An Larmhi (Maroon) Alcohol Ink 15ml

So why the name An larmhí?

Maroon is one of the colors of County Westmeath, so yeah... An larmhí.  County Westmeath has the largest castle in Ireland, a 180m tall hill which had a pagan castle on top from where pagan Irish kings ruled the land for 200 years and lots of other really interesting history.  Meath is the geographical center of Ireland and said to be the meeting place for Ireland's five ancient provinces, the name Meath is derived from the ancient kingdom of Mide meaning middle.  In 1543, during the Tudor re-conquest of Ireland the Parliament of Ireland passed an act dividing the county into two, the eastern portion retaining the name Meath and the western portion called Westmeath.  Originally Meath and Westmeath were one County.

• Kielty Inks are formulated to be free of ethanol and methanol and are non acidic.
• Kielty Inks have exceptionally low toxicity compared to other brands which are acutely toxic (skull and crossbones symbol), you would need to drink our ink to notice negative effects.  Even then it would take multiple bottles to do any real harm, its not exactly tasty, so unless you have screws loose you would not be drinking it.  Yes, I tasted it.  I am a scientist.... with screws loose apparently.
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