Irish bride-to-be pleads with hotel

Noveight · 20-09-2017 05:58PM

Just listened to that back there, my God it's hilarious.

JayRoc · 20-09-2017 06:00PM

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Id agree if it was some kind of important sporting event that gets televised etc.

An amateur football match - not so much.

There was an amateur football match on last Sunday. I believe it was televised.

Hitman3000 · 20-09-2017 06:01PM

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Entirely the bride's fault tbh. The threat of 'whineline' was all hers.

Hitman3000 · 20-09-2017 06:02PM

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See that's the thing it's only your opinion which you have been very strident about but again only your opinion. In my opinion you got your ass handed to you several times.

Sofiztikated · 20-09-2017 06:03PM

If I was working at the hotel, I'd stick out a place setting for Joe Duffy.

Hitman3000 · 20-09-2017 06:05PM

fryup wrote:

do i have to think of everything

What about the extra costs man involved? Isn't that what the bride to be was whinging about? Her perceived loss of money.

iamwhoiam · 20-09-2017 06:22PM

Personally I would let the " friends " who are cancelling go jump , would ask the hotel to plate up the no shows dinners . Would wrap them in tin foil and bring to a homeless shelter or womens shelter in the area . And lwhoosh my dress and dance

the_syco · 20-09-2017 06:25PM

I wonder how many guests will decide to goto the match, and how many will decide to not show up?

Logo · 20-09-2017 06:35PM

The bride was simply looking for a hotel to compromise because some guests choose gaa over a wedding. Shock horror! Get a grip guys - it's not like she's from Leitrim. must be a bit embarrassing though

topper75 · 20-09-2017 06:43PM

We are a small little nation.

And sometimes with radio show content like this, this really gets highlighted.

Donal55 · 20-09-2017 06:45PM

JayRoc wrote: »

There was an amateur football match on last Sunday. I believe it was televised.

With a million viewers.

Cork Lass · 20-09-2017 07:10PM

Sofiztikated wrote: »

If I was working at the hotel, I'd stick out a place setting for Joe Duffy.

Why stop at the man himself - she has enough space for the whole crew.

Mitch Connor · 20-09-2017 07:31PM

Sebastian Dangerfield wrote: »

Subject to the final number still being over 130, if I understand it correctly?

Yeah,was thinking that after. Would have to think they were on the 130 minimum for this to have become the issue it clearly did.

Mitch Connor · 20-09-2017 07:34PM

Logo wrote: »

The bride was simply looking for a hotel to compromise because some guests choose gaa over a wedding. Shock horror! Get a grip guys - it's not like she's from Leitrim. must be a bit embarrassing though

And did so by trying to publicly humiliate them into it, after threatening them. There's nothing 'simply' about it.

She signed a contract, didn't want to abide by it, tried to publicly shame the other party over the contract. Why shouldn't there be criticism?

Ash.J.Williams · 20-09-2017 07:39PM

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There would be enormous knock on affects.

mikemac2 · 20-09-2017 07:45PM

"I'll be blasting this place tomorrow on the national airwaves"
"I could buy this hotel in the morning" - that was more a Celtic Tiger era one
"Did you need a college degree to get your job?"

Probably the top three sneers I heard when I worked in hotel reception. Over a fortnight you'd probably get all three

Ye like the poster a few pages, hotels get Joe Duffy thrown at them every week, nobody takes any notice

lertsnim · 20-09-2017 07:50PM

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seriously "a tramp" have you forked out for a wedding these days this is obviously a lot of money to this person and to the other 11 other twats who thanked you for this post get a life and see if any of you could afford to drop 2 grand down the back of a sofa.

Oh noooooo you called me a twat.

I didn't call her a tramp because of the wedding fiasco. I called her a lying tramp because she thought she could lie her way to a resolution and thankfully the hotel called her bluff.

myshirt · 20-09-2017 07:57PM

I'd watch this girl very closely. If there is any drink brought into the premises and drank under the table or any of that messing, I'd be making sure she foots the bill.

What a clown.

Motivator · 20-09-2017 08:17PM

I'd be bringing sandwiches with me if I was going to that wedding. You can be sure the kitchen staff will be getting creative with some of the food.

For god's sake nobody order the cream of mushroom soup.

Poor Uncle Tom · 20-09-2017 08:32PM

Motivator wrote: »

I'd be bringing sandwiches with me if I was going to that wedding. You can be sure the kitchen staff will be getting creative with some of the food.

For god's sake nobody order the cream of mushroom soup.

You can hide more in the gravy.....;)

darkdubh · 20-09-2017 08:56PM

Logo wrote: »

The bride was simply looking for a hotel to compromise because some guests choose gaa over a wedding. Shock horror! Get a grip guys - it's not like she's from Leitrim. must be a bit embarrassing though

Did you miss the whole bit about where she basically tried to blackmail the hotel with lies about having connections with Liveline?

Cork Lass · 20-09-2017 09:55PM

The sad thing about all of this is that she has single handily ruined what should be one of the best days of her life. She can't possibly be looking forward to her wedding now.

Thargor · 20-09-2017 10:03PM

Okay Ive read the thread and all the articles and I still dont get it, how did they make the leap to actually getting on Liveline? She sounded like she didnt want to do it, did the hotel arrange it?

Tbh I know she's in the wrong but if I was the owner of that hotel and I heard my manager humiliating a guest no matter how much of a muppet on national radio I mightn't be too happy...

degsie · 20-09-2017 10:07PM

The comment around 'Liveline should not be used for leverage' gave me a giggle.

osarusan · 20-09-2017 10:14PM

Thargor wrote: »

Okay Ive read the thread and all the articles and I still dont get it, how did they make the leap to actually getting on Liveline? She sounded like she didnt want to do it, did the hotel arrange it?

Tbh I know she's in the wrong but if I was the owner of that hotel and I heard my manager humiliating a guest no matter how much of a muppet on national radio I mightn't be too happy...

This is what I was thinking too.

It's one thing to bluff about calling Liveline in the hope that you get what you're looking for...but when the bluff didn't work, why go through with it? Who pushed it through?

Maybe she really did think that her complaint was legitimate, which makes me think it likely wasn't about gifts either. I'd like to know how that €2000 was arrived at.

mzungu · 20-09-2017 10:16PM

darkdubh wrote: »

Did you miss the whole bit about where she basically tried to blackmail the hotel with lies about having connections with Liveline?

A big mistake alright, going all in with a bad hand......

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mzungu · 20-09-2017 10:20PM

Cork Lass wrote: »

The sad thing about all of this is that she has single handily ruined what should be one of the best days of her life. She can't possibly be looking forward to her wedding now.

Safe to say this incident won't be mentioned in jest during any of the speeches.

Dtp1979 · 20-09-2017 10:22PM

I'm sure the chef won't spit in her salad either

DeanAustin · 20-09-2017 10:23PM

Cork Lass wrote: »

The sad thing about all of this is that she has single handily ruined what should be one of the best days of her life. She can't possibly be looking forward to her wedding now.

Exactly. Lot of proper c**ts posting on this thread. The woman was in the wrong, got exposed nationally and admitted as much. But the amount of gloating and delight in here when she's gone and ruined a day she's dreamt about most of her life (probably) is pretty sad.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 20-09-2017 10:28PM

Oh god cringing so hard after listening to that clip. Don't think she expected it to escalate as far as it did. Hotel dealt with that very professionally. I love how he offered to cancel and reschedule her wedding, a very generous offer but completely called her bluff.
I'd say she was just pure stressed out and was a bit of a nightmare so close to the big day and just didn't expect to be called out on it

Irish bride-to-be pleads with hotel

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