Is Dublin kilt friendly?

[Kilted KT]

I note what you say about holding your head high, KT, but on looking up kilt and Dublin on a search engine this was one of the first hits I came across, which certainly suggested Dublin might not be a safe place to go kilted.
http://www.irishabroad.com/news/iris...ncer-17Feb.asp

wow..that is just plain nuts...

solution: the Dirk Kilt Pin...works great, although you might want to re-enforce the kilt a bit.

[macwilkin]

The Dublin Fire Brigade has its own pipe band, not to mention the Irish Air Corps and Irish Army with their pipers, so you'll probably only be mistaken for a piper.

T.

[bikercelt1]

I spent time in Dublin Christmas before last. I also traveled to Belfast and the Dingle Penninsula. I wore Kilts the whole time. I had less reaction there than I get here at home in the Pacific Northwest. You don't really need a kilt pin anyway (although I like the look of it) so leave your pin at home, wear your kilt, and have a wonderful time. Dublin is a great town.

Jamie

[Roan Carter]

Personally, I would wear my kilt to dublin. I usually go without a pin as well, since the idea of putting a hole in the fabric bugs me.

If you can't wear a kilt in a place that Gaelic ...

[Pour1Malt]

ai'll bae quite surprised if ya hae oiny trooble at a'...

[Saxon Squire]

Spent three days in Dublin two years ago. Kilted the entire time. Nothing but positive feedback !!