The dishes on the menu include warm marrowbone which is extracted from a cow's shinbone using a two-man saw in the middle of the dining room itself.
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The distillery is located in the Liberties area of Dublin, close to where Walter Teeling, an ancestor of the family had established a distillery on Marrowbone Lane in 1782.
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:Between its junction with N1 at Granby Row and its junction with R110 at Cork Street via Dorset Street Upper, Bolton Street, King Street North, Queen Street, Liam Mellowes Bridge, Bridgefoot Street, Thomas Court and Marrowbone Lane all in the city of Dublin.
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In his book, " The Whisky Distilleries of the United Kingdom ", Barnard described Marrowbone Lane as having some of the biggest distilling equipment in the world, including two mash tuns with capacities in excess of 100, 000 gallons, which were the " said to be the largest in the United Kingdom ".
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Other versions include " The Aul'Man and the Churnstaff ", and " Woman from Yorkshire . " In Scotland it is known as " The Wily Auld Carle " or " The Wife of Kelso . " In Ireland there are variations called " The Old Woman of Wexford " and " Tigaree Torum Orum . " A more recent version originating in America without the " marrowbones " is known as " Johnny Sands ."
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Marrowbone was passed down to his son George, and remained in the family for the next five generations, until 1881 . " Following the calamities of the War Between the States, this splendid property passed out of the hands of the former owners and has been allowed to deteriorate beyond recognition . " Other accounts say that Marrowbone plantation was constructed in 1759, in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, which later became part of Henry County.
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Marrowbone was passed down to his son George, and remained in the family for the next five generations, until 1881 . " Following the calamities of the War Between the States, this splendid property passed out of the hands of the former owners and has been allowed to deteriorate beyond recognition . " Other accounts say that Marrowbone plantation was constructed in 1759, in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, which later became part of Henry County.
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Marrowbone was passed down to his son George Hairston, and remained in the family for the next five generations, until 1881 . " Following the calamities of the War Between the States, this splendid property passed out of the hands of the former owners and has been allowed to deteriorate beyond recognition . " Other accounts say that Marrowbone plantation was constructed in 1759, in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, which later became part of Henry County, Virginia.
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Marrowbone was passed down to his son George Hairston, and remained in the family for the next five generations, until 1881 . " Following the calamities of the War Between the States, this splendid property passed out of the hands of the former owners and has been allowed to deteriorate beyond recognition . " Other accounts say that Marrowbone plantation was constructed in 1759, in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, which later became part of Henry County, Virginia.
