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By Monty Tayloe
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
Are you named after a kind of plaid? Is the question”What would you wear under your Kilt?”’ more than a hypothetical to you? Do you get mad about the way the Boston Celtics pronounce their name? If you or someone you know can answer yes to these questions, Flint Hill’s newest business is of interest to you.
Anilori’s Celtic House, which opened two weeks ago, has brought a slice of the Celtic isles to Rappahannock. The store, operated by Earl and Annie Loughlin, sells a huge range of products in the Celtic motif, from Guinness T-shirts to plaid silk neckties. Just browsing Anilori’s is a vocabulary lesson. The walls are decorated with “bodhrans,” which are tambourine sized drums, and nestled among the usual silver chains and rings in Anilori’s iewelrv case are
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