Gregsor wrote: » Any recommendations folks,i am down in the city for a few nights and hoping to get a pint of the black stuff. I was in Dungarvan yesterday and whilst the hotel had a tap for it they didn`t do it due to lack of demand :mad:.
Typhoon. wrote: » Tom Meaghers I think, cant remember if its murphys or beamish..i know its certainly not guinness
ToxicPaddy wrote: » Yup, apparently had an argument with Guinness years ago over something or other and vowed never to stock another Guinness product again.. stuck to his word..
AdMMM wrote: » We stopped selling it about 3 months a go due to lack of demand as we couldn't even sell a half keg in time!
Typhoon. wrote: » i think it was when guiness allowed pubs to bottle their own guinnes on site but then guinness wanted to stop that and Tom wanted to keep it so i heard anyway he was a nice gentleman Tom
chelloveks wrote: » Wow, thats a jolt back to the past...I used to bottle Guiness in my Aunt Bridie's and Uncle Paddy's pub on Yellow Road back in the 60's and 70's when I came over for the summer. Anybody know which pub I speak of?
dayshah wrote: » Upper or Lower Yellow Road. It could be Caulfields on the Lower Yellow Road.
chelloveks wrote: » Caulfields it is....thats my last name. My dad was Paddy and Bridies brother. Richie, the last owner is my cousin. Good guess Daysha! I'll be wearing my new Guiness "Up the Deise" shirt in a bar in NY in a couple weeks for the quartefinal for the boys!
Jerry Seinfeld wrote: » Semi-final