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‘Until next time Boston’: Scottish newspaper ad thanks city for welcoming Tartan Army
“Boston, you’ve embraced us like long-lost cousins who turned up unannounced, drank all your beer, decorated your statues, and somehow remained welcome.” The post ‘Until next time Boston’: Scottish newspaper ad thanks city for welcoming Tartan Army appeared first on Boston.com.
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Daily Mail
· Jun 23, 2026
They think it's ale over! England fans arrive in Boston to find departing Tartan Army has drunk the city's beer supplies...
They think it's ale over! England fans arrive in Boston to find departing Tartan Army has drunk the city's beer supplies...
Irish News
· Jun 23, 2026
Irish History Boys: Cross-border ambulance dash
Irish History Boys: Cross-border ambulance dash
Associated Press
· Jul 4, 2026
LIVE: Tall ships gather in New York ahead of Sail4th 250
Live from New York as tall ships anchor ahead of the Sail4th 250 celebration marking America's birthday. #newyork #tallships #america250 #usa #live
Football | The Guardian
· Jun 24, 2026
Scotsmaxxing hits Ocean Drive as Tartan Army’s World Cup party goes on
The Boston consensus appeared to be that the city centre hadn’t been so lively in years. Miami has its turn now“It’s hot, too hot. Very, very hot,” says Clark from Dalkeith, who is standing on a sidewalk in Miami. “I want a wee Arctic blast for about half an hour to calm down.”We’re outside the Auld Dubliner in downtown, where a number of Scots have gathered to watch the England game and apparently not for reasons of schadenfreude (at least not initially). The mood is upbeat, there are locals arriving to share the vibe, and nobody appears to have tired of drinking just yet. Continue reading...
New Musical Express
· Jul 9, 2026
The Mary Wallopers on “Irish expression” and “heavier” new album ‘Paddywhackery’: “If the English knew what happened, they wouldn’t be so quick to be marching with St George’s crosses”
The rebel folk band spoke to NME about the isolation of being Irish in England, the fallout of having their Victorious 2025 set cut off, not shying away from saying something that’s right, and more, as they share new single ‘Landlord's Demise’ The post The Mary Wallopers on “Irish expression” and “heavier” new album ‘Paddywhackery’: “If the English knew what happened, they wouldn’t be so quick to be marching with St George’s crosses” appeared first on NME.
The Independent
· Jun 22, 2026
Boston Irish pub at heart of World Cup Tartan Army campaign prepares for England fans
More staff have been drafted in to The Dubliner- and more beer
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Related coverage for "‘Until next time Boston’: Scottish newspaper ad thanks city for welcoming Tartan Army": Daily Mail — They think it's ale over! England fans arrive in Boston to find departing Tartan Army has drunk the city's beer supplies.... Irish News — Irish History Boys: Cross-border ambulance dash. Associated Press — LIVE: Tall ships gather in New York ahead of Sail4th 250. Football | The Guardian — Scotsmaxxing hits Ocean Drive as Tartan Army’s World Cup party goes on. New Musical Express — The Mary Wallopers on “Irish expression” and “heavier” new album ‘Paddywhackery’: “If the English knew what happened, they wouldn’t be so quick to be marching with St George’s crosses”. The Independent — Boston Irish pub at heart of World Cup Tartan Army campaign prepares for England fans