"Wallacebiy":mhmkx770 wrote: What if the University took it over ? they could move in and run a museum / brew pub / brewing centre of excellence and run courses in craft brewing .[/quote:mhmkx770]
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&quot;Wallacebiy&quot;:32v9srhe wrote: What if the University took it over ? they could move in and run a museum / brew pub / brewing centre of excellence and run courses in craft brewing .[/quote:32v9srhe]
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Private investment probably be better[/quote:32v9srhe]
It would be a profit making enterprise really ,
A little like the NMRC ( Tyndall institute ) , just for brewing .
I really think it could work , and at worst it would be a property in town for them .
&quot;Wallacebiy&quot;:tqhwwf49 wrote:
It would be a profit making enterprise really ,
craft brewing in Ireland, is a very tight margin business. the universitys are struggling for day to day funding
&quot;Wallacebiy&quot;:tqhwwf49 wrote: A little like the NMRC ( Tyndall institute ) , just for brewing .
I really think it could work , and at worst it would be a property in town for them .[/quote:tqhwwf49][/quote:tqhwwf49]
There are a number of brewing in institutes (seibel) in the world, Ireland is just to small to justify one. An you could never justify the cost of purchasing a site in the middle of a city,
[b:4jiseugp]craft brewing in Ireland, is a very tight margin business. the universitys are struggling for day to day funding[/b:4jiseugp]
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A good justification for research into the area specifically , to improve the margin abilities of the business model . Multidisciplinary enterprise ?
&quot;oblivious&quot;:4jiseugp wrote:
There are a number of brewing in institutes (seibel) in the world, [b:4jiseugp]Ireland is just to small to justify one.[/b:4jiseugp] An you could never justify the cost of purchasing a site in the middle of a city,[/quote:4jiseugp]
And yet the PhD candidate Alex that was at the Well last week for the Beer fest , was German .
I think you underestimate the ability we have in our Universities to draw in Students and research .
work .
My opinion is it's viable . Obviously its a complex undertaking , that would need a feasibility study to nail the exact details , something we're not going to be able to do in an internet forum . But one thing I do know , as sure as day follows night , the only requirement for any undertaking to succeed is force of will. If someone wills it to happen , it can happen .