Show us your Irish kilt(s)

[hkjrb623]

USAK Tara casual. Came in just in time.

[Panache]

The kilt is of course originally Scottish, not Irish. But 'tis said that on St. Patrick's Day everyone is just a wee bit Irish. Since green is so closely associated with the Irish and St. Patrick's Day here is my contribution.



Cheers

Jamie

[New World Czech]

My Heritage of Ireland PV. Unfortunately I don't have nice cable hose like Jamie's.

[McNulty]

Here is one of my favorite Irish kilts. The other is a SWK green shadow. Weather was balmy for the outdoor shot and was enjoying a pint of Guinness.
McNulty

[CMcG]

Keltoi (one of our sponsors) appears to be having a sale on Irish kilts, both tartan and solid: 25% off!

http://www.gaelicclothing.com/

[Hamish]

Better late than never! Here are the three Irish tartans featued in my KIlt Kollection:

First, Ireland's National, a USA Kilts semi-traditional model purchased in June 2006:



Next is my County Cavan, a full 8yd 13oz kilt from Geoffrey (Tailor) of Edinburgh in May 2008:



Finally, Murphy (or Tara) again in the form of a semi-traditional model from USA Kilts and made for me in March 2009:





There are approximately 32 beautiful Irish county tartans available, none of them very old but very attractive nevertheless. I could very happily give most of them hanger space in my Kollection - but not until I win the Lottery!

Take care,
Ham.

[David Thorpe]

All three are very nice, Hamish. I especially like the Tara. The colors look much richer than the swatch photo on Rocky's site. It's an Irish tartan I could happily wear, although County Monaghan is killer too.

[denmcdough]

Hamish, in the words of comedian Billy Crystal, "You look mav a lus!"

I liked them all!!!! But, you NEED one more kilt in your collection!!! lol

[cessna152towser]

County Armagh tartan.