EPISODE 446 GUINNESS BREWERY … USING HORSES IN 1960

EPISODE 446    GUINNESS BREWERY … USING HORSES IN 1960

alan skeoch
oct. 2021
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HORSES STILL HAULED WAGON LOADS OF GUINNESS THROUGH ST. JAMES
GATE EVERY DUBLIN MORNING.  BARRELS AND BARRELS DESTINED FOR EVERY
PUB IN  THE CITY.
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One of The many things i learned in Ireland was how important dark
black pints of Guinness stout was to the subculture of Ireland.  It took a little time
but eventually a pint of Guinness became necessary in any deep discussion.
On my 13 day stay in Dublin at the beginning of the Irish job I visited
the Guiness brewery tour 3 times.  On one of these visits a Catholic priest
explained he was opposed to drink and gave me his sample pint. Nice guy who
must have been looking for something to do while in Dublin.  As I was.
NOTE:  I Think my picture of those horses is a treasure…cannot find any
others.
alan
Note:  these short episodes are part of my learning curve on gmail.  Excuse the errors.

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