AH royal wedding mega thread (no flaming queens)

Just out of interest....if he doesn't like the new Mrs (say she farts in bed or something) can he behead her?

i think everyone should boycott rte and not pay the licence fee.

You do know that by posting this, you are, in fact, encouraging further discussion about said wedding.

AH Answer: Which royal wedding?:pac:

Well my invite still hasn't arrived,they can go fook themselves at this stage.

johnmcdnl wrote: »

Who's with me


ban discussion of the royal wedding in any form from this amazing forum

As we speak The Queens English as a mark if respect, a dedicated forum should be setup.

murpho999 wrote: »

Whether I'm home or not on Friday doesn't matter.

I just don't think that the national broadcaster should be covering an event that promotes foreign monarchies, simple as that.

It's a glorified celebrity wedding and don't see how it warrants national coverage.

no its not as though anyone is interested in watching it ,except that two billion people around the world say otherwise,possbly it will attract the biggest TV audience this year,yet you do not think that irish people should be able to watch it,

TV3 are showing it as well.
I don't know what all the fuss is about it being shown here tbh. I'm sure that plenty of the people complaining watch Corrie, Eastenders, X-Factor, Strictly Come Dancing, Britains Got Talent, the Premiership etc.
What interest is the wedding of a foreign prince? Well, we get all the same media here - celeb magazines, UK papers etc., so a lot of people will be interested. Also, all those people who were into Princess Di will be interested - and there were a lot of them here.
I'm not all that interested in celeb stuff but if I'm near a tv I'll probably tune in to have a look, out of curiosity more than anything. It's not that often we get to see all the royals together after all. Does Prince Edward still exist? Will Prince Harry be hungover? Will Prince Philip offer some words of wisdom? Classic stuff:D

The Royal Wedding HD 3D, press the RED button for 126 different camera angles.

I don't have a TV so I couldn't give a flying fùck. Slap on The Wind That Shakes The Barley to cheer you up, then :pac:

i have a plan, just picture it now a few million irishmen and women gatecrashing the british royal wedding. now that would be worth putting on the telly, ......

LordSutch wrote: »

Looking to buy Royal Wedding memorabilia in Dublin, any ideas where?

sinn fein shop on parnell sq

mosi wrote: »

TV3 are showing it as well.
I don't know what all the fuss is about it being shown here tbh. I'm sure that plenty of the people complaining watch Corrie, Eastenders, X-Factor, Strictly Come Dancing, Britains Got Talent, the Premiership etc.
What interest is the wedding of a foreign prince? Well, we get all the same media here - celeb magazines, UK papers etc., so a lot of people will be interested. Also, all those people who were into Princess Di will be interested - and there were a lot of them here.
I'm not all that interested in celeb stuff but if I'm near a tv I'll probably tune in to have a look, out of curiosity more than anything. It's not that often we get to see all the royals together after all. Does Prince Edward still exist? Will Prince Harry be hungover? Will Prince Philip offer some words of wisdom? Classic stuff:D

TV3 is essentially a combination of ITV1, ITV2, and Channel 4 for people living in Ireland who dont get UK stations.



and they're showing about 8 hours of coverage compared to RTEs 3 or 4.