The beautiful Stag’s Head Pub, where you get a good pint of Guinness.
Bart and Paul, two of our members from The Netherlands.
Paul, Dory and Mark discussing the emotional feelings of being within 1Km of Guinness birthplace.
GMCVP Alan Huggett looking shocked when a newly enlightened lady member from the United States mistakenly drinks some Coca-Cola.
Guinness makes you talented.
Ground Zero for flavour.
250 years of the black stuff. That’s 3,000 months, 91,310.5497 days, 2,191,453.19 hours, 131,487,192 minutes, 7.88923149 × 109 seconds worth of Guinness.
The Master, and his craft.
Mr. Steve Fraiser, Ft. Lauderdale United States showing his amazement at hearing how much Guinness is consumed in Ireland daily.
Guinness makes you talented.
The ladies love the Guinness.
The motley crew.
A Guinness drinkers dream. A girl who likes Guinness!
A special photo: GMC Hon. Pres, and both VPGMCs in the same location.
This is so true.
The helpful staff.
She must have been very lucky to get BOTH VPs in the picture.
Mr. Peter, and Mr. Mark Kinder, and an unnamed lady.
Guinness makes you strong.
Indeed it is.
Ms. Stina from Sweden showing that in fact, Guinness is good for you.
GMC Hon. President Bernard Tyers welcoming a new member of GMC into the fold.
Ms. Regina, from Germany, along with Ms. Stacy from New York City, discussing the virtues of Guinness.
The local Pamplona Golf Society discussing the best temperature to consume Guinness.
GMCVP Jim Kellum, looking as cool as ice.
Then the dancing begun.
A Pamplona lady, sobbing outside after she heard the Guinness Monday Club had drank all the Guinness in O’ Connor’s Bar.
GMC member, Mr. Steve Ibarra, Ft. Lauderdale, United States of America taking a breather outside GM central.
The charming Mr. Robert Kiely and his lovely wife discussing the health benefits of Guinness with a new member.
Reese studying form outside O’ Connor’s Pub.
Mr. Tim Pinks, England, the friendly bar staff, and GM VP Jim Kellum chatting about Guinness stock prices.
We packed O’ Connor’s Pub, so we had to take up outside on the street.
Hon. Pres Bernard Tyers stocking up for later on in the day.
One by one, we were converting the local people to Guinness.
And then there were three.
As you can see, this is what drinking Guinness for 10 hours will do to you: make you stronger, more handsome and ready for the night!
As I said, ready for the night.
What better way to celebrate friends getting married, than holding a Guinness Monday!
Ms. Stacy Benjamin, of New York city, with an unnamed gentlemaa, enjoying a pint of ole’ Arthur in Den Haag.
Members of GMC enjoying a nice quiet pint with VPs Jim Kellum and Alan Huggett.
Members of GMC from far aware and unknown countries such as New York, America, Australia, Texas, England, and the Netherlands.
Ireland stops for the St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. And the St. Patrick’s Day celebrations stop for Guinness Monday.
While the Hon. Pres, Bernard was representing GMC in New York, both VP’s were living it up, right in the heart of Guinness land.
Discussions were in full flight, regarding how someone slipped a Bulmers pint glass onto the Guinness table.
Our two German members, Uwe and Malte, with 4 future Guinness drinkers and members of the official Guinness minors marching band.
Mr. Tim Pinks, Mr. Rick Musica, and some American gentlemen being welcomed as members of the Guinness Monday Club.
Mr. Mike Pinks, Uwe and Malte, members of the Guinness Monday Club.
Mr. Musica finishing a refreshing pint of Guinness in a record 4 seconds.
Again, Mr. Musica edging closer and closer to the men’s toilets, expecting a visit from the curious turtle, or the black panther.
Some of the new female members of Guinness Monday.