Stop that.

This afternoon.

Brú Ború Cultural Centre, county Tipperary

Britain’s Prince of Wales  and the Duchess of Cornwall participate in a traditional céilí.

It’s not a caption competition unless you insist.

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Escalating.

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  5. TenPin Terry

    I’ve Danced with a Man who’s Danced with a Girl who’s Danced with the Prince of Wales …

    I thank you.

  8. Tumbelina

    The fawning over these ugly, creepy, members of a royal family from a country we fought bitterly to separate ourselves from.

    1. TenPin Terry

      It happens every time a Royal visits Ireland.
      Who can forget the Rebel County turning out in droves for Her Majesty’s visit to Cork.
      I can see how it drives y’all demented on here when lazy preconceptions crash head on into reality. It’s marvellous entertainment though.

      Hehx3By Royal Appointment™

      1. Nilbert

        I suppose its distracts some people from the other son, the pedophile one.
        It’s backfiring hilariously though, how the World cringed at the graceless William and Kate gurning through a meshed fence at the locals.

        William doing the traditional ‘awkward dance’ with the grass-skirted natives was a hysterical throwback to his Grandfathers time. It’s amazing they found locals willing to comply considering they are desperately trying to disassociate themselves as a Nation from the appalling embarrassment that is the Royal family.

        It was a great week all round for the Tory classes. Chief clown Boris really took the biscuit in comparing the huffing of gammon-faced Bexiteers to the atrocities being inflicted on Ukranians in Mariupol. No wonder World leaders gave him the cold shoulder at the UN conference. He’s a pariah at this stage, an indulged child lumbering from one calamity to the next, insulting all his path, and cheered on by his army of boorish smoothbrains, or the 52% as you call them.

        1. TenPin Terry

          You have a bad case of Long Inferiority Complex™
          Seek help.
          Or an education which enables you to write without using clichés
          The Royal tours of our former colonies this week have been met with enthusiastic crowds – you wait till the Boss croaks it soon for a worldwide outpouring of grief.
          Your pea-brain will explode.

          1. scottser

            She’s the only thing keeping that clusterfupp together. When she goes the royal family will disappear up its own hole.

      2. Dinkum

        To be honest I was always fascinated as to the English market in cork hailed as a gastronomic Mecca
        It’s pretty bog standard as it goes the English market
        I particularly was pretty amazed to see once there empty tomato boxes sold at €2.00 a pop
        And try to buy round shallots at certain times of the month
        It’s certainly is no Harvey nicks or a Harrods food hall even matching some of the great food markets from Paris to Marrakesh to Istanbul to brick lane or even a local village weekly market in a small village in rural france
        I think sheridans cheese shop or Fallon and Byrne will trounce it produce wise
        Mind you it’s better than your average Tesco and could learn from dunnes stores in Cornelscourt
        Considering cork is the gourmet centre of Ireland full of artisan food it’s pretty much like a 7 eleven

    1. Dinkum

      I would say more like the league of gentlemen
      I was waiting for Tubbs and Edward and are you local

  14. SOQ

    British royals doing paddy jigs in Ireland- not Derry obviously- sad performance creatures they are.

    You shall own everything and be unhappy etc.

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