Dublin Pub, just outside of the Oregon District. I liked the whole "Irish Catholic" feel of the steeple behind the Irish pub.
posted by Grover at 6/02/2005 05:49:00 PM
Thursday, June 02, 2005
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3 Comments:
LOL, the twin gods as they are in the emerald isle. ;)
Do I detect a little British-Irish rivalry there, Orb? :-)
Just remember, my Hutchinson lineage comes straight from Cootehill, Ireland, in Caven county. Don't make me car bomb your ass!
(just kidding. you know I love you to pieces.)
LOL, you should not assume that I have no Irish in my heritage. ;)
Like the US, we British are all mongrels or hybrids as I'd prefer to call it. ;)
I'm more British than the majority in that all of my family is from London back up to 1850s, and most of it back a lot further than that. I have some Irish within the last 200 years.
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