You are forced to learn how Guinness is produced once you step in to the facility. Of course, it is up to you to skip all those details and just climb up to the top floor where compliment one pint of Guinness is served.
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馬鹿はたたっ斬るしかねえか。
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- Birthday today
- Bye bye Ireland
- The Shakill Rd
- Piece line
- Murals on The Falls Rd
- City Hall
- Belfast town
- Last Irish breakfast
- A giant fish
- The Cloth Ear
- Dunluce Castle
- Really amazing place!
- The Giant's Causeway
- Old Bushmills Distillery
- Carrick-a-rede Ropebridge
- Views from bus
- Carrickfergus Castle
- Day tour to north of Northern Ireland
- Belfast Cathedral
- Train trip to Belfast
- Bye bye Mr. Joyce
- Time to leave Donnybrook Hall
- An Evening of Food, Folklore and Fairies
- The Brazen Head
- Tug the rope!
- National Museum
- Merrion Square
- His name is...
- Doors
- O'Connells
- Dublin Castle tour
- An ironic status?
- Well, it's not so bad
- How to produce beer
- Guinness Storehouse
- Kilmainham Gaol Historical Museum
- Porterhouse
- Jameson Distillery
- The temple bar
- Irish actors
- Happy new year
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About Me
- Mach Koishi
- A.K.A. Kendo Osaka. Half man half machine since a serious injury in his right ankle in 2010 winter time. Thanks to brilliant Swedish doctors and nurses, he is now able to create more horse power than used to before the injury. He can run fast, he can raise heavy weight at gym and he can ski excellently.