IrishBeerHistory

T here’s no shortage of mentions and images of Irish pubs and beers in the literature and artworks of this country, so when Phil Cook sugge...

D own with the Emerald Ale! Here's to good old beer, Mop it down !  You can have it thick or clear, Black or brown! Though it's stil...

A curious case presented itself in the village of Moneygall in Offaly in 1869 and was reported in the local newspaper, where an inspector o...

Goodbye to the Port and Brandy, To the Vodka and the Stag, To the Schmiddick and the Harpic, The bottle, draught and keg ... Delirium Tremen...

Someone behind drinks ale, And opens mussels, and croaks scraps of songs Towards the ham-strung rafters about love. Dirk deals the cards. Ex...

I felt the most extraordinary desire for a glass of Guinness, which I knew could be obtained without difficulty. Upon expressing my wish to...

W e've all seen them, those rows and stacks of beer kegs that line the street outside our public houses - battered, bashed and tarnished...