Croke Park residents to seek concert injuctions.....your opinions?

Lukehandypants · 14-02-2014 03:49PM

I'd be pretty pissed off if I was living near croke park.
The way they are been treated is shocking by yer man peter Mc Kenna.
Imagine all the people coming up pissing in yer garden throwing rubbish everywhere all that hideous noise(country music)
3 days would suck, any more than 3 is a major pain in the arse for people that live there.

RiverOfLove · 14-02-2014 04:03PM

Over in magicmum.com, there was a thread in 2009 about u2 and one of the residents was giving out saying that she was inside and she heard someone take a piss outside. How those residents have any creditibilty is beyond me.

Lukehandypants · 14-02-2014 04:06PM

RiverOfLove wrote: »

Over in magicmum.com, there was a thread in 2009 about u2 and one of the residents was giving out saying that she was inside and she heard someone take a piss outside. How those residents have any creditibilty is beyond me.

Maybe there was a gang of them all havin a laugh in her garden, and perhaps there was a manky smell of piss in her front garden when she came out.

bumper234 · 14-02-2014 04:12PM

RiverOfLove wrote: »

Over in magicmum.com, there was a thread in 2009 about u2 and one of the residents was giving out saying that she was inside and she heard someone take a piss outside. How those residents have any creditibilty is beyond me.

Terraced houses, most front doors lead straight into the living room, Some manky pissed up ****er taking a piss outside your front door would easily be heard.

B0jangles · 14-02-2014 04:18PM

RiverOfLove wrote: »

Over in magicmum.com, there was a thread in 2009 about u2 and one of the residents was giving out saying that she was inside and she heard someone take a piss outside. How those residents have any creditibilty is beyond me.

One single person said one quite possibly accurate thing 5 years ago and somehow this affects the credibility of all the residents now?

Edit: You're the one who actually believes a singer when they say "<Insert current cityname here> fans are the best in the world WOOOOO!" aren't you?

LOL

Jamsiek · 14-02-2014 04:22PM

Holsten wrote: »

Bunch of moaners.

You live there, you KNOW this will happen. Suck it up.

You haven't been following this thread obviously

stefan idiot jones · 14-02-2014 04:23PM

Has Garth or any of his people commented on this fiasco yet?

anncoates · 14-02-2014 04:25PM

Lukehandypants wrote: »

http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/republic-of-ireland/garth-brooks-dublin-gig-faces-cancellation-court-bid-30009740.html

LOL. Can you imagine.

To the winter palace!!

bumper234 · 14-02-2014 04:26PM

stefan idiot jones wrote: »

Has Garth or any of his people commented on this fiasco yet?

Is he on twitter? Facebook?

edit: maybe him

https://www.facebook.com/GarthBrooks

14-02-2014 04:31PM

Ranchu wrote: »

Where is there 70,000 foreign hillbillies that would be willing to travel to Dublin for a gig?

The north, that's where. They will arrive in coaches and leave in coaches as soon as the gig is over. Anyone that thinks there are 70,000 people flying to the island for this need their head examined.

I was thinking the same thing. If you were purchasing tickets from northern Ireland you would be using ticketmaster.co.uk. That would mean you would be classed as a purchaser from abroad?

That 70k figure can be significantly reduced if you take out sales from NI.

stefan idiot jones · 14-02-2014 04:32PM

bumper234 wrote: »

Is he on twitter? Facebook?

edit: maybe him

https://www.facebook.com/GarthBrooks

What did he say?

I don't do the social media thing, too old.

smileyj1987 · 14-02-2014 04:32PM

stefan idiot jones wrote: »

Has Garth or any of his people commented on this fiasco yet?

I doubt he will moan or cry about the situation . He will just pick a new place for his comeback and have it there . Once he makes his millions I can't see him complaining too much at all .

Jamsiek · 14-02-2014 04:33PM

Deacon Ashy Penguin wrote: »

Are you serious going to argue this point for a person who sold over 400,000 tickets in a few hours?

Ireland seems to be a special case here. A country singer would never sell that many tickets anywhere else in the world outside the hillbilly states in the US.
It's almost like Ireland is caught in a time warp where everyone has gone back 20 years.
I think that's why Garth is focussing in Ireland, because he needs the money.

Deacon Ashy Penguin wrote: »

128 million album sales in the US alone....and you use the word "was" :rolleyes:

When were the majority of those 128 million albums sold? 20 years ago?

bumper234 · 14-02-2014 04:51PM

From the other Garthie thread :rolleyes:

HardLuckWoman wrote: »

I think I said it a few pages back that we should protest.

5 months camping outside croke park vs 5 nights of concerts.

Which one would they like?

smileyj1987 · 14-02-2014 05:09PM

bumper234 wrote: »

From the other Garthie thread :rolleyes:

Now if you are willing to protest for 5 months outside croke park for a concert to go ahead you must lead a very sad life !

Johnny_Fontane · 14-02-2014 05:10PM

smileyj1987 wrote: »

Now if you are willing to protest for 5 months outside croke park for a concert to go ahead you must lead a very sad life !

totally going to piss on your tent

will1977 · 14-02-2014 05:21PM

For anyone local residents interested, there is a residents meeting on Saturday at 1530.
PM me if you want details

end of the road · 14-02-2014 05:23PM

bumper234 wrote: »

Concerts go on till 11:00 PM and the streets a in the area are not clear until 01:00 AM

and? they could easily be over by 8 with the streets cleared by 10, depending on what restrictions the council put on the events licence

end of the road · 14-02-2014 05:28PM

bumper234 wrote: »

Maybe now they will believe

maybe he has read the thread and decided to play on the delusians of the residents by agreeing their was an agreement when their wasn't, and then to wind them up said the GAA wouldn't honour it, thats what happened i'd say, i don't believe such an agreement exists and nothing will convince me of it

end of the road · 14-02-2014 05:31PM

RiverOfLove wrote: »

Over in magicmum.com, there was a thread in 2009 about u2 and one of the residents was giving out saying that she was inside and she heard someone take a piss outside. How those residents have any creditibilty is beyond me.

i don't know, its beyond me

14-02-2014 05:35PM

Jamsiek wrote: »

When were the majority of those 128 million albums sold? 20 years ago?

He was 6th in CD Album sales in the US in 2013, his stuff isn't available for download so its unfair to compare to overall sales but he would be inside the top 20 without downloads which in itself is impressive.

dub_skav · 14-02-2014 05:36PM

end of the road wrote: »

maybe he has read the thread and decided to play on the delusians of the residents by agreeing their was an agreement when their wasn't, and then to wind them up said the GAA wouldn't honour it, thats what happened i'd say, i don't believe such an agreement exists and nothing will convince me of it

I had to quote this, it's a thing of beauty

end of the road · 14-02-2014 05:38PM

bumper234 wrote: »

From the other Garthie thread :rolleyes:

what other thread

RiverOfLove · 14-02-2014 05:47PM

end of the road wrote: »

what other thread

From the gigs and events section.

RebelSoul · 14-02-2014 06:00PM

RiverOfLove wrote: »

Over in magicmum.com, there was a thread in 2009 about u2 and one of the residents was giving out saying that she was inside and she heard someone take a piss outside. How those residents have any creditibilty is beyond me.

There's a website called magicmum.com??! Ugh

ProfessorPlum · 14-02-2014 06:01PM

end of the road wrote: »

maybe he has read the thread and decided to play on the delusians of the residents by agreeing their was an agreement when their wasn't, and then to wind them up said the GAA wouldn't honour it, thats what happened i'd say, i don't believe such an agreement exists and nothing will convince me of it

How about if it was announced from the alter on Sunday?

14-02-2014 06:15PM

ProfessorPlum wrote: »

How about if it was announced from the alter on Sunday?

I'm surprised it took this long in the thread for the standard after hours dig at Catholics.

end of the road · 14-02-2014 06:40PM

Deacon Ashy Penguin wrote: »

I'm surprised it took this long in the thread for the standard after hours dig at Catholics.

sadly for him i'm not catholic so his little dig failed in relation to me

ProfessorPlum · 14-02-2014 06:54PM

Deacon Ashy Penguin wrote: »

I'm surprised it took this long in the thread for the standard after hours dig at Catholics.

Who said anything about Catholics? And where is the 'dig'? Very Presumptous of you.

weldoninhio · 14-02-2014 08:31PM

wedger wrote: »

Weldy old chap... Why would we put it out there it's our trump card... Save it for the court room where it will have most impact... As for seeing the contract I have it right here in front if me... And our solicitor has it and so do a few others.

Now of it dosent exist why haven't Croke Park challenged us to produce it??? I'll tell you why little boy it's because they are sh1tless that it gets public cos then they are Fcuk'ed...!!! Bye bye Brooksy!!!

Your arguement makes zero sense. If its printed in a national paper will it not stand up in court??

But if it gets made public they're screwed, so you aren't making it public? Are you waiting for a payoff?? Thats what it looks like.

Croke Park residents to seek concert injuctions.....your opinions?

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