Kilt Night at McGirk's - Binghamton, NY area.

[Bob C]

Here's the gang that showed up last night. A fine time was had. The dancers didn't make it, but there was live Irish music, Guinness on tap and good company. It doesn't get much better than that, I say.



Meself, Jeannie, Henry, Victor, Dewey, Brian (Woodsheal) and Padraig.

We'll train the photographer to shoot more kilt and less ceiling next time.

[sav]

We'll train the photographer to shoot more kilt and less ceiling next time.

Perhaps the photographer has had a few pints of Guinness!? ;)

[GMan]

Looks like you guys are having way too much fun. Of course you are kilted and enjoying an ale or two, so who wouldn't be having a good time?

[Bob C]

Perhaps the photographer has had a few pints of Guinness!? ;)

The photographer was a lovely young woman, named Gail, who is Padraig's sister-in-law. She WAS enjoying herself. :smile:

[Riverkilt]

Seven different tartans at one place, that's GREAT!

Can't tell for sure, is Jeannie wearing a Gordon tartan? My Gordon ancestors came from upstate New York, Allegheny County area.

Ron

[Bob C]

Yes, that's the dress Gordon. Mine's Irish National, Henry's is MacGilivray (though I thought it was Grant). I don't really know what the rest are, though Brian certainly told me what his was, once. I do know that it's a box-pleated kilt that he got from Matt Newsome.

[Robin]

Lovely!

:grin:

[flyv65]

Looks like a smashing good time was had-and good representation of the kilt!

Bryan...I'll always let a pretty lass take my picture...

[Steeplechase]

What fun you seem to have had. Smiles, laughter, kilts and ale; does it get any better than that?

[Woodsheal]

I'm still feeling the effects of all that ale* 24 hours later! I have to remember I'm not as young as I once was....

MY box-pleat is in Ulster Red tartan.

*Thanks, Bob! I owe you a pint (or two!)....