amendment to the Intoxicating Liquor Bill 2017 by Independent Senator Billy Lawless. The amendment, co-sponsored by Senators Michael McDowell, Victor Boyhan and Gerard Craughwell, calls for the lifting of the current ban on all

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Alliance of businesses warns of ‘legal limbo’ in policing under the new Misuse of Drugs Bill

  Gardaí have no legislative culpability for supervised injection rooms Local government and public devoid of any say in how injection centres are operated and managed Bill paves the way for a “national disaster” as centres to be established across the country Bill decriminalises drug use in certain parts of Dublin city An alliance of

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