They Are Among Us

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This afternoon.

Dublin Airport.

Britain’s Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince William and Kate Middleton, arrive on their first official visit to the Irish State.

More as we get it.

Leah Farrell/RollingNews/Pool

Meanwhile

The classic Aer lingering look.

Not impressed.

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56 thoughts on “They Are Among Us

  1. Louis Lefronde

    Covid-19 has officially landed in Ireland. Fine Gael supporters ready to spread through ass kissing!!!

      1. Daisy Chainsaw

        They are the beigest couple in the world, but the plebs will be out waving their copies of Hello! Magazine in deference.

        1. kellma

          Being beige is, I would imagine, a core competency for being part of the royal family. I mean Andrew is “colourful” and one would probably not aspire to be like him…

  2. Charger Salmons

    That is some sour look from the trolly dolly. I’m convinced Aer Lingus teach them that just after they learn doors to manual.
    Nice couple.
    A timely bit of glamour to liven up a country stockpiling Taytos and red lemonade in case of Devoirus.

    1. kellma

      Because Kate tried to steal her job. These god damn british immigrants…..over here stealing our jobs and our ladies etc.

    2. Treasa

      Broadsheet, how long are you going to allow this to continue, the sexism, the xenophobia, etc.? He adds nothing to anyone’s discourse, creepy interloper that he is.

      1. scottser

        ah now, we should all be happy to take lessons on what’s good for us from the tans.
        the day that’s in it an all.

    3. Nigel

      Haha you insecure over-sensitive washed-up relic of the seventies, she’s totally objectifying her.

    4. Matt Pilates

      Doors to manual and crosscheck actually.

      St Finbarr Saunder’s Double Entendres here we go…

    1. missred

      Brown Thomas in Galway have one up for their impending visit and folks aren’t too happy…

      1. Matt Pilates

        What? Surely they will be visiting Midleton?

        (I’ll get me green coat by St. Bernard)

  3. Charger Salmons

    I suppose she could have worn orange.
    To remind the peasants of William of Orange ( King of Ireland from 1689-1702 ).
    Although in that case they’d be known as William and Orange.
    Either way they’ll be on the front pages of all the Irish newspapers tomorrow and the usual barstoolers on here will be crying into their snowflake cereal over breakfast.
    Face facts lads – in a country where your most famous woman is Mrs Brown and your president looks Mr. Magoo these two are BOX OFFICE !

    1. scottser

      billy, the cousin-marrying lad who had a row with the father-in-law over what religion his illegitimate offspring was going to be raised.
      should have named him ‘cletus’.

    1. Rob_G

      He’s got a super-hot wife, and can apparently seduce her friends no bother as things stand – sure why would he go to the trouble?

        1. Rob_G

          Christ, I never knew that the BS commentariat was so attractive that they would consider Kate Middelton not to be super-hot…

  4. RuilleBuille

    So this Mr and Mrs Saxe-Coburg-Gotha are on a city break. Is John Bruton genuflecting again?

  5. MountainTalk

    Can I make a suggestion (being inpart a Sociologist ) “Hereditary Monarchy should not be tolerated in the 21st century”. It’s far from a benign ornament on the mantle piece. Much more a pyramidal networked power system. Btwn segregated schools (yes segregated), accents, land ownership, hereditary wealth. It’s instrumental in sowing division, a continued class system. The individuals born into it, might be nice. Look nice. But why idolize?  They like to appear democratic, humanitarians. But it’s all very far from equality. It’s the opposite of America. Personally I see the UK class system as nationalism. Stopped the Euro over sterling being adopted. Green-lighted, legitimized the Iraq war. And finally Brexit. Exploiting fears that England isn’t Downton Abbey anymore.  But to the sociologist. Culture, like language, like anything. Like the river. It’s constant change. Power hates change. Hence continued class system. Institutionalized prejudice.

    Sorry had to get that out – round 3 of these poopa-doopas over here makes me sick.

    1. Rob_G

      Well, thank god we finally have the perspective of a sociologist, at last…

      Meh – wouldn’t be cup of tea, and I’m glad my taxes aren’t paying for them, but sure the Brits seem to like them, leave them at it. If there was a referendum in the UK tomorrow on abolishing the monarchy, it would lose a landslide defeat.

    1. scottser

      i actually wish they had to sit there and listen to kevin higgins for an hour. they wouldn’t be in a rush to come back, that’s for sure.

  6. f_lawless

    Behind the forced smiles they’re really the Roiled Couple
    “Oh Will do we really have to meet these ghastly people?”

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