Hurling County Final Winners "Celebrate" in Style

washman3 · 27-10-2017 1:01am

Music Box wrote: »

Does anyone know when the next round of the intermediate championship is on?

Nowlan Park next Sunday week. All-ticket, but completely sold out in 10 minutes this morning.!!
Rumour has it that it may be switched to Croke Park to facilitate the demand.;)

brooke 2 · 27-10-2017 1:02am

nice_guy80 wrote: »

turns out it was a 21st party with strippers

and the hurling team left the cup in the pub from the night before

dastardly00 · 27-10-2017 3:36am

washman3 wrote: »

Nowlan Park next Sunday week. All-ticket, but completely sold out in 10 minutes this morning.!!
Rumour has it that it may be switched to Croke Park to facilitate the demand.;)

Followed by the post-match celebrations in the Citywest Hotel! :pac:

Realt Dearg Sec · 27-10-2017 3:48am

dastardly00 wrote: »

washman3 wrote: »

Nowlan Park next Sunday week. All-ticket, but completely sold out in 10 minutes this morning.!!
Rumour has it that it may be switched to Croke Park to facilitate the demand.;)

Followed by the post-match celebrations in the Citywest Hotel! :pac:

Is that an official club function or...?

McMurphy · 27-10-2017 6:59am

washman3 wrote: »

Nowlan Park next Sunday week. All-ticket, but completely sold out in 10 minutes this morning.!!
Rumour has it that it may be switched to Croke Park to facilitate the demand.;)

Our club have a supporters bus organised. It will be leaving our clubs car park on the Sunday and return possibly the Tues or Wednesday.

No minors allowed.

greenspurs · 27-10-2017 9:31am

tomwaterford wrote: »

Any money says it was his sister knowing Kilkenny

And it would be yere brother in Waaaaaterford, but as per all big occasions yee would fail to perform ..................

BENDYBINN · 27-10-2017 9:46am

Music Box wrote: »

Does anyone know when the next round of the intermediate championship is on?

Nov 4th
Playing a strong Kildare team...I'd say they will get blown away..

Nettle Soup · 27-10-2017 10:26am

BENDYBINN wrote: »

Nov 4th
Playing a strong Kildare team...I'd say they will get blown away..

Yeah Ballyragget will need to be careful - those Kildare lads pull hard!

Shurimgreat · 27-10-2017 10:50am

Hooks Golf Handicap wrote: »

There's no story here bar the social media lesson.

I read the escort with the big knockers even said she had a great time and all the lads were gentlemen.

I don't see what it has to do with the GAA or anyone.

Carry on.

Agreed. Snowflakes getting outraged on social media and in the press is the story.
The GAA is run by conservative elites and well paid suits who hate to see anyone have fun. This kind of conservatism has also made its way into the views of prominent pundits who hate to see any kind of change or progress.

As for this only happening with GAA players, there's countless tales of soccer and rugby players doing worse.

Zebra3 · 27-10-2017 12:05pm

Guards investigating now according to the Indo.

McMurphy · 27-10-2017 12:13pm

Zebra3 wrote: »

Guards investigating now according to the Indo.

This is ridiculous IMO.

Investigating what exactly?

Lads win a championship match on a Sunday.
Party Sunday night to celebrate.
Some lads join a Monday club and celebrations continue Monday too.
Tuesday, most of the revellers stagger back to work that morning hungover but none worse the wear.
Tuesday night, a lad who turned 21 had a party in a local. (He just happens to be part of the winning team too, but that's where the GAA connection and involvement ends)
Friends organise a couple of strippers for him. (God bless them)
One of the strippers takes a shine to your man and a sex act took place between 2 consenting adults.

Good to see the guards putting members of the force to some use lol.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9CynvMlFyo

ChikiChiki · 27-10-2017 12:22pm

All consenting adults involved. Whats the issue here?. This is being blown (no pun intended) way over the top. The stripper is being touted as a victim by womens groups and advocates when she is clearly not. Sure she was deloghted to get her mug in the sun in the following days.

The lads got caught up in high jinks, them type of celebrations wouldnt be my cup of tea but eh whatever floats your boat.

Nettle Soup · 27-10-2017 12:30pm

Zebra3 wrote: »

Guards investigating now according to the Indo.

Oh great. Our useless Gardaí still have their priorities all wrong.

Penn · 27-10-2017 12:35pm

Is it not that the women were escorts, not strippers, so her blowing him means they paid her for sex?

I'm not saying the guards should bother investigating it at all, but it is quite likely a law was broken.

MadYaker · 27-10-2017 12:36pm

Nettle Soup wrote: »

Oh great. Our useless Gardatill have their priorities all wrong.

If a crime was committed do you think they should ignore it?

jmayo · 27-10-2017 12:39pm

Deleted User wrote: »

A private event? In a pub? Was it all ticket, with security on the door to ensure youngsters were not allowed in?

Presume they would have needed some permission from the club to bring the cup to a private event.

Consenting adults is a defence to assault allegations, but if I go to a pub for a few drinks the last thing I was to see is some young fellow sticking his penis into a stripper's mouth. I don't consider myself a prude, but come on.

I am no fan of some of the shyte GAA do, and that includes a lot of things at local level.

But you can't blame the organisation for this or indeed the club unless the club chairman organised it, the treasurer ponied up for it and the secretary drove them to the event.

It would be like blaming the FA in England for Wayne Rooney's nighttime adventures, Leicester's antics in Thailand or the RFU for the England teams dwarf tossing antics.
BTW it wasn't the same kind of tossing the lads in Kilkenny got up to.

And this is yet another instance of why smart phones in the wrong hands are very dangerous.

McMurphy · 27-10-2017 12:41pm

Penn wrote: »

Is it not that the women were escorts, not strippers, so her blowing him means they paid her for sex?

I'm not saying the guards should bother investigating it at all, but it is quite likely a law was broken.

The strippers can claim they were paid to strip.

Anything else was coincidental between two consenting adults.

McMurphy · 27-10-2017 12:43pm

MadYaker wrote: »

If a crime was committed do you think they should ignore it?

What crime took place?

Collie D · 27-10-2017 12:45pm

Penn wrote: »

Is it not that the women were escorts, not strippers, so her blowing him means they paid her for sex?

I'm not saying the guards should bother investigating it at all, but it is quite likely a law was broken.

Prove it. All parties involved can say the girls were paid to strip, whatever happened after was coincidental.* Complete BS of course but can't see a conviction at the end of this and as sleazy as people may think this was, they were all consenting adults and nobody was hurt. Waste of Garda time

*Of course there's the possibility that Mr. Gob****e with the mobile phone probably has footage of money being handed over with the agreement that it's for sex.

Penn · 27-10-2017 12:46pm

Rick Shaw wrote: »

The strippers can claim they were paid to strip.

Anything else was coincidental between two consenting adults.

I agree, however that doesn't mean the guards can't or shouldn't investigate it. Though then it calls up the question of could the crime be public indecency?

Again, I don't think the guards should bother with it. Maybe pull a few of the guys in and give them an unofficial warning at most. But if the guards determine that a crime was possibly committed, how can they not be seen to at least be doing something about it? They can't just ignore it completely especially given the publicity surrounding the situation.

Penn · 27-10-2017 12:49pm

Collie D wrote: »

Prove it.

There's a screenshot going around of both women on the escortireland website and being listed in Kilkenny. It's possible that's where the lads got their numbers, even if they only paid the girls to strip. Again, not unreasonable for the guards to investigate it based on that even if nothing comes of it.

josip · 27-10-2017 12:49pm

Does anyone really think the Gardai are investigating this?
It's like when you have your bike stolen or your house burgled.
You go through the motions. They go through the motions.
But everybody knows that at the end of the day nothing will come of it.

(Edit) The Indo is a pile of sh1te for gobsh1tes

valoren · 27-10-2017 12:53pm

_Kaiser_ wrote: »

I dunno.. bunch of lads get drunk, hire some strippers, some idiot leaks the footage and outrage ensues. You'd think we'd be a little more relaxed to sex at this stage, but I guess the spectre of Catholic Ireland still looms large over some.

A bit more discretion wouldn't have gone amiss, but beyond that I don't see the harm. I haven't seen the video (just the edited pictures and a pixellated extract) but it seems like all concerned had a laugh!

As for the comments on Fifi.. you don't get a rack like that without some extra curves elsewhere too! (Well unless they're fake but natural FTW).

It is now 'comely maidens pole dancing at the crossroads'

Floki · 27-10-2017 12:56pm

The story that won't die.

http://www.irishmirror.ie/sport/gaa/hurling/i-sex-gaa-party-lads-11416430?service=responsive

I think the tame word 'stripper' can be thrown in the bin now and replaced with prostitute.

valoren · 27-10-2017 1:00pm

Floki wrote: »

The story that won't die.

http://www.irishmirror.ie/sport/gaa/hurling/i-sex-gaa-party-lads-11416430?service=responsive

I think the tame word 'stripper' can be thrown in the bin now and replaced with prostitute.

She's not a prostitute your honour, she is a stripper who fell over, repeatedly, onto his knob.

nelly17 · 27-10-2017 1:03pm

Has Joe Brolly not been on grabbing headlines on this yet?

27-10-2017 1:04pm

jmayo wrote: »

I am no fan of some of the shyte GAA do, and that includes a lot of things at local level.

But you can't blame the organisation for this or indeed the club unless the club chairman organised it, the treasurer ponied up for it and the secretary drove them to the event.

It would be like blaming the FA in England for Wayne Rooney's nighttime adventures, Leicester's antics in Thailand or the RFU for the England teams dwarf tossing antics.
BTW it wasn't the same kind of tossing the lads in Kilkenny got up to.

And this is yet another instance of why smart phones in the wrong hands are very dangerous.

???

I'm not blaming the GAA at all.

I don't think it was acceptable. I think what happened was pretty lowbrow. But my criticism is directed at the individuals. If it was a GAA function, perhaps they can discipline those involved. But it certainly isn't their fault.

nelly17 · 27-10-2017 1:04pm

valoren wrote: »

She's not a prostitute your honour, she is a stripper who fell over, repeatedly, onto his knob.

That penis was just resting in her mouth

jmayo · 27-10-2017 1:33pm

josip wrote: »

Does anyone really think the Gardai are investigating this?
It's like when you have your bike stolen or your house burgled.
You go through the motions. They go through the motions.
But everybody knows that at the end of the day nothing will come of it.

(Edit) The Indo is a pile of sh1te for gobsh1tes

They are only interested in whistle blowing not any other kind of blowing.

Hooks Golf Handicap · 27-10-2017 1:34pm

Good lord . . . . I'm sure this is top priority in Garda HQ
Optics dear boy, optics
. . . . Slowly the memory fades as the next shiney headline comes into view
Then it will be like the thing the Guards were investigating last week . . . the thing . . what was it again
Anyway, rest assured the Guards are looking into this & we'll soon have answers

McMurphy · 27-10-2017 1:38pm

Floki wrote: »

I think the tame word 'stripper' can be thrown in the bin now and replaced with prostitute.

Ah. Glad that ones cleared up. Had me confused since Wednesday so it had.

TheRiverman · 27-10-2017 1:40pm

"Case dismissed,this girl was in her working clothes"Patricia The Stripper,Chris DeBurgh.

Nettle Soup · 27-10-2017 1:56pm

MadYaker wrote: »

If a crime was committed do you think they should ignore it?

Big If and yes they should ignore it like they ignore many other 'crimes'.

They should continue blowing into their breath testing equipment and recording false data. They are good at that.

Or maybe the useless fcekers should investigate how banks, that the taxpayer rescued, were systematically robbing 1000s of tracker mortgage holders.

That's only if they aren't too busy stitching up McCabe and the other honourable whistleblowers...illegally

Does that answer your question?

Colser · 27-10-2017 1:59pm

If I was the young fellas mother I'd be gunning for the person that recorded that and shared it,what a rotten ,sneaky thing to do.It's ridiculous that as well as the usual warnings about drinking too much etc.on a night out we now have warn our kids that everything they do on a night out is probably recorded by some smart arse and if shared will always be associated with them in years to come...thank God this didn't happen years ago and I hope that many of the adults judging that young fella remember the things that they did on nights out and weren't unlucky enough for it to be public knowledge the next day.

I'd be disgusted if any of my kids were responsible for sharing that and while I'd feel like killing them if it were caught in the act like that I'd still feel sorry for them.....nothing worse than the snake that stands back in these situations and records it..a really horrible thing to do to someone else.

Roger Hassenforder · 27-10-2017 2:00pm

Shurimgreat wrote: »

Agreed. Snowflakes getting outraged on social media and in the press is the story.
The GAA is run by conservative elites and well paid suits who hate to see anyone have fun. This kind of conservatism has also made its way into the views of prominent pundits who hate to see any kind of change or progress.

As for this only happening with GAA players, there's countless tales of soccer and rugby players doing worse.

this

if this was a rugby gig, the only outrage would be the calibre of strippers/hookers contracted in. The alickadoos would have been horrified at exposing up and coming senior players to such poor fare. I've seen worse after a match, not necessarily worse "entertainers", but no d1ckh3ad saw fit to take photos

I think most of the "outrage" is purely affected, and being affected purely for mirth on the basis its the GAA involved. That "holier than thou" organization, purporting to be the final bastion of all that is pure , wholesome and the final repository of good Irish values, a place where the bishops and priests are awarded pride of place.
you can see it in some of the posts here, the victim mentality "they're out to get" the GAA. most people couldn't give a toss

Hammer89 · 27-10-2017 2:33pm

Roger Hassenforder wrote: »

if this was a rugby gig, the only outrage would be the calibre of strippers/hookers contracted in. The alickadoos would have been horrified at exposing up and coming senior players to such poor fare. I've seen worse after a match, not necessarily worse "entertainers", but no d1ckh3ad saw fit to take photos

If it was rugby they would've been male escorts.

tupenny · 27-10-2017 2:45pm

Colser wrote: »

If I was the young fellas mother I'd be gunning for the person that recorded that and shared it,what a rotten ,sneaky thing to do.It's ridiculous that as well as the usual warnings about drinking too much etc.on a night out we now have warn our kids that everything they do on a night out is probably recorded by some smart arse and if shared will always be associated with them in years to come...thank God this didn't happen years ago and I hope that many of the adults judging that young fella remember the things that they did on nights out and weren't unlucky enough for it to be public knowledge the next day.

I'd be disgusted if any of my kids were responsible for sharing that and while I'd feel like killing them if it were caught in the act like that I'd still feel sorry for them.....nothing worse than the snake that stands back in these situations and records it..a really horrible thing to do to someone else.

I'd be more ashamed if my son was the 1 getting sucked off in public

Colser · 27-10-2017 2:58pm

tupenny wrote: »

I'd be more ashamed if my son was the 1 getting sucked off in public

Don't get me wrong so would I but I still think that's a rotten thing to do...

josip · 27-10-2017 3:33pm

tupenny wrote: »

I'd be more ashamed if my son was the 1 getting sucked off in public

I wouldn't. He made a mistake, but probably when he was very drunk and there wasn't anything malicious to others about it.

The cnut who recorded it was probably a lot more sober when he recorded it and more sober still when he uploaded/shared it.
And he almost certainly shared it with the intention to embarrass and shame.

Ash.J.Williams · 27-10-2017 3:35pm

Whoever took screenshots of the WhatsApp chats deserves instant castration. The guys names were made public ffs.

Roger Hassenforder · 27-10-2017 3:37pm

Hammer89 wrote: »

If it was rugby they would've been male escorts.

"is the hooker any good?" means something totally different in Rugby!!

Roger Hassenforder · 27-10-2017 3:39pm

josip wrote: »

The cnut who recorded it was probably a lot more sober when he recorded it and more sober still when he uploaded/shared it.
And he almost certainly shared it with the intention to embarrass and shame.

wonder was he one of the Fir Ionad with a grudge

Stacksofwacks · 27-10-2017 3:41pm

Colser wrote: »

If I was the young fellas mother I'd be gunning for the person that recorded that and shared it,what a rotten ,sneaky thing to do.It's ridiculous that as well as the usual warnings about drinking too much etc.on a night out we now have warn our kids that everything they do on a night out is probably recorded by some smart arse and if shared will always be associated with them in years to come...thank God this didn't happen years ago and I hope that many of the adults judging that young fella remember the things that they did on nights out and weren't unlucky enough for it to be public knowledge the next day.

I'd be disgusted if any of my kids were responsible for sharing that and while I'd feel like killing them if it were caught in the act like that I'd still feel sorry for them.....nothing worse than the snake that stands back in these situations and records it..a really horrible thing to do to someone else.

I'd guess that whoever recorded/uploaded this is regretting it now. But he didnt seem to be the only person recording. maybe he sent the video to a mate/family member etc and they went viral with it. the reality of todays world I'm afraid.

Nettle Soup · 27-10-2017 3:43pm

Yes I see people accusing just 1 person of taking and sharing the video. I saw multiple people with phones out in one video. There were a number of different videos doing the rounds.

Shurimgreat · 27-10-2017 4:17pm

Roger Hassenforder wrote: »

this

if this was a rugby gig, the only outrage would be the calibre of strippers/hookers contracted in. The alickadoos would have been horrified at exposing up and coming senior players to such poor fare. I've seen worse after a match, not necessarily worse "entertainers", but no d1ckh3ad saw fit to take photos

I think most of the "outrage" is purely affected, and being affected purely for mirth on the basis its the GAA involved. That "holier than thou" organization, purporting to be the final bastion of all that is pure , wholesome and the final repository of good Irish values, a place where the bishops and priests are awarded pride of place.
you can see it in some of the posts here, the victim mentality "they're out to get" the GAA. most people couldn't give a toss

Agreed. The GAA is living in a 1950s timewarp or at least they expect the players to live in a 1950s timewarp. Thing is many of the 1950s players were pretty wild themselves, ended up alcoholics, left their wives, etc etc.

Todays players by comparison are in the main almost saint like.

GAA players are entitled to a private life especially as they are not professionals.

greenspurs · 27-10-2017 4:25pm

Stacksofwacks wrote: »

I'd guess that whoever recorded/uploaded this is regretting it now. But he didnt seem to be the only person recording. maybe he sent the video to a mate/family member etc and they went viral with it. the reality of todays world I'm afraid.

Some people think that EVERYTHING has to be recorded and uploaded/posted .. Thats the way the 'young kids' are now !
Id say they cudnt share it fast enough , all to get a few likes and thumbs up...
You cant delete it though .....

A Little Pony · 27-10-2017 5:08pm

Collie D wrote: »

A Little Pony wrote: »

Undignified but it's not a surprise as it is the GAA.

Wouldn't find that carry on in the local lodge...not least because a pair of Papist Italians wouldn't get through the door

Yes!;)

goose2005 · 27-10-2017 6:09pm

nice_guy80 wrote: »

turns out it was a 21st party with strippers

and the hurling team left the cup in the pub from the night before

that cup was only resting in the pub

Galwayguy35 · 27-10-2017 6:27pm

Bunch of young fellas got drunk, hired a few hookers and one lad got a blowjob.

All there on the night were adults so if this is what people want the shades to waste their time investigating it's a bit ridiculous.

Nearly reminds me of the oul wans saying the rosary outside Stringfellows nightclub years ago.

Floki · 27-10-2017 7:02pm

Someone should start a pole to see if prostitution should be legalized in Ireland now.

I'd say the ballyragget incident would sway it to yes.

Times are a changing me thinks.

Hurling County Final Winners "Celebrate" in Style

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