Auld lads whinging about having a few pints

[farmerinthecity]

Jesus that looks lovely.

[Fagan_ODowd]

Tá siad ag teacht

Pint on the Aran Islands

[habanerocat]

Arís…

[carryharry]

Some man.

[ciarancareyshurlingarmy]

Would be more correct to Tà said ag tíocht over there

[cowpat]

Let us know how the guinness shits are

[Fagan_ODowd]

@carryharry

Some man.

5.30 a pint. Not exactly rooking the tourist

[Massive_Attack]

Six fabulous pints in the Breffni on the Navan Road. Can’t beat afternoon ale.

[Big_Dan_Campbell]

https://x.com/britains___pubs/status/1814530851230695804?s=46&t=bi9TPLB4aIa07RQv_xWOxQ

[Spidey]

A good shop for stout and grub not bad too.

[Fagan_ODowd]

[TreatyStones]

Looks like the front of that pub that overlooks the beach in Dunmore

[Fagan_ODowd]

@TreatyStones

Looks like the front of that pub that overlooks the beach in Dunmore

It is. The Strand. Had a pint and a chowder after my swim.

[Kyle]

https://Twitter.com/tim_brannigan/status/1824890056777109578?t=0rOKsb_I1QIK_PaSB9FcQw&s=19

[habanerocat]

Ah lovely!

‘The clerical colour’
‘The drink that launched thousands of ships’

Boxty would have loved that prose.

[TheUlteriorMotive]

Clerical collar surely.

[maurice_brown]

@habanerocat

The clerical colour

Was it not ‘‘clerical collar’’ he said?

[habanerocat]

Perhaps, but the subs said ‘colour’.

[Kyle]

Subs aren’t done by humans tho so AI is picking up what it thinks is being said.

[TreatyStones]

@Fagan_ODowd where did that accent of the 70s Irish TV presenters come from? Was it a sort of BBC/American hybrid? Or just the prevailing upper class irish accent of the time?