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Published by: Mintel International Group Ltd.
Published: Feb. 1, 2003 - 81 Pages
Table of Contents
Introduction and Abbreviations
Definition
Geographical coverage
Abbreviations
Executive Summary
Economic slowdown
Young population
Health considerations
Crime
RoI nightclubs in a corner
Market levels
Supply consolidation
RoI under-provisioned for pubs and clubs
RoI pub and club usage higher than NI
Pub still male dominated
All ages in RoI are more frequent pub visitors than NI
RoI bigger clubbers
Super-pubs under the spotlight
Market Drivers
Economic growth slowing
Figure 1: GDP growth in RoI, UK and EU, 2000-03
Consumer prices and inflation
Figure 2: Consumer prices in RoI, UK and EU, 1999-2003
Population trends
Figure 3: Population trends, NI and RoI, 1991-2001
Figure 4: Population profile, NI, RoI and UK, 2001
Figure 5: Projected growth or decline in population (percentage change), RoI and NI, 2001-05
Incomes
Figure 6: Gross national disposable income and personal consumption of goods and services in RoI, at market prices, 1995-2000
Figure 7: Gross disposable household income per capita in NI and UK, 1995-1999
Tourism
Health
Smoking
Music can damage health
Crime and the pub and club
Overhauling of the licensing system
Women pub goers
Alcohol consumption trends
Figure 8: Per capita consumption of alcohol, 2000
Club culture under siege
Market Size and Trends
Market size
All-Ireland
Figure 9: All Ireland pubs and clubs, by value, 1996-2001
Northern Ireland
Figure 10: NI pubs and clubs by value, (hotel bars, nightclubs/registered clubs sales inclusive), 1996-2001
Figure 11: NI pubs and clubs, by value, separated, 1966 & 2001
Republic of Ireland
Figure 12: RoI retail sales of alcoholic drinks, on-trade, 1996-2001
Figure 13: RoI pubs and clubs by value (hotel bars, nightclubs/other clubs sales inclusive),
1996-2001
Market Segmentation
Republic of Ireland
Figure 14: RoI pubs and clubs market segmented, 2000 (based on an estimated 10,898 public Houses/licensed premises)
Northern Ireland
Figure 15: NI pubs and clubs market segmented, 2000 (based on estimated 2,401 public Houses/licensed premises)
The Supply Structure
Pubs and clubs in NI
Botanic Inns
Wine Inns
Croft Inns
Beannchor Group
Dorman's at the Opera
Cloghor Investments
Sheridan Millennium Group - The Refinery
The Coach
Pubs and clubs in RoI
Capital Bars Group
The Thomas Read Holdings (TRH)
The Fitzgerald Group
Castleown Enterprises Ltd
Breanagh Catering Ltd
Burley Ltd
Distribution
Licences: pubs and clubs
Figure 16: Distribution of on-licences in RoI, 1998
Figure 17: Estimated number of pubs and clubs, by outlet type, 2002
The Consumer
Alcohol consumption
Figure 18: Frequency of consumption of alcoholic drinks, either at home or elsewhere in NI,
1996-2002
Figure 19: Frequency of consumption of alcoholic drinks, either at home or elsewhere in RoI, 1996-2002
Alcohol consumption by socio-demographic classifications
Figure 20: Consumption of alcoholic drinks, either at home or elsewhere in NI, 1996-2002
Figure 21: Consumption of alcoholic drinks, either at home or elsewhere in RoI, 1996-2002
Out of home drinking
Figure 22: Consumption of alcoholic drinks out of the home in NI, 1996-2002
Figure 23: Consumption of alcoholic drinks out of the home in RoI, 1996-2002
Pub drinking verses pub eating
Figure 24: Pub visiting for a drink or meal, RoI and NI, 2002
Daytime verses evening pub visiting
Figure 25: Visits to pubs for a drink only in the day/evening, RoI, 2002
Figure 26: Visits to pubs for a drink only in the day/evening, NI, 2002
Figure 27: Visits to pubs for a meal in the day/evening, RoI, 2002
Figure 28: Visits to pubs for a meal in the day/evening, NI, 2002
Figure 29: Pub visiting during the day, by gender, RoI and NI, once a week or more, 2002
Figure 30: Pub visiting during the day, by age, RoI and NI, once a week or more, 2002
Figure 31: Adults who visit the pub during the day in RoI and NI, by socio-economic group, once a week or more, 2002
Figure 32: Pub visiting in the evening by gender RoI and NI, once a week or more, 2002
Figure 33: Pub visiting in the evening, by age, RoI and NI, once a week or more, 2002
Figure 34: Adults who visit the pub in the evening, RoI and NI, by socio-economic grouping, once a week or more, 2002
Nightclubs
Figure 35: Nightclub usage, RoI and NI, 2002
Figure 36: Nightclub usage, by age, RoI and NI, at least once a month (heavy/medium users),
2002
Figure 37: Nightclub usage by age, RoI and NI, light usage (less often or never), 2002
Figure 38: Pub and nightclub usage, RoI (Dublin and all other areas), 2001
Future Developments
End of the super-pub
Clubs evolving
Forecast
Figure 39: Forecast of pubs and clubs market, at current prices, RoI, 2001-06
Figure 40: Forecast of pubs and clubs market, at current prices, NI, 2001-06
Appendix: Research Methodology
Index of reports
AbstractThis report examines the pubs and clubs market, on the island of Ireland as a whole. The pub culture has always been an important part of the fabric of Irish society, with the later arrival of nightclub culture being an essential part of modern society, in particular with the under 25s.
The report details the key drivers that are currently affecting the pubs and clubs market, as well as looking at current trends in the industry over the last five years. Later, the report will examine the likely future developments of the industry and review several major suppliers and their operating profiles.
Ireland is divided politically, culturally and economically into two distinct regions - the 26 counties of the Republic of Ireland and the six counties representing Northern Ireland. This title addresses the market in Northern Ireland and the Republic separately, identifying the similarities between the two regions and highlighting any notable differences.
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