Echo water is Ireland’s only triple filtered, freshly poured water. available in Bars, Hotels & Restaurants. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for our unique Echo Water tap you really will TASTE the Difference! Quench your thirst with a refreshing Echo Water Today!

Benefits

Echo water has a major advantage over every bottled water on the market, it is fresh and chilled every single serving.

· Echo water is always fresh & chilled
· A fraction of the cost of buying in bottled water
· Echo branded carafes or Bottles Supplied
· Suitable options for Restaurants,Hotels, & Pubs
· No ordering, storage or refrigeration needed
· No packaging handling
· No glass waste disposal
· No ice requirement
· Free initial survey of your premises
· Professional installation of equipment

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0 Salamanca

Salamanca Tapas Bar & Restaurant here on St Andrew Street, has been operating for the past 11 years.
We provide a wide range of quality Tapas and good Spanish wines, which aim to whisk you from the mundane to the Mediterannean in a prime City centre location.

Salamanca prides itself on using only good quality, fresh ingredients bought seven days per week. We are extremely proud of the fact that our Tapas Dishes are prepared and served to you by authentic Spanish chefs from Salamanca Town itself and Granada. Our Head Chef Raffa, who hails from Granada, has worked in Top restaurants in Granada and Marbella, is new to our team and aims to bring Salamanca to unique Spanish heights.

Remember Salamanca is the taste of Spain

http://www.salamanca.ie/

0 Customers pay ‘more for water than beer’ in Dublin pubs, says Senator

A SURVEY CARRIED out in more than 100 pubs in Dublin found that customers were bring charged more per litre to buy bottled water and soft drinks than beer and stout, according to a Dublin Senator.Fine Gael Dublin South East Senator, Catherine Noone, expressed her surprise and disappointment after discovering how much pub customers in the capital were being charged for non-alcoholic drinks, following a survey by her office.“The average price of mineral water per litre was €9.44, compared with €7.92 for stout,” she said. “And the difference is even starker if we take a look at other non-alcoholic drinks: brand-name beer costs €8.71 for an average litre, while brand-name cola costs a whopping €13.45 – the most expensive product per litre in the survey”. Noone said that price was acting as a disincentive to choose non-alcoholic drinks “at a time when we are supposed to be discouraging excessive alcohol consumption”. “This survey shows that it’s actually more expensive to spend your night sipping on water or soft drinks, instead of beer or stout. Surely we should be using a price incentive as the most obvious way of encouraging people to drink less alcohol,” Noone said. She added that, apart from the issue of sensible drinking, she believed that consumers were “clearly being ripped off” by some establishments. Reproduced courtesy of http://www.thejournal.ie