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Scottish Fan Gets Irn-Bru Tattoo for Anniversary

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Emma Ferrier, a Scottish superfan, gets a permanent Irn-Bru tattoo to celebrate the drinks 125th anniversary. Irn-Bru opens a pop-up tattoo shop, offering free ink to fans, with Emma being one of the lucky fifty-one. The event highlights the drinks rich history and strong connection with its fans.

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Scottish Fan Gets Irn-Bru Tattoo for Anniversary

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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Scottish Fan Gets Irn-Bru Tattoo for Anniversary. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 25th. Welcome to Edinburgh News Today, powered by AI. A Scottish Superfan has taken her passion for Arnbrew to the next level with a permanent tattoo of the drink's famous can on her arm. Emma Ferryer joined dozens of others in celebrating the soda's 125th anniversary. Last weekend, Arnbrew opened a pop-up tattoo shop in Glasgow, handing out free ink to 51 fans picked from social media entries. Emma made the trip from her home in East Lothian and picked her design on the spot. The 29-year-old says the session at the studio took just 30 minutes and she loves how it stands out from her other tattoos. For her, it's all about sharing a fun piece of Scottish culture wherever she goes. Arnbrew's team sees the event as a nod to the drink's long history and bold spirit. They're reviving a classic slogan that ties into its industrial Scottish origins. Events like this show how Arnbrew stays close to fans' hearts, blending the style to it with fresh energy for years to come.

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