That's a fare distance to come for two pints
Irish Daily Mirror|September 23, 2022
New York cabbie flying to Ireland to take up passenger's beer IOU
SEAN MURPHY
That's a fare distance to come for two pints

A NEW York cab driver is spending €700 to fly 3,000 miles to Dublin for two pints of Guinness that he was promised for an unpaid fare.

Fun-loving cabbie John McDonagh happily accepted an IOU in 2013 when Dublin man Shane Gaffney, 32, could not pay up.

Shane told this paper: "I was a student, over in America on a J1 visa, working in a golf club in Connecticut and on a night out in New York.

"My credit card didn't work in the taxi and I had no cash, so I told him that we have a family pub in Dublin and asked if he would take an IOU.

This story is from the September 23, 2022 edition of Irish Daily Mirror.

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