Earlier today, we posted a story about a sign in the window of The Dock Bar and Grill in Montauk, New York.
The sign read: no yapping mutts, no Irish drunks, no screaming kids, no cell phones, no strollers and no public restrooms. However, the sign has since been changed and now reads "no sensitive drunks".
Pauline Turley, vice chairperson of the board of Irish Arts Centre in New York, noticed the original sign and told
IrishCentral.com that she was upset by it.
Ms Turley, from Co. Down, said “I was taken aback by the way that kind of stereotype was so blatantly displayed. “No Irish Drunks,’ that’s very pointed”.
"If you spoke about any other religion or race they would probably take offense to it, but the Irish have a sense of humour," said the owner of the bar, George Watson.
The original sign sparked controversy when it was shared via social media accounts including Twitter and Watson clearly decided it was time for a change...
H/T to Newstalk 
