L’Irlanda beve meno
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di atdoru
L’Irlanda beve meno
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di atdoru
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Irish people are drinking 31% less per capita than they were in 2001. The country has a reputation for enjoying a drink, but that reputation is increasingly ill-deserved: as in many Western countries, younger people in Ireland drink much less than their older peers.
One bar manager told the BBC that boys coming in “for two pints before… playing a football match” is a thing of the past.
The change is attributed to health consciousness, cost, and options such as actually drinkable non-alcoholic beers: The sale of zero-alcohol beer in Ireland has doubled in four years to 2% of the market, despite lagging behind the European Union average of 7%.
[Source](https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckg2ynpxx22o)
cost
Booze is kinda expensive nowadays, eh
Zoomers all over the world drink and smoke significantly less than previous generations, it’s a global trend.
Weed seems to be preferred by the youngsters these days.
Booze is much more expensive these days. Also, youngsters aren’t into the sesh as much as the older generations.