Finding it very difficult to understand this company and it’s customer service @One4allRewards shocking stuff to say the least . Anybody having same issues?

Thank you to all our local suppliers who give us the best products to produce our food , @EalaBhanSligo Without you we can’t showcase our amazing fish and crustacean that we have here on the NW coast and Ireland 🇮🇪

Loved the food and everything about Eala Bahn coming back Sunday to celebrate Canadian Thanksgiving Day. Thank you staff at @EalaBhanSligo . I waited 2 years and you did not disappoint @anthonygsligo . @SligosBuzzin

Some great work from team @EalaBhanSligo to create a dish that customers , visitors and friends are simply blown away with .

⚠️⚠️⚠️Breaking VAT cut for hospitality industry from next July The hospitality industry will benefit from a VAT cut next year, it is understood, as the measure has now been agreed as part of Tuesday's Budget.

Taste of the Wild Atlantic Way @EalaBhanSligo @wildatlanticway @SligoFoodTrail

We are so lucky to have the finest local ingredients on our doorstep which we can turn into culinary masterpieces. @wildatlanticway @EalaBhanSligo @SligoFoodTrail

New Economic Report Launched on the 9% VAT Rate The Restaurants Association of Ireland, with economist Anthony Foley, has published a major report making the economic case for restoring the 9% VAT rate for food-led businesses. ✅Supports 20,000+ SMEs ✅Protects 220,000 jobs

🚨#Budget2026 Supporting Ireland's largest indigenous industry and biggest regional employer in a time of geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainty. Today we published our pre-budget submission focusing on competitiveness, connectivity and investment. Our CEO @EoghanOMW said

Sligo Seafood terrine , Sligo bay Lobster salsa , line caught mackerel, Bisque foam, Celeriac puree & lots of love ❤️ @EalaBhanSligo 💥

“A permanent return to the 9% Vat rate is about recognising the unique pressures food businesses face and acknowledging their value, economically, culturally, and socially.” Read CEO @adriancummins opinion piece in today’s @irishexaminer https://t.co/M3ZiIi9sBn

🚨 9% Vat Thank you Minister @peterburkefg for your support. He also said he and the Government remained committed to cutting the hospitality VAT rate to 9 per cent and that it was in the programme for government, which had been agreed by all parties. https://t.co/65GjxU0bVh

Very important that Small independent food led businesses get the reduction in budget 2025 . Well done @SimonHarrisTD sticking to your principles & promises @FineGael @RAI_ie Tourism is down across the country it’s the lifeline we need come January. 🤛@Failte_Ireland @VFIpubs

From 2011 to 2014, 31,500 jobs were created in the hospitality sector — largely thanks to the 9% VAT rate. During the same period, the reduced VAT helped the exchequer save €443 million in social welfare payments alone. Restaurateur @anthonygsligo is now urging the government

🚨Vat 9 The Department of Finance have long stated that the reinstatement of the 9% VAT rate would cost €545 million and NOT €1 billion. From 2011 to 2014 31,500 jobs were created within the hospitality sector majorly due to the 9% VAT rate.

Stating that cutting hospitality VAT to 9% ‘would cost between €950m and €1bn’ has me scratching my head. Finance officials have long costed it at €545m. Why suddenly has cost doubled? If anything should come down with CSO reporting tourism slump? Odd.

Are big-bucks global food chains pushing the local players out of business? A wave of high-end international restaurants and fast-food brands is breaking through the Irish market, despite domestic players feeling the heat of an industry “slowdown” amid

A fantastic write up on County Sligo Golf Club in The Irish Times today! 🗞️ https://t.co/itBQMCoYVX

Taste of Sligo Food Festival set for September success https://t.co/IDRuMJMErD @Tasteofsligoto1 @PRWEST1

🚨Breaking - Budget 26 @FineGael supporting 9% Vat rate for Hospitality sector Thank you @johnclendennen for your continued support for Hospitality sector