Business
Related Stories
-
‘Role of Marketing’ seminar in Cork
-
Be ready for SEPA implementation warning by Sage Ireland
-
Opportunities for Irish businesses to grow in 2014
-
Fulbright TechImpact Awards Announced
-
Cork brokers attend Zurich Broker Roadshow
-
Reports for development and growth of Irish craft and design sector launched
-
A good one for Opel!
-
Talk from award winning entrepreneur Pearce Flannery
-
Medical herbalist Margaret Noonan using herbs to get to the root of the problem
-
Cork companies offered up to €18k to export cross-border
-
Christmas sales marginally down on last year
-
Aer Lingus Regional to expand Cork operation by 25%
The local community of Dungourney hosted a ‘welcome day’ on Saturday to welcome the arrival of the first barrels of whiskey to Irish Distillers' new Dungourney Warehousing facility.
The facility, which has recently had a €100 million investment by Irish Distillers, owners of Jameson, saw the first barrels of whiskey arrive from the Midleton Distillery at 11am, where they were welcomed by the local community who organised a ‘welcome party’ at Dungourney Community Hall.
A ‘Distilling Welcoming Committee’ welcomed the arrival with music, activities and light refreshments for all guests. There was also a brief presentation from the committee to Tommy Keane, the general manager of Midleton Distilleries.
blog comments powered by Disqus