Starbucks Ireland

Starbucks Ireland DOING GOOD HAS NEVER TASTED BETTER

Tuesday 1st December is World AIDS Day and for every cup of coffee you buy, we will contribute 5 cents to the Global Fund to help fight AIDS in Africa. (Not sure if you’ve noticed but there’s a lot of Starbucks out there. It’ll add up.)

Invite your friends! Every customer can help to ma...ke a difference and together, we can do a world of good.

Become a fan of (RED)™ on Facebook and learn more about fighting AIDS in Africa at http://www.facebook.com/joinred

Join us in support of World AIDS Day
Time:4:00AM Tuesday, December 1st
Location:Starbucks in the UK and Ireland
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Starbucks Ireland

Starbucks Ireland It's the 25th year of Starbucks Christmas Blend. It's a blend of Latin American and Aged Sumatra beans, offering a distinctively spicy taste. You can buy it as fresh filter coffee in-store or take a bag home to enjoy.


I started my day with Christmas Blend today.

What's your favourite drink to start the week?

Starbucks® Christmas Blend | Starbucks Coffee Company
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An annual coffee tradition from Starbucks
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Nichole Marshall

Nichole Marshall This is cool!!!

November 21 at 11:21pm · Report
Kris Freibaum

Kris Freibaum Hey all you Starbucks Ireland people!

November 21 at 6:40pm · Report
Sinead Reilly
Sinead Reilly
hey right back at ya!!!
Mon at 10:19am
Kial Gillett

Kial Gillett hiya im not from ireland but hear in australia we really wont 1 and GO IRELANDX

November 21 at 2:17pm · Report
Starbucks Ireland

Starbucks Ireland What do you think love looks like?


For every drawing that is added to our Love gallery, Starbucks will contribute 5¢ (U.S.) to the Global Fund to help fight AIDS in Africa. The more we draw our wishes, the more we can make a difference.


[We’re sorry the Love CD hasn’t made it to Ireland, but you can find our (STARBUCKS)RED products on the Starbucks Ireland website.]

Starbucks Love Project
www.StarbucksLoveProject.com
Love changes everything - including the world. Help me save lives by joining an unprecedented global event.
November 18 at 11:54pm
Kelsifer Frost
Kelsifer Frost
could be worse.
November 20 at 11:04pm
Gillian Hyland

Gillian Hyland Im hoping this isn't true but i was just told that Starbucks are leaving Ireland! Can someone please tell me its a LIE????

November 18 at 3:38pm · Report
Michelle Burke

Michelle Burke Please Please Please bring Green Tea Lattes to Ireland!!!!!!

November 18 at 8:17am · Report
Xavier Van der Stappen

Xavier Van der Stappen 150 000 indians of Guatemala are concerned by the pollution made by your coffee trees with chimical droping in the Lake, one of the most beautifull of the world. I beleive it could be possible to do beter specially for coffee at the time those natives are living of the water, drinking, fishing...

November 17 at 2:52pm · Report
Starbucks Ireland
Starbucks Ireland
Starbucks does not own any farms in Guatemala, but we do buy our coffee from medium and large farms throughout the country and from cooperatives that represent thousands of smallholder growers.

We share your concern for the quality of water and the health of the environment and people in Guatemala and all countries where we purchase coffee. For this reason, we developed our extensive coffee production guidelines in 2001, which specifically require the reduction of chemicals and synthetic inputs, and contain rigorous standards for water treatment and management in the coffee growing and processing.

Today these guidelines are called C.A.F.E. Practices, and you can review the standards for Starbucks coffee at http://cafepractices.scscertified.com... See More

Unfortunately, Starbucks is not the only company purchasing agricultural products in Guatemala, so we invite other agriculture and coffee companies to do their part and welcome their use of C.A.F.E. Practices as a model for adoption.
Yesterday at 7:23am
James Griffin

James Griffin Can Starbucks give Limerick a chance? :(
Please :(

November 16 at 3:22pm · Report
Peter Carroll

Peter Carroll We need more Starbucks in Ireland. Especially Dublin. Heuston South Quarter to be precise!!

November 15 at 4:25pm via Facebook for iPhone
Aishling Crossan

Aishling Crossan you really need to get Starbucks sorted in Galway City........ im dying here in college without it here...

November 14 at 9:54pm · Report
Serena Coschignano

Serena Coschignano The one near the Trinity College in Dublin is the best :) ♥

November 13 at 2:12pm · Report