When Irish Pubs Saved the Economy

Witness History: Witness Archive 2017 - Een podcast door BBC World Service

Categorieën:

In May 1970 Ireland's banks were forced to close for 6 months when workers went on strike. But in an age before ATMs and debit cards the Irish found a way of getting hold of their money - at the pub.Photo:Three glasses of Guinness on a bar in Downings, Co. Donegal, Ireland (BBC)

Visit the podcast's native language site