MV The Lady Patricia and MV Miranda Guinness were both scrapped in 1993
Old Dublin Town tweetz:
The Guinness ships “Miranda Guinness” & “The Lady Patricia” once berthed on Sir John Rogersons Quay [Dublin 2] They sailed between Dublin and Runcorn {Cheshire, England] via the Manchester Ship Canal…
Last night.
Conan on TBS.
Team Coco writes;
100% Irish Conan can’t believe that [not-fully Irish actor and comedian] Nick Offerman (Ron Swanson in Parks and Recreation) gets to be the new spokesperson for Guinness….
Thanks Dina
Meanwhile…
Hic.
One of Nick’s Guinness spots for St Patrick’s Day 2020 currently on US telly.
Britain’s Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton last night in the Guinness Storehouse
Last night.
Guinness Storehouse.
Kate and Wills were poured a pint of Guinness, and while William took a generous gulp, his wife has been accused of taking a ‘fake sip.’
Is the future Queen Consort expecting her fourth child?
‘I’d bet she didn’t even take a mouthful,’ commented one royalist, while another made a VERY telling observation about Kate’s new, short ‘do.
‘Each time a pregnancy has been announced it was a few weeks after a change in her hairstyle……… just saying.’
Kate Middleton noticeably ‘fake sips’ beer during tour of Ireland (New Ideea)
Last night: A Pint Of Plain
Tonight.
St James’s Gate, Dublin.
Britain’s Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. Pictured HRH Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and HRH Kate Middleton the Duchess of Cambridge at the Guinness Brewery, on their Royal Visit to Ireland.
Murphy’s it is so.
FIGHT!
Earlier; That’s me In The Corner
Original motion I tabled calling on DCC to take back the #IveaghMarkets, January 2017.
It passed at AreaCttee & referred to full council where it was passed in June 2017 (typo in the official minutes!).
Very excited about this.
It must be used for benefit of people of the city! pic.twitter.com/0Pf8UZ64Xn— Cllr. Tina MacVeigh PBP (@TinaMacVeigh) January 7, 2020
Last night.
Further to the decision of Dublin City Council to regain possession of the Iveagh Markets, Francis Street, The Liberties, Dublin 8 which has been derelict for 20 years..
The Earl of Iveagh (Edward Cecil Guinness) funded the construction of the market to ‘provide purpose-built accommodation for the area’s street traders’.
Rory Guinness, Chairman of the Iveagh Trust said:
“Whoever comes to own the Iveagh Market, the Iveagh Trust and the Guinness family will be delighted to see the buildings used again for the benefit of the city.
After years of dereliction, we look forward to the day when this fine building can once again make a positive contribution to the social fabric of Dublin’s Liberties”.
“For the best part of a century, the Markets were a hive of activity. As the condition of the building continues to decline, we hope that pressing remedial works to secure the future of the structure can progress as quickly as possible to ensure that it can benefit Dubliners for generations to come, as Lord Iveagh would have wished”.
In fairness.
Dublin City Council to repossess Iveagh Markets from developer (RTÉ)
Happy new year! Cousin Robbie revealing the new year at St.James’ Gate @broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/d4D72kv2Md
— Con Kennedy (@ConKennedy) January 1, 2020
Tonight.
Hic.
Update:
Some more photos from last night @broadsheet_ie and the mammy on the right and robbie’s mammy in the left. The brudder brought the sambos pic.twitter.com/YKWsgq4C2k
— Con Kennedy (@ConKennedy) January 1, 2020
Sunday night.
Grogan’s, South William Street, Dublin 2.
Thanks Graeme Kelly
Gulp.
A website where pints of the black stuff served up in the UK capital’s boozers are lovingly-curated.
Shit London Guinness (Instagram)
Thanks Spaghetti Hoop
Guinness with a ‘galka lodow’ (a scoop of ice cream)
Splutter!
In Poland.
Gary In D13 tweetz:
Guinness with vanilla ice-cream. What did we do to Poland to deserve this?
Anyone?
Diageo has big plans for the St James’s Gate site in Dublin. The company is planning to transform the area into a new ‘city quarter’, with a development partner due to be announced soon. Here’s what it could look like. #BetterDublin pic.twitter.com/5Cdjw3kMjr
— Dublin Chamber (@DubCham) August 26, 2019
Ew.
What St James’s Gate could look like?
Anywhere basically.
FIGHT!
