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The Rusty Mackeral's Sarah Jessica Parker pint of Guinness
As someone who frequents south-west Donegal, Sarah Jessica Parker knows the run of things.
The award-winning actor, producer and businesswoman, together with her husband Matthew Broderick and children regularly visit Kilcar.
Over the road in Carrick is home to the Rusty Mackeral, a renowned traditional Irish bar, restaurant, and accommodation made famous for its traditional music and warm, friendly atmosphere. For St Patrick's weekend, they put a Sarah Jessica Parker design on their Guinness.
The Rusty Mackeral's photograph, which was posted on Saturday, was picked up by Invivo, who have a collaboration with Parker, and shared to its Instagram following of over 50,000.
Invivo, in their own words, "make wine, gin and vodka our mates would drink, and we talk about it the same way they would: honest, down to earth, and without the BS."
The post read: "If you know, you know... @guinness. Happy St Patrick's Day for tomorrow to all those who are celebrating it this weekend! Picture taken by our friends at @therustymackerel!"
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