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Whiskey to make its way up the Grand Canal
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TWO SPECIALLY selected casks of whiskey are sure to evoke
memories when they travel along the Grand Canal from Kilbeggan to
Dublin this August.
The shipment will be the first of its kind in over five decades.
It is being transported to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the
end of the commercial use of the canal.
Labelled Locke's "Grand Crew" Irish Whiskey, the casks were
selected at the Cooley distillery in Kilbeggan, Co Westmeath,
specifically for the celebration.
On completion of the journey, the whiskey will be bottled and
presented to surviving Grand Canal boatmen at a reception in ...
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