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This morning.

Dublin Airport.

Sam writes:

Martin Mulroe proposing to long term girlfriend Louise Mooney in Dublin Airport. Martin arrived from Perth, Sydney this morning to propose to Louise as he arrived. She said Yes

Harrumph.

(Sam Boal/Rollingnews)

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47 thoughts on “Stop That

  1. Spaghetti Hoop

    Not this public proposal lark again.

    BTW, why is he rubbing her belly? All a bit rushed don’t you think.

  2. Clampers Outside!

    Busiest day of the year in the airport…. should see a few expensive receipt posts from all round the world by 5. This is soooo exciting, it’s …it’s… it’s like stamp collecting!

  3. andydufresne2011

    Oh God! I saw this on like joe.ie or something like literally years ago and what makes you think we care about your stupid private life anyway you just need the oxygen of other people’s approval to justify your lame cliché of a life and you dumba$$ you already brought the ring without even consulting her how do you know she’ll even like it just shows you how much you know about women GOD!! . . . that’s all I can manage. I’m exhausted.

    Seriously though, that’s nice.

    1. Domestos

      I would have expected the cut of his jeans to have got more stick by this stage, in fairness. I am disappoint.

    2. Spaghetti Hoop

      If you’re going to make a breast of yerself in a public place, getting your mate to capture it on his iPhone and send it to a satirical news blog, (sorry, THE satirical news blog) what the hell do you expect??!!

      1. Vote Rep #1

        Something other then relentless negativity I guess. Its the week before christmas, some proposes to another person and all people can do is be male genital about it.

        1. Spaghetti Hoop

          I’m not ‘male genital’ but I can’t see why they’re celebrities all of a sudden. Boyfriend and girlfriend decide to marry. Happens every day I’m sure. Where’s the achievement? Perhaps if they reached their 60th wedding anniversary I would be the first to offer my congratulations (this is in response to Anne also) but that’s if I knew them. If they are seeking best wishes from complete strangers then it is nothing but attention-seeking sugary oul nonsense.

          1. MoyestWithExcitement

            “it is nothing but attention-seeking sugary oul nonsense.”

            Everything is attention seeking on some level. You wouldn’t here post if you didn’t think anyone would read it. So, when someone is attention seeking, you just need to ask yourself one question when deciding what your response should be. ‘Are they being dickish?’ They are not. Are *you* being dickish by trying to pish on their parade. A bit.

          2. Spaghetti Hoop

            Ok Moyest, I’m fair: I admit to be being an awful curmudgeon when it comes to public proposals. I think its a private moment between two people.

          3. Dόn Pídgéόní

            But it doesn’t happen everyday at Dublin airport with a man who organised a choir and everything and did in after flying in from Perth and tricking her into coming along and it being Xmas and people loving a good airport story at Xmas (Irish people really love this in particular). That’s why it’s news.

          4. Vote Rep #1

            Who is making them celebrities? According to another site, they met in the airport on the same day 3 years ago so he decided it would be a good time to propose to her. You don’t if they were seeking best wishes from complete strangers or trying to be as public as possible but you decided for no reason to be negative about it. Two people love each other. Its nice. Its christmas.

  4. Miami Dolphin's Barn

    There’s a guy in the back of the 2nd pic.
    Taking a photo of the back of a couple getting their photo taken in their airport.
    That’ll be a keeper.

  5. scottser

    at dubliln fukn airport? there are tonnes of decent places you could propose only 20 minutes away – malahide castle, portmarnock beach, ardgillan, newbridge house etc.
    i say this man is a buffoon and she should have said no.
    hrrrmph.

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