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Arthur's Day takes over
Millions of revellers will raise pints of the world’s most famous stout today to toast the birth of Guinness.
Global celebrations will mark Arthur’s Day and 250 years since the Irish brewer went into business.
Dublin’s St James’s Gate will host the hub of festivities to commemorate founder Arthur Guinness. Patrons will raise their glasses at 17.59 to celebrate the signing of its lease in 1759.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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