Actor Russell Crowe gives Donegal Muff Liquor a big New Year shout out
The Gladiator and A Beautiful Mind star posted a picture of a bottle of its gin on his Twitter account which has almost three million followers
Hollywood A-lister Russell Crowe has given Donegal brand the Muff Liquor Company a shot in the arm for the New year.
The well-known Inishowen drinks company with the quirky name is already building up a reputation around the globe.
But the 58-year-old New Zealand-born star has helped them with a little leg-up after a major shout-out on Twitter.
We need your consent to load this Social Media content. We use a number of different Social Media outlets to manage extra content that can set cookies on your device and collect data about your activity.
Read more
The Gladiator and A Beautiful Mind star posted the a picture of a bottle of its gin on his account which has almost three million followers.
The picture was simply entitled "Getting ready for 2023.”
The tweet has been viewed more than 700,000 times.
And, not surprisingly, it was accompanied by the usual quips about Muff that Donegal folk are well used to by now.
Today's Headlines
bail granted | Graham Carey banned from social media after being charged with incitement to hatred
plane chaos | Flights diverted from Dublin Airport after suspected drone spotted near runway
Fighting talk | Liam Neeson dismisses Conor McGregor as a ‘leprechaun’ who has given Ireland ‘a bad name’
in the box | Ex-Ireland star Anthony Stokes charged with 10 offences including dealing cocaine
'threat to life' | Finglas brothers to face trial over violent disorder as court told one is under ‘serious threat’
Big heart | Son of Kinahan gangster posts new romantic pic with Steven Gerrard’s daughter Lilly-Ella
horror assault | Dad (25) struck victim 20 times in 25 seconds during ‘vicious’ attack on Longford street
'hear his voice' | Bonnie Ryan says she wishes dad Gerry ‘could be here’ in emotional post
'I'm Irish' | More than 600 complaints made to BBC after broadcaster called Paul Mescal ‘British’
'about time' | Husband of Irish Coast Guard hero Caitriona Lucas welcomes inquest six years after her death