http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwLB2Vei6tE
When health is bad, and your heart feels strange….
The early-1980s Dubliners extol the virtues of a pint of plain with help from Flann.
But where?
Thanks Kevin Sammon
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwLB2Vei6tE
When health is bad, and your heart feels strange….
The early-1980s Dubliners extol the virtues of a pint of plain with help from Flann.
But where?
Thanks Kevin Sammon
How many more of these are there?
Anyone?
Previously: More Guinness Containers Ahoy
Thanks Decie Dockery
Carlisle Pier, Dun Laoghaire (above), last week prior to the first convoy of stout/ lager/whateveryerhavinyerself storage containers to St James’s Gate, Dublin.
Pic by Gerard Kiernan
Finally.
Those containers, apparently capable of containing a million pints of stout, complete their week-long journey from Dun Laoghaire to the Guinness plant in Dublin city this morning.
Via Mark Kinsella
Thanks Leo O Sneachnasaigh
Previously: How Big?
Oh.
A Guinness container outside Trinity College, Dublin, in the wee small hours (2.02am) of this morning.
Earlier: It’s Tank Time.
Thanks Phil Meyer
Abnormal/wide load traveling Dun Laoghaire Port to At James Gatethis evening 10pm -3 am .Motorist advised to useN11 and M50 .
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) February 26, 2013
Related: Container Yourself
(Thanks Cathal O’Rourke)
UPDATE: Chris Donoghue tweetz:
Saw your tweet too late & got stuck…
More of those stupidly large Guinness vats in Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin, yesterday.
How are they going to get them to St James’s Gate?
*sucks teeth*
At least two trips.
Previously: Each Container Holds A Million Pints Of Stout
(Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
Dun Laoghaire yesterday.
Gerry Kiernan, of Celtic Forwarding, writes:
Thought your readers might be interested in some shots of the vessel MV Myrte being worked at the Carlisle Pier in Dun Laoghaire, yesterday. The tanks are some 22 metres long x 6.6 metres wide and 5.4 metres in height [30 tons each] [a total of 10 this sailing] for the Guinness brewery extension. It was also the first commercial [cargo] vessel in Dun Laoghaire Harbour since 1988.
Well, if it ain’t the mischievous Face Of Bray.
(Thanks Stiegl)
Let’s have a closer look:
Thanks Art Of The Heid