- superzariel3I’m your whisky girl 💁🏽😉❤️ #Jameson #whiskygirl #drinkdrankdrunk #savewater💧
- theoriginalrahrahSave me one or two or three 😬🥃😄👏🏽😂
Heineken furtively selling alcohol exploiting Isa Nacewa and Leinster Rugby
Heineken Champions CupVerified account @ChampionsCup 25 minutes ago
The Champions Rugby Show podcast is back 
@leinsterrugby legend Isa Nacewa joins @James_Burridge and @TomMay1 to discuss the Irish province quarter-final clash having lifted the #ChampionsCup in Bilbao last season 
Take a listen 
http://bit.ly/2HTPd8i
Drinkaware furtively selling alcohol/ethanol.
Drinkaware IRL @Drinkaware_ie 22 minutes ago
Now that Spring has arrived, the bright evenings are a great motivator to get out and active. Drinking less alcohol will mean you’ll have more energy to meet your new fitness goals. http://bit.ly/drinkinglessbenefits … #MondayMotivation
Dublin Airport selling heavy alcohol with no health warning or call for restraint.
The Loop Retweeted
Dublin Airport selling heavy alcohol with no health warning or call for restraint. Totally irresponsible.
The Loop Retweeted
Departing passengers at Dublin Airport are under strong pressure to board the aircraft drunk.
The Loop Retweeted
Spreading the Loving Teeling for Valentines Day, with @TeelingWhiskey tastings in @TheLoopDutyFree, @DublinAirport
Departing passengers at Dublin Airport are given free shots of Brothership whiskey. This whiskey is nearly 60% pure alcohol/ethanol.
Connacht Whiskey Retweeted
Another great night with @AVR_Whiskey_SOC to look forward to.. @connachtwhiskey will be good to try the Brothership again!
Big belly pint bottle o’ Bulmers
@BulmersIreland ya kinda had that idea al rite#Ireland v Scotland whoop whoop
paul slaughter
Bulmers alcohol destroys your insides
Guinness Drinkaware selling alcohol-targeting tourists
Guinness Storehouse added an event.
What better way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day than a visit to Dublin 8’s Liberties’ Quarter with the Guinness Archives ☘️
The Guinness Brewery has been a defining influence in this area since Arthur Guinness famously signed the lease on the St. James’s Gate site in 1759.
Grab your friends and discover the fascinating history of our neighbourhood with the official St. Patrick’s Festival Ireland Walking Tour.
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