What images should be printed on new Irish Punt banknotes?

Killer Pigeon

So say the €uro were to collapse, what images (buildings, landscapes, personalities) would you like to be printed on the new IR£ banknotes?

I found the last IR£ banknotes to be pretty boring, they need to be livened up a bit.

£5:

£10:

£20:

£50:

£100:

£200:

£500:

Cillian13

Bertie Ahern should be on the lot

mackg

Already a thread about this.

im invisible

Go back to the ones we had before the ones we had before...

Killer Pigeon

mackg wrote: »

Already a thread about this.

There is? All I see is a thread about the Central Bank "not printing punts". I created this thread for people to suggest what the new notes should look like.

J. Marston

Put Trapattoni on the fiver.

EKClarke

Dustin

Gerry Ryan

Gay Byrne

Ian Paisley

Bertie

Jedward

Over lord of Europe Angela Merkel

ALL HAIL OVER LORD MERKEL!!!

FearDark

This thread is yet another reason why AH is a load of old **** these days.

*sigh*

Wasn't this thread done a million times before.
Wait wasn't this thread done already YESTERDAY?

zenno

this Guy could do it...

:pac::pac::pac:

saywhatyousee

I liked the old notes.If they are printing new Irish currency they better keep the old 50p coin i loved that.Also i hope they get rid of 1 and 2p coins they should round it to 5s and 10's.

im invisible

Gimme two bulls for a fish, four horses for a deer we used to say...

mackg

Killer Pigeon wrote: »

There is? All I see is a thread about the Central Bank "not printing punts". I created this thread for people to suggest what the new notes should look like.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=75886018#post75886018

old_aussie

An image of greed on one side and a picture of the tax man on the other.

gurramok

An image of a greedy Celtic tiger on one side and an image of it extinct on the other!

danniemcq

Bertie Ahern in a gotse pose.

Jsut so we always remember what FF did to this country

Ellis Dee

Something like this that illustrates the true state of our economy:;);)

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-bdCwAtPVLGk/TVzMZ88Tt0I/AAAAAAAABH8/xD1EB1PbSAk/s1600/IMG_3325.JPG

im invisible

mackg wrote: »

http://m.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=75886018#post75886018

yeah and that one ended well didnt it, started off all-right, but ended up turning into a debate about the economy, ffs :rolleyes:


Edit.
..but to borrow an idea from that thread, portraits and quotes, i reckon we could do a Father Ted series,

£5: Mrs. Doyle

£10: Ted

£20: Dougal

£50: Jack

£100: Len Brennan

£200: ???

£500: Fintan Stack

not to sure about what quotes would go with each, other than 'Ive had my fun, and thats all that matters'

Sunnyisland

You could put a Bull on one side and a load of **** on the other :-) The BS notes.

Ted_YNWA

heres a few .

http://files.broadsheet.ie/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/461491939.jpg



These serial no's should be on all notes

JohnnyTodd

Father Oliver Brennan
Brian mc Fadden
Derek Davis

danniemcq

im invisible wrote: »

yeah and that one ended well didnt it, started off all-right, but ended up turning into a debate about the economy, ffs :rolleyes:


Edit.
..but to borrow an idea from that thread, portraits and quotes, i reckon we could do a Father Ted series,

£5: Mrs. Doyle

£10: Ted

£20: Dougal

£50: Jack

£100: Len Brennan

£200: ???

£500: Fintan Stack

not to sure about what quotes would go with each, other than 'Ive had my fun, and thats all that matters'

we could have the quote "resting in my account" in Irish across the top or somthing

Rasputin reborn

im invisible wrote: »

Gimme two bulls for a fish, four horses for a deer we used to say...

Don't you mean five horses for a stag!:)

CreepingDeath

With hyperinflation, the €500 will be the smallest note.

You'll be paying €20,000 for a pint.

Cathaoirleach

Just go back to the Series B notes - they were the nicest.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Series_B_Banknotes_%28Ireland%29

blackbird98

a Gallows??? seeing as we were all hung out to dry!!!

tfitzgerald

I was showing my daughter some old coins I have and she thought the old money was beautiful with all the lovely animals and she wanted to know could we use it again . I told her probably. She is only six

danniemcq

CreepingDeath wrote: »

With hyperinflation, the €500 will be the smallest note.

You'll be paying €20,000 for a pint.

you nearly do that in Dublin anyway!

Oh i love my 3.80 pints up here

Jesus Wept

im invisible wrote: »

yeah and that one ended well didnt it, started off all-right, but ended up turning into a debate about the economy, ffs :rolleyes:


Edit.
..but to borrow an idea from that thread, portraits and quotes, i reckon we could do a Father Ted series

im invisible wrote: »

£5: Mrs. Doyle

A load of men spending £5 notes!

im invisible wrote: »

£10: Ted

This money was just resting in my wallet.

im invisible wrote: »

£20: Dougal

Wahey! We're all going go heaven.

im invisible wrote: »

£50: Jack

DRINK FECK GIRLS ARSE

im invisible wrote: »

£100: Len Brennan

I'm a Bishop you little bollix.

im invisible wrote: »

£200: ???

....

Tazz T

Speaking of pints, how about a dirty pint of Guinness on it. Each note can be the equivalent of a pint. Imagine how fast it would speed up the queue in the pub with no change give out.

Immaculate Pasta

Something that reflects our history of folklore, writing great literature and hopefully a Republican who fought for our freedom which too many Irish people are quick too shun but I know they never would.

Something like:

Brian Boru
Arthur Guinness
James Joyce
Padraig Pearse
Catherine McAuley

Just a thought :cool:

danniemcq

Georgia Salpa?

although there might be some hesitation taking them off guys if they are slighty worse for wear...

Knowing how broke we are, is it rather pointless to have a £100 and £500?

The Outside Agency

£5: Bosco

£10: Twink

£20: Dustin The Turkey

£50: Eddie Hobbs

£100: Tubridy

£200: Bertie Ahern

£500: Peter Sutherland (Goldman Sachs)