The party started early for Scots celebrating Robbie Burns Day.
The beer was flowing at the annual Robbie Burns Day bash at Fionn MacCools on Friday. The Eau Claire pub also treating guests to some traditional Haggis and of course, bagpipes.
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The holiday is traditionally celebrated on January 25th – the birthday of Scottish poet, Robbie Burns.
Burns is widely known as Scotland’s national poet. His most notable work is “Aulde Lang Syne”.
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