Just in time for St. Patrick's Day we have our lovely redhead we introduced for the holiday back in 2010. Amanda Neal returns for a Blast from the Past shoot sporting a Bullz-Eye T-Shirt which she then proceeds to take off for some spectacular implied photos. Amanda even has some green highlights in her pretty red hair, and as you can see she's added some new tattoos as well. Look for more photos from this curvy Girl Next Door as we have a set with her posing next to a motorcycle as well.

Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day we have our lovely redhead we introduced for the holiday back in 2010. Amanda Neal returns for a Blast from the Past shoot sporting a Bullz-Eye T-Shirt which she then proceeds to take off for some spectacular implied photos. Amanda even has some green highlights in her pretty red hair, and as you can see she’s added some new tattoos as well. Look for more photos from this curvy Girl Next Door as we have a set with her posing next to a motorcycle as well.

Our friends at Busted Tees sent over a bunch of great t-shirts for our models and Amanda picked out two to take home. We got some quick shots of her in these great t-shirts as we were working on her next photoshoot (check back soon!).

Meanwhile, head to Busted Tees and check out hilarious shirts like the “Haters Gonna Hate” shirt in the slideshow above.

What better to get you in the mood for a day of drinking on St. Patrick’s Day than a photo of a beautiful Irish model with green eyes and strawberry blonde hair – our very own Amanda Neal. She got into the spirit in her photo shoot with plenty of green St. Patrick’s Day gear, and we expect you’ll run into plenty of Irish hotties like Amanda who will get friendlier by the hour as they drink up more beer on this excellent holiday.

Speaking of beer, many of you will be drinking up plenty of Guinness, but our beer expert Mike Barkacs has another Irish beer suggestion for your drinking pleasure – Murphy’s Stout.

St. Patrick’s Day seems to be a problem for many people. Well, it’s become a problem for me anyway. On that day, I can’t seem to stand at a bar more than five minutes without some stumbling amateur falling into me, sloshing my drink and soaking me with theirs. Otherwise fairly normal people, albeit dressed in garish and silly clothing, take to whooping and hollering for no apparent reason, morning, noon and night. Almost all bar conversations devolve into slurred professions of either undying love or spluttering demands to step outside. It’s Saturday night with all the good bits removed. What is the perfect beverage for this happy and festive occasion? Murphy’s Stout works on just about every level.

On this, of all days, something mistakenly Irish is actually most appropriate. Sure, there’s always the ubiquitous black stuff that everyone else will be having, but that may be a tad too genuine. Guinness is fine, but save that for all the other days of the year. Murphy’s looks the part of a popular Irish beer, even though it’s not made in Cork anymore. It’s black with a tan head — what else do you want? It might be a tad creamier than its more famous cousin, but you’d be hard pressed to spot a difference between the two by sight alone. So, like the rest of the revelers, it will easily pass for Irish just this once. Even if it is now made in, well, England. Birthplace of St. Patrick himself.

Of course, you don’t have to drink Irish beer on this Irish holiday, so feel free to check out Mike’s other beer reviews for other options.