The term was used to refer to a a regiment of British soldiers recruited to serve in Ireland after the First World War. They had a reputation for being quite brutal and have been accused of many attrocities against the Irish in the years 1919-21.
SoCal Guinness gal NetMichelle meets New Yawker black & tan(bass) VonRyan on St. Paddy's day in the city.We did everything except march...lol...loads of fun!
I got writers block right now...lol...give me a week or so and I'll get my creative juices together to write a review.
The term was used to refer to a a regiment of British soldiers recruited to serve in Ireland after the First World War. They had a reputation for being quite brutal and have been accused of many attrocities against the Irish in the years 1919-21.
Talk about trying to mince my words...lol...Take that!
I guess you knew also that the first known reference to the expression Black & Tan was in reference to a breed of beagles used as hunting dogs in Ireland.
Just the FAQS JACK!
Clink on the link and drink!(sounds cool man...cool!)
Yes I did. I was in Ireland last year. And I was told by my host that he (native Irishman) never has had corn beef and cabbage. Also he says there Jamesson and Bush drunk by both Catholics and protestant ("I;ve never known an Irishman to turn either down"). But there are little people.
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