It is not yet known if jobs at the Newbridge-based breweries will be impacted.
The Government has been told that Diageo is planning to cut its number of Irish-based jobs.
With its Irish headquarters based at Saint James's Gate, Dublin, and breweries located in Newbridge, the Guinness producer employs around 1,200 people in Ireland.
In a statement to Kfm News, a spokesperson for the Department of Enterprise said: "The Department received a notification of proposed collective redundancies from Diageo Ireland Unlimited Company on 22 June 2026".
Minister for Public Expenditure, Jack Chambers, says it's worrying:
It is not known if jobs at the Newbridge-based breweries will be impacted.
Kfm News has contacted Diageo Ireland for comment.
Last month, Diageo opened its second brewery, Littleconnell Brewery, in Newbridge, at a cost of almost €300 million.
Further investment of €400 million is planned for Littleconnell over the next three years, including the addition of Guinness and Guinness 0.0 production.
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