Oh, to try some haggis....and wash it down with a nice single malt....followed up by the skirling of the pipes....

We are having Robert Burns night in our local pub tonight, here is a clipping from our local press

 

 

 

“Welcome, feast and revelry”

 

ROBERT Byrnes of Bobby Byrnes’ Bar on Wolfe Tone Street has long excelled in supporting an annual Robby Burn’s night of festivity, song and poetry. Mark the vital date of Tuesday January 25 on your dance card for the 8.30pm aroma of Enniskillen haggis, mashed turnip, scotch fancies and almighty night of poetry and purple prose. The ‘dul isteach’ is free for this delightful celebration of Scotland’s close culture.

 

“Come along and tell others,” suggests Michael Potter who has pulled together Robby Burns night over the past decade with buddy Noel Flannery. “This year we have Mayor Maria Byrne of the host house as guest and Michael Egan on the pipes. Panto’s Mrs Potts - Myles Breen, will also pay a visit”.

Good fun guaranteed, especially with UL’s Gordon Lessells reciting the lengthy Tam o’ Shanter. Out with the fiddles and tartan scarves and ballads of fond endeavour. As the noble young poet (1759-1796) once declared, “There’s some are fou o’ love divine, There’s some are fou’ o’ brandy”.

Takes your partner, ladies and gentlemen, for your sup of choice.

 

Source.. Limerickpost.ie

 

 

& this is my local pub where the Burns night is held B-) http://www.bobbybyrnesbar.com/bb/

Edited January 25, 201213 yr by Sacramento

We are having Robert Burns night in our local pub tonight, here is a clipping from our local press

“Welcome, feast and revelry”

 

ROBERT Byrnes of Bobby Byrnes’ Bar on Wolfe Tone Street has long excelled in supporting an annual Robby Burn’s night of festivity, song and poetry. Mark the vital date of Tuesday January 25 on your dance card for the 8.30pm aroma of Enniskillen haggis, mashed turnip, scotch fancies and almighty night of poetry and purple prose. The ‘dul isteach’ is free for this delightful celebration of Scotland’s close culture.

 

“Come along and tell others,” suggests Michael Potter who has pulled together Robby Burns night over the past decade with buddy Noel Flannery. “This year we have Mayor Maria Byrne of the host house as guest and Michael Egan on the pipes. Panto’s Mrs Potts - Myles Breen, will also pay a visit”.

Good fun guaranteed, especially with UL’s Gordon Lessells reciting the lengthy Tam o’ Shanter. Out with the fiddles and tartan scarves and ballads of fond endeavour. As the noble young poet (1759-1796) once declared, “There’s some are fou o’ love divine, There’s some are fou’ o’ brandy”.

Takes your partner, ladies and gentlemen, for your sup of choice.

 

Source.. Limerickpost.ie

& this is my local pub where the Burns night is held B-) http://www.bobbybyrnesbar.com/bb/

 

 

Have fun! :cheer:

 

Jups is eating strange food tonight, she sent me a picture :blink:

Have fun! :cheer:

 

Jups is eating strange food tonight, she sent me a picture :blink:

 

 

Strange food !!! Like what :unsure:

I bought a haggis and boiled it in a pot. That's all. :P

:puke2:

I don't even wanna SEE a haggis let alone EAT IT !! Gives me the creeps.

Is haggis a bit like a big old saugage :huh:

I'm not really sure Martinez, for me haggis is a reptile and I really don't like reptiles.

:lol: What sort of reptile?

 

I tried haggis when I went out for a meal at Christmas, a teeny weeny little bit, at least I think it was haggis :unsure:

http://www.ravon.nl/portals/0/Soorten/levendbarendehagedis.jpg

 

Maybe I have the wrong idea about Haggis ? The picture is a " hagedis " in dutch.

Edited January 29, 201213 yr by Ni¢ky

Ohhh I dont even see the pic ?

Edited January 29, 201213 yr by Ni¢ky

I can't see anywhere :unsure:

 

Pffffffff Im officially an OUTCAST now :( I can't even post a pic on the Buzz anymore, completely forgot how it's done.

copy the link from the page where you got the picture from.

 

click 4th box along, second line, paste the link

 

simples :w00t:

A haggis is not a reptile :o :o :o

 

 

It's a wee furry animal with 2 short legs and 2 long legs. Ideal for running round Scottish mountains. ^_^

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

 

Can you please post a picture of a reptile again Jups :P

Post a photo of my haggis do you mean? :unsure:

OK so I really think I have the wrong idea about what a haggis is :lol:

 

And amiga Sparkle, I dont understand that thing you said about posting a pic :(

 

click 4th box along, second line, paste the link

 

I seriously can´t remember I ever did that in my glory posting days on the Buzz :lol:

I found this. It explains all. :teresa:

 

 

http://i43.tinypic.com/2zf4mfm.jpg