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Sarah Jessica Parker
Sex and the City star Sarah Jessica Parker has praised Donegal for its great pubs and says she enjoys visiting the Rusty Mackerel pub near Sliabh Liag.
The Hollywood star was speaking during an Instagram Live interview with with wine expert Kevin O’Callaghan about her new wine which is launching in Supervalu stores. Her new wine, has received spectacular reviews in America.
The actress has been holidaying in Kilcar for around three decades with her husband, Matthew Broderick, and their children.
“We have some great pubs in our neighbourhood there. Every time we are there I try to have a glass of Guinness,” she said.
She added that she enjoys to watch the pouring of the pint when she visits the local.
Soup which is made in Kilcar has a special place in the star's heart who admits to trying to recreate much of the food they enjoy in Donegal later in the States. However, it often falls short of the mark.
The family also enjoy crisps during their time in Kilcar an SJP says she eats a lot of them during her visits to the area.
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