November 18, 2008
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The History of Irish Whiskey:
The art of distilling is believed to have been brought to Europe through Irish missionary monks. The knowledge of distilling spread through the Church and eventually reached beyond the monastery walls. The oldest licensed whisky distillery in the world, Bushmills, lies in Northern Ireland and received its license by Jacob VI [...]
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November 9, 2008
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Guiness Beer Ad (Evolution of Life)
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September 26, 2008
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A PUB IS NOT A BAR
Any place that serves beer can call itself a bar
A Pub is something more
It’s a place to meet friends
Not to get seen by strangers
A place for talking over good times
Not shouting over techno
It’s time pubs were celebrated
After all, our Ale’s been served in them for centuries
So [...]
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September 14, 2008
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Specials and Happenings at The Irish Times
NFL Sunday Ticket:
Watch all the action and your favorite teams, enjoy drink and food specials during all games.
Happy Hour:
Join us Monday - Friday from 4:00 PM -8 PM for Happy Hour at The Irish Times. Enjoy $2.00 Domestic Drafts and Bottles, and Half Priced Appetizers…
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September 9, 2008
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Real Feedback from Real Customers…
Friday September 5th, 2008
Everytime my wife and I eat here, the food is perfect. My favorite is the Fisherman’s Pie-but after trying my wife’s fish tonight, I may be going back to eat dinner while watching the game on Sunday!
Noah
Philadelphia, Pa
Sunday August 17th, 2008
We received an advertisement [...]
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July 2, 2008
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Monday, June 30th, 2008
My wife and I decided to give the irish times a try after some friends had some good things to say. We were sad to see [...]
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July 1, 2008
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Eamonn’s wise words of widsom…
Tell the truth and shame the devil
That’s a spoon ye’ll sup sorrow with yet.
The apple falls on the head that’s under it.
The best looking-glass is the eyes of a friend.
The best way to keep loyalty in a man’s heart is to keep money in his [...]
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June 16, 2008
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The Irish Times Bottled Beer Selection
Blue Moon
Budwieser
Killians Red
Magic Hat No.9
Rolling Rock
Sam Adams
Victory Hop Devil
Yard Philadelphia Ale
Yuengling Larger
Guinness
Carlsberg
Light Beer
Bud Light
Coors Light
Corona Light
Michelob Ultra
Miller Lite
Amstel Light
Cans
Boddingtons
Murphy’s Irish Stoudt
Guinness
More Bottles
Atomium
Bass
Becks
Belzebuth
Chimay Grande Reserve
Chimay Red
Corona
Delrium
Duvel
Heineken
Labbot Blue
La Fin Du Monde
Leffe
Lindemans Framboise
Magners Cider
Pilsner Urquell
Sierra Nevada
Samual Smith Nut Brown Ale
Lucifer
Molson Canadian
Murphy’s Red
New Castle
St Paulie Girl
Sunset Wheat
Sam Adams
Sam Adams Light
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June 15, 2008
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Being Irish a Celtic language, it has peculiar features which are unknown to other languages.
One aspect of Irish syntax that is unfamiliar to speakers of other languages is the use of the copula (known in Irish as an chopail). The copula is used to describe what or who someone is, as opposed to how and [...]
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June 15, 2008
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Queen Village: A Brief History
As written by Steve Sitarski, former Queen Village resident and Chief of Interpretation & Visitor Services at Independence National Historical Park
Long before William Penn and the founding of Philadelphia, Swedish settlers arrived in 1638 at a place the local Lenni Lenape Indian tribe called Wiccaco, which means “pleasant place.”
The early Swedes [...]
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