THE Margin was interested to see that Iceland got its first Irish pub last month with the opening of the Dubliner in the capital Reykjavik. Owned and run by a man with obvious Irish roots Bjorni Omar it apparently sold 100,000 pints of Guinness in its first two weeks. A Bjorn again market for the black stuff.
Cool market for the black stuff
THE Margin was interested to see that Iceland got its first Irish pub last month with the opening of the Dubliner in the capital…
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