Beamish & Crawford Brewery

I didn't know that was true.

So a lot of them were working in Beamish and Crawford, a lot of them were in the textile and tailoring and all of that.

Gotcha.

and general business and stuff like that and the mayo man's association and cork was the umbrella group for anyone anyone basically who wasn't from cork yeah but who wasn't from dublin either right and so that's that's the the west of the shan is is the umbrella that's nice so so you had you had all of those those influences which brought the music you had all our locals which many of them are still with us today all up roach's buildings you know richmond hill all that area right up right up into mayfield right And then you had the passing trade.

And funny enough, Bushmills.

You mentioned Bushmills.

Beamish and Crawford used bottled Bushmills at the time.

Okay.

Now, a bit of a victory for Cork here.

US golf fans and Irish golf fans visiting Adair Manor for the Ryder Cup next year will be served Murphys and Beamish.

over Guinness, as Heineken will be the official beer supplier.

The deal will see Heineken's beer, cider and stout portfolio available across bars, the Spectator Village, hospitality areas and premium experience suites.

Brands served during the event will include Cork Stout's Murphys and Beamish, as well as Heineken, Heineken Zero, Beer Moretti and Orchard Thieves.

There's going to be about 280,000 fans travelling to the Ryder Cup at Adair Manor from September 14th to 19th.

The largest travelling support will be from the US and the UK, two of the boom markets for the Stout revival in recent years, with the UK Stout market now worth over a billion.

Scruffy Murphy's pub in Dublin and no pint of Murphy's on offer.