For Redhelen.

[gness]

You have done me a great favour. I had believed that Guinness was made from Liffey water and wanted my ashes chucked in so I'd end up in a pint of Guinness.
It's not!
Children will now have to trek up the Wicklow mountains to do the scattering. :-)

[DTCwordfan]

Fine on that - some exercise and they can also enjoy a tipple when they come down - any particular mountain?

[Redhelen72]

Lol you are welcome, are you going to make them do it in bare feet in true Irish pilgrimage style?

[gness]

Don't know yet, DT. Fond of Glendalough so a river close to there will do.

[gness]

Oh heck no, Helen! My mum did that every year. My kids won't! :-)

[DTCwordfan]

Lynhams of Laragh or the White Heather for the farewell then....at least the AB booze-up and craic in your memory!

[Hazlinny]

[Hazlinny]

^^ Sorry about that - click on watch on Youtube.

[nicebloke1]

Only ever been to the land of Guinness once, Waterford I think, many moons ago. The Guinness was like cream, came back home, and it was rubbish.

[ichkeria]

Liffey water??

Surely not!

[gness]

Goodness! Thought for a minute you meant White Heather Whisky, DT. We have a great place to stay in Wicklow. Fun and quirky accommodation the grands and greats will love.
Dingle Founding Fathers An Chead Hocht for the send off and into the river I go.
Guinness isn't great outside Ireland, Nicebloke.

Yes....tis a bit grubby in places, Ich. :-)

Thanks, Haz. Some memories there. x

[jno]

I had some Guinness in Waterford once, though I had to ask for a doggy bag to take the rest of the glassful home in. Very rich.

[choux]

jno, you have an Irish Wolfhound? Wow!