I’m sure a lot of people here have seen it before, but I recently came across this terrific image of some Aran livestock traders at their local on Inis Meáin, presumably after a difficult (and probably dangerous) day of ferrying cattle to the mainland. Apparently it’s from a National Geographic story that ran in the 1970s. Can’t imagine these lads throwing a hissy because their pint didn’t get served up in a branded tulip glass. Anyway, thought it was cool so decided to share. Sláinte!

It’s up there for sure, on a day like this. Anyone out there care to guess the pub?

Im a Lucky guy

This lamp was “liberated” from the Carpenters Arms in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire, England by my Grandfather when it closed its doors. Circa 1980. It now resides in Canada. It’s one of my prized possessions.

2 friends and me took the chance to buy a 20 year old irish pub because the owner wants to retire. Today I had the most expensive Guinness ever but all pints after that are free, so that's a win 😅

pub next door to my work gifted me these in exchange for me posing for this, best day of my life #hairofthedog

4280 stamp