Charity benefits after ‘Burns supper the Dundee way’
ByThe Courier Reporter
The gallon whisky bottle being emptied at the Royal Arch in Broughty Ferry. A cystic fibrosis charity was chosen because a regular at the pub, Forbes White, lost his daughter Joy to the genetic disorder. From left: Forbes, Irene and Julia White with Stephen Thompson and Jonathan Stewart.
An old gallon bottle of Bell’s whisky was emptied yesterday as part of Burns Night celebrations in Broughty Ferry.
Regulars at the Royal Arch had been filling the bottle with money for years.
Dundee United chairman Stephen Thompson presented a cheque to Julia White, representing a cystic fibrosis charity.
Landlord Jonathan Stewart said: “It’s Burns supper the Dundee way!
“I remember back in the day when Bell’s bottle breakings for charity were an almost weekly occurrence.”
Charity benefits after ‘Burns supper the Dundee way’
