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Trouble Brewing is a 100% Irish-owned and independent brewery located in Kill, Co Kildare.

Last updated September 1, 2026

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Overview

Trouble Brewing is a 100% Irish-owned and independent brewery, located in Kill, Co Kildare. It was founded in 2010 by three friends: Paul, Tom and Stephen. The brewery produces a range of beers including AMBUSH Juicy Pale Ale, VIETNOW IPA, SPEAKERBOX DIPA, GOGO New England Pale Ale, PARK LIFE Lager, FRESH PRINCE OF KILDARE DIPA, LOVE BELOW Micro IPA, LUCKY Pale Ale, and DARK ARTS Porter.

History

Trouble Brewing was founded in 2010 by three friends: Paul, Tom and Stephen. Tom had been homebrewing for years and insisted on sharing the fruits of his labour with Paul and Stephen. On nights out, he dragged them to drink pints of various styles and flavours at pubs like the Porterhouse and the Bull and Castle beer hall, both Mecca’s for great beer in Dublin. Paul soon developed an interest in brewing himself, and it wasn’t long before he realised making beer was a relatively inexpensive process and buying it was quite the opposite. With this in mind he approached Tom and Stephen with the idea of setting up a brewery of their own. It could provide an income for the three and get them out of the unfortunate situation of working for “the man”. They gathered up all the money they could (about €45k between them) and borrowed the same from the bank with the help of a well prepared business plan. Then they set about putting together a functioning brewery.

Products and positioning

  • AMBUSH Juicy Pale Ale

  • VIETNOW IPA

  • SPEAKERBOX DIPA

  • GOGO New England Pale Ale

  • PARK LIFE Lager

  • FRESH PRINCE OF KILDARE DIPA

  • LOVE BELOW Micro IPA

  • LUCKY Pale Ale

  • DARK ARTS Porter

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