Hurling County Final Winners "Celebrate" in Style

DJIMI TRARORE

Them girls are no patch on "juicy Lucy" from many years ago

Donald Trump

Jim Bob Scratcher wrote: »

Sorry man I can't spill the beans. But I would not recommend googling an Irish escort website and looking at the Kilkenny area for an Italian blonde haired women with big melons

Any truth to the rumour that you've already "spilled the beans" onto Ms Fifi's knockers in the past?

McMurphy

A Little Pony wrote: »

Undignified but it's not a surprise as it is the GAA.

I dunno why it's "not a surprise" the GAA are a fairly disciplined and well behaved and professional organisation on the whole.

Apart from that, this party had no involvement with, or by the GAA, who can't be held responsible for what happens at private party's in private premises. But I guess you know that already.


/awaits sectarianism accusations or insinuation.

riffmongous

Was there not something about making prostitution more or less illegal in Ireland in the last years?

_Kaiser_

I dunno.. bunch of lads get drunk, hire some strippers, some idiot leaks the footage and outrage ensues. You'd think we'd be a little more relaxed to sex at this stage, but I guess the spectre of Catholic Ireland still looms large over some.

A bit more discretion wouldn't have gone amiss, but beyond that I don't see the harm. I haven't seen the video (just the edited pictures and a pixellated extract) but it seems like all concerned had a laugh!

As for the comments on Fifi.. you don't get a rack like that without some extra curves elsewhere too! (Well unless they're fake but natural FTW).

Balmed Out

Stupid generalisations of country life and the gaa. As true as an assumption that all student parties enjoy a good dead dolphin to play with.

Jimbob1977

Two girls

One cup

H'on Ballyraggett

Galwayguy35

Purple Mountain wrote: »

One of the tabloids has run with this on it's cover today.
It looks really seedy, like some expose from The Sunday World. I wouldn't like to be the guy in the photos suddenly thrust into the spotlight.

Ah sure at least he got to thrust into a few other places first.

Ash.J.Williams

A Little Pony wrote: »

Undignified but it's not a surprise as it is the GAA.

You'll have to explain that one....

Berserker

A Little Pony wrote: »

Undignified but it's not a surprise as it is the GAA.

Oh, they won't like that! This kind of incident belongs under the GAA carpet. They'll hold some sort of "internal review" until it all blows over.

BENDYBINN

Disgraceful....
Would a good ceili band be more appropriate for the celebrations and maybe a free mineral bar.

EPAndlee

In fairness it's fairly harmless what went on. People making a big deal over nothing. It's a private function so it's none of the publics business. GAA don't want anything to do with it. According to them it's kilkennys problem

Hooks Golf Handicap

There's no story here bar the social media lesson.

I read the escort with the big knockers even said she had a great time and all the lads were gentlemen.

I don't see what it has to do with the GAA or anyone.

Carry on.

Deank

Berserker wrote: »

Oh, they won't like that! This kind of incident belongs under the GAA carpet. They'll hold some sort of "internal review" until it all blows over.

Well played :pac:

strandroad

The DNA bonanza this cup must be now! Next round winners will wear gloves accepting it

foxatron

Big deal over nothing. A lot of people must live very sheltered lives going by how much publicity this is getting, fook sake.

Collie D

A Little Pony wrote: »

Undignified but it's not a surprise as it is the GAA.

Wouldn't find that carry on in the local lodge...not least because a pair of Papist Italians wouldn't get through the door

Berserker

strandroad wrote: »

The DNA bonanza this cup must be now! Next round winners will wear gloves accepting it

Maybe the whole thing is a ploy to turn their competitors off winning it next season.

Collie D wrote: »

Wouldn't find that carry on in the local lodge...not least because a pair of Papist Italians wouldn't get through the door

Deflection mode alert!!!

Collie D

Berserker wrote: »

Maybe the whole thing is a ploy to turn their competitors off winning it next season.



Deflection mode alert!!!

No deflection at all. That particular poster's main contribution to this forum is to sneer at anything remotely Irish, Catholic, nationalist or basically non-Unionist.

feargale

A Little Pony wrote: »

Undignified but it's not a surprise as it is the GAA.

Examples please, Ross?

McMurphy

Berserker wrote: »

Deflection mode alert!!!

It's hardly deflection.

Insinuating the GAA as an organisation is responsible for what a few of its members get up to, in a private establishment, at a private event, is mischief making at best.


Trolling (and true to form) at worst.

TheRiverman

A few Brian Cody training matches that Jackie Tyrell describes vividly in his book would knock the stiffness out of them

feargale

Berserker wrote: »

Oh, they won't like that! This kind of incident belongs under the GAA carpet. They'll hold some sort of "internal review" until it all blows over.

Ah yes, bad behaviour is unique to the GAA, never ever happens in Rugby, Soccer, athletics etc etc.. Cut the ould kneejerk, black and white, lazily thought out bigotry.

Berserker wrote: »

Thou shall not criticise the GAA!!

-V-

Surprised they know what a stripper is.

Another kneejerk contribution that contradicts itself.

I repeat, when I see an idiot obsessively looking over his fence into his neighbour's backgarden and decrying the weeds therein I shudder to ponder the state of his own backgarden.

snowflaker

He might be pasty but he's toned all the same!

tomwaterford

TheRiverman wrote: »

A few Brian Cody training matches that Jackie Tyrell describes vividly in his book would knock the stiffness out of them

I'd say the hooker is the preferred method of taking the stiffness out

MadYaker

A fairly tasteless celebration it has to be said. Manky hookers old enough to be their mothers in some sh!te country pub, and they put whole thing on snapchat? Not the brightest are they?

Duffy the Vampire Slayer

Some people really have an irrational hatred of the GAA and just love to get a dig in at the first opportunity.

Esel

Collie D wrote: »

Wouldn't find that carry on in the local lodge...not least because a pair of Papist Italians wouldn't get through the door

Strippers were non-denominational.

delly

It'll be mostly forgotten in a few weeks time, but I would genuinely be concerned for the main guy in the video and the leaker. Having this limelight suddenly put upon them could be to much to handle if they realise how long it'll follow them around.

andekwarhola

It's all a bit crass and indiscreet but it was a private party. As always in these situations, you just wonder about the little rat that get their kicks from putting this stuff online and trying to humiliate people although maybe this was just stupidity rather than malice.

smurgen

Getting a blowjob in a bar full of people that you know is strange carryon to say the least.

nice_guy80

turns out it was a 21st party with strippers

and the hurling team left the cup in the pub from the night before

Joeseph Balls

Berserker wrote: »

Maybe the whole thing is a ploy to turn their competitors off winning it next season.
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I dont think the competition for the intermediate cup worries Ballyragot much not that they are senior.

andekwarhola

nice_guy80 wrote: »

turns out it was a 21st party with strippers

and the hurling team left the cup in the pub from the night before

Gotta hand it to HQ when it comes to the propaganda offensive

Joeseph Balls

nice_guy80 wrote: »

turns out it was a 21st party with strippers

and the hurling team left the cup in the pub from the night before

Youve been in their WhatsApp group

northknife

Can ya imagine the sledging thats gonna go in the next match that they play. Its going to be fecking priceless.


I think the guy getting the tune played on his flute should wear a hidden cam just for the crack and post it again.

Collie D

Collie D wrote: »

No deflection at all. That particular poster's main contribution to this forum is to sneer at anything remotely Irish, Catholic, nationalist or basically non-Unionist.

Precisely, which is why the bould Berserker feels compelled to defend him. Berserker's posts have never exactly inspired confidence in his chosen side in Irish history. Or, to put it another way, he'd absolutely certainly be in one of the trucks in this scene (from 0:55).

The fact that they think that people who are GAA members - of which there are about 500,000 - having strippers or whatever in their private lives is a big issue of shame for the GAA organisation is mildly amusing in a 'Christ these are desperately bigoted hoors' sort of way. I can't imagine anybody even thinking about posting similarly if soccer or rugby players did something this juvenile. It's a level of small mindedness and suarachas which is thoroughly befitting, alas.

nuac

Just a bit of fun.

Should not have been sent to media.

GAA headhonchos getting excited about this should instead detail what is being done to protect youngsters from sexual predators

jiltloop

PTH2009 wrote: »

Zebra3 wrote: »

What business is it of the GAA what its members do in their spare time? :rolleyes:

And how do you propose those people (even if they wanted to) teach them a lesson?

Teach them some respect and not be dragging cups that are around for years into such filt

From the pictures it looks like there's a couple of cups that have dragged around for years too

jelutong

nuac wrote: »

Just a bit of fun.

Should not have been sent to media.

GAA headhonchos getting excited about this should instead detail what is being done to protect youngsters from sexual predators

I quite agree. All consenting adults. Much ado about nothing.

jelutong

jelutong wrote: »

I quite agree. All consenting adults. Much ado about nothing.

Again, not necessarily.

Consenting adults may be a defence to assault charges, obviously, but it's no defence to public indecency. So if a fellow sits in a public place pulling the lad off himself, saying he consented to it kinda misses the issue, or even if he does it at a GAA do or a 21st. The issue for me is...just how private was it? It seems to have changed from a private GAA event (which is very rare) to a private 21st.

brooke 2

tastyt wrote: »

Couldn't care less myself but I do know if this was a soccer team there'd be outrage and it would be called disgusting and disrespectful behaviour.

These are salt of the earth, honest GAA lads though so it'll be just a little bit of celebrating that got out of hand and is very out of character for these altar boys!!!!

It was mentioned on The Tonight Show tonight that the pics got into the Whats App group of the mothers of the U-10 players! :eek:

jelutong

It was very much a private party. Security was very tight. Bouncers on the door and also mingling with the revellers on the dance floor.

deco nate

jelutong wrote: »

It was very much a private party. Security was very tight. Bouncers on the door and also mingling with the revellers on the dance floor.

Security was very tight? unlike the strippers...also, when you say mingling...??

endacl

Esel

deco nate wrote: »

Security was very tight? unlike the strippers...also, when you say mingling...??

Minding the strippers?

Fair to say that Glanbia wasnt the biggest milk producer in the town this week

deco nate

Esel wrote: »

Minding the strippers?

I was reading between the lines... minging...

Music Box

Does anyone know when the next round of the intermediate championship is on?

Filmer Paradise

andekwarhola wrote: »

It's all a bit crass and indiscreet but it was a private party. As always in these situations, you just wonder about the little rat that get their kicks from putting this stuff online and trying to humiliate people although maybe this was just stupidity rather than malice.

Well I hope that fool gets the kicking that he’s been begging for for years & truly deserves.

The eejit that made that viral has an awful lot to answer for .