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"MAF":3md6yh0n wrote: Local? But them beers are brewed down the country. Depends on yer definition of the word I s'pose.[/quote:3md6yh0n]

Local as opposed to the rest of the stuff on tap...

"Andrew":112rhvmn wrote:

"MAF":112rhvmn wrote: Local? But them beers are brewed down the country. Depends on yer definition of the word I s'pose.[/quote:112rhvmn]

Local as opposed to the rest of the stuff on tap...[/quote:112rhvmn]

Most of the stuff on tap in Ireland (most macro), is brewed in Ireland? <!-- s:!: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_exclaim.gif" alt="" title="Exclamation" /><!-- s:!: -->
Not sure about your definition of local!
Good to hear though, hopefully more local pubs will start selling craft beer. A higher frequency down the country would be great.

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&amp;quot;Andrew&amp;quot;:1ecehe3r wrote: Local as opposed to the rest of the stuff on tap...[/quote:1ecehe3r]I would’ve thought that in the literal sense of the word James’ Gate is more local to Stillorgan than the Hooker brewery in Co. Roscommon. I do understand what you mean though; local as in something you have a strong connection to – in the sense of your local pub may not be the one that is closest to you, but one that is close and you frequent most often.

&amp;quot;slayerking&amp;quot;:1ecehe3r wrote: Good to hear though, hopefully more local pubs will start selling craft beer. A higher frequency down the country would be great.[/quote:1ecehe3r]From other threads there are several more micros on the way (Mayo, Sligo, Wexford etc) and these will be in areas which currently don't have local breweries; this can only increase the availability of craft beer in those areas.