Doonbeg Begorragh!

Poor Uncle Tom · 05-06-2019 9:31pm #1

Why all the paddywhackery?

Jumping around the street in glee, it's like they won the lotto...

Beechwoodspark · 05-06-2019 9:31pm

Looked great on the news in the sunshine.

Word is some of the trumps are going to join the locals for a few scoops

05-06-2019 9:32pm

The Donald looks after his own flock.

Poor Uncle Tom · 05-06-2019 9:36pm

Deleted User wrote: »

The Donald looks after his own flock.

You're typing wanker wrong....

suicide_circus · 05-06-2019 9:37pm

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Looked great on the news in the sunshine.

Word is some of the trumps are going to join the locals for a few scoops

theyre tea totallers

SEPT 23 1989 · 05-06-2019 9:42pm

300 people in work

Food on the table mortgages being paid

Things that actually matter to normal people

Spanish Eyes · 05-06-2019 9:45pm

Donald Duck Trump does not give a F about anything apart from his ego.

Doonbeg can welcome him all they wish, well why not?

Oh and just to be frivolous can someone tell me why DT's ties go down to his knees! Mad Ted!

SafeSurfer · 05-06-2019 9:47pm

Poor Uncle Tom wrote: »

Why all the paddywhackery?

Jumping around the street in glee, it's like they won the lotto...

I think you don’t understand what paddywhackery is.

These are local Irish people welcoming a head of state and a large local employer to their village.

odyssey06 · 05-06-2019 9:51pm

Whenever I hear doonbeg said on tv my brain repeats it as doomed... said by sgt frasier on dads army.

https://youtu.be/V7NlFWh7Sz8

Wheeliebin30 · 05-06-2019 9:51pm

Go on Donald.

The snowflake generation might just melt this time.

Spanish Eyes · 05-06-2019 9:54pm

suicide_circus wrote: »

theyre tea totallers

Is that something to be proud of given all the sh ite that he has spouted so far.

Say nothing and live your life the way you want to. And of course he goes to Church too.

Well you have to go to Church in MURICA, or you are an apostate. Presence at church works so much. Ugh.

arybvtcw0eolkf · 05-06-2019 9:54pm

The Messiah has certainly put that place on the map this week.. I've never heard of it before his visit, now the next time I'm down that way if I see a sign for it I'll likely spin by, looks great on telly.

Hedgelayer · 05-06-2019 9:59pm

Oh the irony of these biggots undermining the people of Doonbeag.

It's not exactly the kind of place where you'd find employment easily,apart from seasonal work in hotels and restaurants, shop's etc.

If the locals appreciate him so be it, we live in a democratic Republic.

His business has put food on people's tables.

If we all look after our own patch instead of thinking a micky mouse protest will make any difference.

I seen a clip of the protesters, typical type's of educated idiot's craving attention.

Blow ins, what's worse is they indoctrinate their kids by bringing them along and get them into the whole polava.
It's very sad to see.

I suppose there's people who wrestle with their version of pigs because the pig's love it.

Does Donald give a toss, of course not he couldn't care less.
It goes with the job....

Psychlops · 05-06-2019 9:59pm

Ah yes, us Irish the great ironics, delighted to use US products like iphones & watch their TV shows & go to their country for jobs/J1's or visit one of our family over there or as some lads do, wanna join the Marines, but don't you dare bring your head of state over here for a visit that he wanted, how dare they.:rolleyes:

Welcome Mr President.

Hedgelayer · 05-06-2019 10:01pm

Shawn Ripe Gray wrote: »

The Messiah has certainly put that place on the map this week.. I've never heard of it before his visit, now the next time I'm down that way if I see a sign for it I'll likely spin by, looks great on telly.

It's one the best surf and fishing beaches in Clare.
It's a storm beach, majestic looking when there's an offshore breeze and a heavy.ground swell.

_blaaz · 05-06-2019 10:02pm

How much is this costing us in tax?

Beechwoodspark · 05-06-2019 10:04pm

_blaaz wrote: »

How much is this costing us in tax?

10 million for security alone is the figure being quoted

Wheeliebin30 · 05-06-2019 10:06pm

Did anyone actually watch the rte news and the protesters behind the camera?

Jaysus.

listermint · 05-06-2019 10:06pm

Who's gonna buy it when it all comes crashing down from weird international money funnelled through it.

Or do people actually think this place washes it's own face....

_blaaz · 05-06-2019 10:07pm

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

10 million for security alone is the figure being quoted

Jesus wept....hope the US pays up....pretty sure he arrived without offial invitation

odyssey06 · 05-06-2019 10:10pm

_blaaz wrote: »

Jesus wept....hope the US pays up....pretty sure he arrived without offial invitation

Have you seen our corporation tax revenues courtesy of US companies?

What would FG do with the ten million... that would pay for 10 reports! From PWC.

Lucy8080 · 05-06-2019 10:10pm

Shawn Ripe Gray wrote: »

The Messiah has certainly put that place on the map this week.. I've never heard of it before his visit, now the next time I'm down that way if I see a sign for it I'll likely spin by, looks great on telly.

Yup. searched it myself on google maps. I'd guess that hotel and golf course is making a massive difference for a lot of local families and small businesses. Caddying jobs for local youngsters in summer,hotel wages going into the local town shop/pubs.

It looks a pretty small place that would otherwise be bypassed on the way to Clare's more touristy spots.The locals ain't gonna rock the boat. Who could blame them!

Poor Uncle Tom · 05-06-2019 10:13pm

Hedgelayer wrote: »

Oh the irony of these biggots undermining the people of Doonbeag.

It's not exactly the kind of place where you'd find employment easily,apart from seasonal work in hotels and restaurants, shop's etc.

If the locals appreciate him so be it, we live in a democratic Republic.

His business has put food on people's tables.

If we all look after our own patch instead of thinking a micky mouse protest will make any difference.

I seen a clip of the protesters, typical type's of educated idiot's craving attention.

Blow ins, what's worse is they indoctrinate their kids by bringing them along and get them into the whole polava.
It's very sad to see.

I suppose there's people who wrestle with their version of pigs because the pig's love it.

Does Donald give a toss, of course not he couldn't care less.
It goes with the job....

How many sides does your mouth have?

Your Face · 05-06-2019 10:13pm

I love it.

_blaaz · 05-06-2019 10:15pm

odyssey06 wrote: »

Have you seen our corporation tax revenues courtesy of US companies?

What would FG do with the ten million... that would pay for 10 reports! From PWC.

How much of this tax revenue is courtsy of trump companies here??

This lad isnt here in a offial.capacity as US president i taught (i could be wrong though!)???

Still waters · 05-06-2019 10:16pm

Hedgelayer wrote: »

I seen a clip of the protesters, typical type's of educated idiot's craving attention.

...

1 protester on the news said she felt the need to come out to shannon this evening to voice her opinion, like it fcukin mattered one iota what was rolling around in the vacuous space between her ears, opinions are like arseholes, everyone has one, and her child was prompted to talk and let off a spiel of utter sh1te that's she heard repeated ad nauseam by her parents while they sat around there communal fcukin vegetable garden telling everyone they shower once a week to save water, the ****

DEFTLEFTHAND · 05-06-2019 10:17pm

Felt sorry for the young lad being interviewed at the protest.

He was asked what did he think of Trump.

He paused, before reciting his poem. He's a bigot, he's a sexist, yadd yadda.

Poor chap looked like a scared cult member trying to stay on script.

odyssey06 · 05-06-2019 10:17pm

_blaaz wrote: »

How much of this tax revenue is courtsy of trump companies here??

This lad isnt here in a offial.capacity as US president i taught (i could be wrong though!)???

I dont think the Taoiseach regularly meets the owners of golf clubs in Shannon... at least I hope not. Only gets out of bed just for popstars and presidents.

Hedgelayer · 05-06-2019 10:17pm

Poor Uncle Tom wrote: »

How many sides does your mouth have?

You can do better than that, soundbites are easy

Harry Palmr · 05-06-2019 10:18pm

The golf club was there before the Donald Trump became an international threat, it will be there long after.

Until it's washed away by vicious storms and rising sea levels!

Hedgelayer · 05-06-2019 10:19pm

Still waters wrote: »

1 protester on the news said she felt the need to come out to shannon this evening to voice her opinion, like it fcukin mattered one iota what was rolling around in the vacuous space between her ears, opinions are like arseholes, everyone has one, and her child was prompted to talk and let off a spiel of utter sh1te that's she heard repeated ad nauseam by her parents while they sat around there communal fcukin vegetable garden telling everyone they shower once a week to save water, the ****

These are the same type of people who gam on about religion and politics....

Jimbob1977 · 05-06-2019 10:20pm

President Obama stayed about 19 hours and a motorway plaza was named after him.

President Trump is surely owed a motorway plaza and a few town streets.

odyssey06 · 05-06-2019 10:20pm

Harry Palmr wrote: »

The golf club was there before the Donald Trump became an international threat, it will be there long after.

Until it's washed away by vicious storms and rising sea levels!

Trump will build the wall. Nobody does it better. Doonbeg is not doomed!

_blaaz · 05-06-2019 10:21pm

odyssey06 wrote: »

I dont think the Taoiseach regularly meets the owners of golf clubs in Shannon... at least I hope not. Only gets out of bed just for popstars and presidents.

Its not meeting is the problem (think its good to have meeting with forgien leaders etc)

Its just to me seems an extravagent waste of resources when lads going around shooting each other in dublin for what is an unoffial visit by trump.....will we be expected to do same into the future when he retires??

odyssey06 · 05-06-2019 10:21pm

Jimbob1977 wrote: »

President Obama stayed about 19 hours and a motorway plaza was named after him.

President Trump is surely owed a motorway plaza and a few town streets.

Or a golf club?

El_Bee · 05-06-2019 10:21pm

It makes me sick to see them roll out the welcome for drumpf, if they love walls so much maybe we can wall off doonbeg from the rest of the country

odyssey06 · 05-06-2019 10:24pm

_blaaz wrote: »

Its not meeting is the problem (think its good to have meeting with forgien leaders etc)

Its just to me seems an extravagent waste of resources when lads going around shooting each other in dublin for what is an unoffial visit by trump.....will we be expected to do same into the future when he retires??

if its an unofficial visit why did leo meet him?

If the lads are shooting each other in dublin arent going to be caught with all the corporation tax revenue we have 10million wont make a damn bit of difference.

Lucy8080 · 05-06-2019 10:24pm

Harry Palmr wrote: »

The golf club was there before the Donald Trump became an international threat, it will be there long after.

Until it's washed away by vicious storms and rising sea levels!

True. But now, it will always be a Golf Club that was owned and visited by a P.O.T.U.S.

For the town of Doonbeg that's a massive (financially lucrative) change in their circumstances. .

_blaaz · 05-06-2019 10:28pm

odyssey06 wrote: »

if its an unofficial visit why did leo meet him?

This is what i am curious to find out....as afaik offial visits go through the Aras and meet president aswell (kinda like how he met queen)

Seems ludicrious money to be spending so as he can holiday here????,id hope that we would be billing him,if this is unoffial(why are my taxes spent on this,fcuk knows i pay enough??)....the national budget will be tight enough with brexit this year

Spanish Eyes · 05-06-2019 10:30pm

Be all forgotten when he departs. Bet Melania might crack a smile too.

freshpopcorn · 05-06-2019 10:31pm

At least Trump told Kevin where the lobby was!

Spanish Eyes · 05-06-2019 10:32pm

Lucy8080 wrote: »

True. But now, it will always be a Golf Club that was owned and visited by a P.O.T.U.S.

For the town of Doonbeg that's a massive (financially lucrative) change in their circumstances. .

Great for the Doonbeg natives, but the rest of us could not give two hoots really, and eaten bread is soon forgotten.

odyssey06 · 05-06-2019 10:40pm

_blaaz wrote: »

This is what i am curious to find out....as afaik offial visits go through the Aras and meet president aswell (kinda like how he met queen)
Seems ludicrious money to be spending so as he can holiday here????,id hope that we would be billing him,if this is unoffial(why are my taxes spent on this,fcuk knows i pay enough??)....the national budget will be tight enough with brexit this year

National broadband plan is ludicrous money in the billions.
This is a once off visit by the head of state of the USA costing ten million.
Whats the budget for tourism ireland? Think of it as coming from that.

Lucy8080 · 05-06-2019 10:41pm

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

Great for the Doonbeg natives, but the rest of us could not give two hoots really, and eaten bread is soon forgotten.

Fair enough! Squeeze those pips Doonbeg! Think of the extra hang sangwiches and tae that will be sold today, to hungry protesters!

Sweetemotion · 05-06-2019 10:41pm

El_Bee wrote: »

It makes me sick to see them roll out the welcome for drumpf, if they love walls so much maybe we can wall off doonbeg from the rest of the country

riffmongous · 05-06-2019 10:42pm

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

Great for the Doonbeg natives, but the rest of us could not give two hoots really, and eaten bread is soon forgotten.

Indeed it's his policies with respect to trade and support of Brexit that will affect the entire country that are of greater concern

tupenny · 05-06-2019 10:44pm

I actually like the misogynist racist. Trying to follow through with promises at least. More true to his word than most

_blaaz · 05-06-2019 10:44pm

odyssey06 wrote: »

National broadband plan is ludicrous money in the billions.
This is a once off visit by the head of state of the USA costing ten million.
Whats the budget for tourism ireland? Think of it as coming from that.

Noone is argueing againest these points

But its ridcolus me paying tax and it to be spend so this lad can have a holiday and it seems not bother with an offial visit??

Whats even the point of it like,??

Can you gaurntee it to be a once off....or will we have to find money into the future for visits when he retires??

InTheShadows · 05-06-2019 10:45pm

Wheeliebin30 wrote: »

Did anyone actually watch the rte news and the protesters behind the camera?

Jaysus.

Usual mob of layabouts. Most of us are too busy working.

Rhys Essien · 05-06-2019 10:45pm

Donny’s young fellas are after turning up for a lash of pints.

https://twitter.com/zaraking/status/1136386840016109569?s=21

tupenny · 05-06-2019 10:48pm

tupenny wrote: »

I actually like the misogynist racist. Trying to follow through with promises at least. More true to his word than most

Also the protesters would annoy him more by giving him zero attention. He clearly thrives on it

Doonbeg Begorragh!

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