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Friday 22 November, 2024

A keg just exploded upstairs in this Galway pub and it rained beer

WHAT. A. DAY.

OF ALL THE days to believe in alcohol-related miracles, March 17th might be the time for a leap of faith.

And this afternoon, the revellers in The Salt House bar in Galway might just have seen a sign from above:

A keg exploded upstairs and it started raining beer

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Luckily there were umbrellas handy to shield them from the downpour.

As Cait wrote on Twitter:

A keg exploded upstairs. It’s literally raining beer. The most Irish day ever.

Sure you wouldn’t be moving elsewhere because there’s just no seats to be had

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A sign from above.

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