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NOffLA was established in 1991 and represents independent specialist off-licences across Ireland. The Association has 315 members, which represents 5,300 jobs in 26 counties. NOffLA works to promote the responsible sale, marketing and consumption of alcohol and to share best practices with the entire trade.  Its Responsible Trading Certificate (RTC) training programme ensures that all its members are trained and examined in retailing alcohol in the most safe and responsible manner. NOffLA’s members' outlets are specialist or pure off-licences and tend to be owner-operated, located in the heart of their communities and employ expertise in responsibly retailing many unique products. Alcohol is the primary product.

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MONDAY OCTOBER 4, 2021

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Jus de Vine wins coveted National Off-Licence of the Year 2020!

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Latest News

2021 IRISH WINE SHOW STAR AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED

(05 Oct 2021)
 NOffLA CALLS ON GOVERNMENT TO REDUCE EXCISE DUTY IN BUDGET 2022 TO BEGIN TO ALIGN WITH EU EXCISE LEVELS IRISH EXCISE ON WINE REMAINS HIGHEST IN EU


Winners of NOffLA Off-Licence of the Year Awards 2021 Announced

(19 Apr 2021)
 • Molloys Liquor Store awarded National Off-Licence of the Year at 25th edition of industry Awards • Winners in 13 categories announced at online ceremony


IRISH WINE SHOW STAR AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED

(05 Oct 2020)
 NOffLA CALLS ON GOVERNMENT TO REDUCE EXCISE DUTY IN BUDGET 2021 TO SUPPORT WIDER DRINKS SECTOR IRISH EXCISE RATES STILL AMONG HIGHEST IN EUROPE


NATIONAL OFF-LICENCE OF THE YEAR 2020

(20 Jan 2020)
 NOffLA calls on next Government to prioritise Minimum Unit Pricing • NOffLA members seek commitment to immediately implement Minimum Unit Pricing from all political parties • Jus de Vine awarded National Off-Licence of the year at 24th edition of industry Awards


2019-20 IRISH WINE SHOW STAR AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED

(08 Oct 2019)
 NOffLA CALLS ON GOVERNMENT TO EQUALISE WINE EXCISE DUTY AS CONSUMPTION FALLS 2% IRISH WINE DRINKERS PAY THE HIGHEST EXCISE ON WINE IN THE EU.


Blackrock Cellar awarded National Off-Licence of the Year 2019

(22 Jan 2019)


IRISH WINE SHOW STAR AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED

(09 Oct 2018)
 NOffLA CALLS ON GOVERNMENT TO REDUCE EXCISE DUTY TO SAFEGUARD IRISH JOBS AGAINST BREXIT AND ENHANCE CONSUMER CHOICE - IRISH WINE DRINKERS PAY THE HIGHEST EXCISE ON WINE IN THE EU


PRESS RELEASE - NOffLA members believe Government is ignoring Irish SMEs in favour of tax rebates for large multinationals

(07 Jul 2018)
 Ireland is the most expensive country in the EU in which to buy alcohol - 175% above the EU average 97% of NOffLA members do not believe government is doing enough to protect Irish SMEs generally If excise were to be reduced by 15% (10c on spirits/beer/cider and 50c on a bottle of wine) in Budget 2019, 38% of members would employ more staff and 39% would increase salaries


Jus de Vine Wins National Off-Licence of the Year 2018

(23 Jan 2018)
 NOffLA calls for full and swift implementation of the Public Health Alcohol BillNOffLA believes Government must prioritise Public Health over business interests


NOffLA calls on Government to reduce excise duty and ban below invoice cost selling

(28 Nov 2017)
 Excise duty threatens border communities and stifles jobs growth throughout the country Below invoice selling costs Government €24 million per annum


Responsible Trading

Responsible Trading in the Community is renowned to be the leading alcohol training course available in Ireland today.


 

Winning Wines

The Irish Wine Show Star Awards are the leading wine awards in Ireland, and are exclusive to NOffLA member outlets nationwide

 
 
 
 
 

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