Kilted Pennsylvanians Unite!

**harpergr** · 5th July 05, 10:12 AM

Originally Posted by Jimmy Carbomb

I guess I'll be seeing you at Brittingham's in Lafayette Hill at 9:00pm on Friday July 22nd?;-)

If you go to the Adams County Irish Festival, just go east on 30 from the Battlegrounds, and you'll see the signs. Last year was hilarious, and there are plenty kilts. OH... they DO serve Guinness.

Anytime you want to go to Tir Na Nog at 16th and Arch... you let me know! I have been there a few times other than St. Pat's, and love the place. It's always nice to experience the place in its "natural form".

I'll endeavor to get to Brittingham's on the 22nd, but I have a hiking trip to Ricketts Glen planned for the morning of the 23rd, so...

Adams County sounds more likely. I'm curious to hear the band. The bios are compelling. And, as long as there's Guiness.

Tir Na Nog is a possibility, but not too likely in a kilt on a weekday. Wearing one to work here in Center City Philadelphia was disappointingly enlightening.

I suppose I learned my lesson.

**davedove** · 5th July 05, 10:17 AM

I would definitely be interested in a kilt night in the Gettysburg-York area. I live in Frederick, MD and a trip to Philly is a bit far for an evening.

**Jimmy Carbomb** · 6th July 05, 07:13 AM

Originally Posted by davedove

I would definitely be interested in a kilt night in the Gettysburg-York area. I live in Frederick, MD and a trip to Philly is a bit far for an evening.

Well Dave... try to head-up to Gettysburg on the 16th, and you'll (at least) be able to hang-out with some other kilted people. The Festival is a blast, and is NOT one of those over-blown tourist traps. The locals truly appreciate the day, and treat all visitors as such.

As for York or Gettysburg kilt nights, we're actually looking at the Harp & Fiddle in York for some appearances. We'll see what comes up.

**sav** · 6th July 05, 12:24 PM

O'Rorke's in Gettysburg is another possibility.

**Woodsheal** · 6th July 05, 05:33 PM

O'Rorke's is great! Downstairs in the Dobbin House used to be a neat hang-out site, too, until it turned into primarily a restaurant....

**LordDamax** · 27th July 05, 06:48 AM

Let us all know if you'll be in York Jimmy... I live in MD but am always up in Glen Rock at a friends house nearly every weekend refurbing their house. (Still waiting on my damn workmans UK argh!) A trip to york for the evening would be a welcome diversion from framing, drywall and the like