Rugby World Cup 2023- Ireland

[Frank_The_Tank]

I say play it in New Zealand every time, as it's the furthest place away from here.

whats your logic for this?  Not want to see money brought in to the economy in Ireland and show casing the country in a good light

[Brick Tamlin]

A rugby world cup hosted thanks to the efforts of the GAA and it's volunteers? €160 million euro to the IRB to host the event? Want to shaft taxpayers a little more?

No thank you.
go play your garrison sport elsewhere.

Whats a Garrison sport.

[AhNowRef]

A rugby world cup hosted thanks to the efforts of the GAA and it's volunteers? €160 million euro to the IRB to host the event? Want to shaft taxpayers a little more?

No thank you.
go play your garrison sport elsewhere.

Do you watch saccer at all ?

[BennyCake]

I say play it in New Zealand every time, as it's the furthest place away from here.

whats your logic for this?  Not want to see money brought in to the economy in Ireland and show casing the country in a good light

I can't stand this stupid game. The further away it's played, the better. That's my logic.

Who's benefitting economically? Hotel chains charging an arm and a leg, and Arthur Guinness. That's who. Makes no odds to the ordinary man.

[AhNowRef]

I say play it in New Zealand every time, as it's the furthest place away from here.

whats your logic for this?  Not want to see money brought in to the economy in Ireland and show casing the country in a good light

I can't stand this stupid game. The further away it's played, the better. That's my logic.

Who's benefitting economically? Hotel chains charging an arm and a leg, and Arthur Guinness. That's who. Makes no odds to the ordinary man.

Yes it does .. it just doesnt to you ..

[Frank_The_Tank]

I say play it in New Zealand every time, as it's the furthest place away from here.

whats your logic for this?  Not want to see money brought in to the economy in Ireland and show casing the country in a good light

I can't stand this stupid game. The further away it's played, the better. That's my logic.

Who's benefitting economically? Hotel chains charging an arm and a leg, and Arthur Guinness. That's who. Makes no odds to the ordinary man.

And who works in these hotel chains or pub selling the Guinness - is it not 'the ordinary man'.  If you dont think hosting a world cup event will bring money to the country you are delusional to be honest.

[Rossfan]

I say play it in New Zealand every time, as it's the furthest place away from here.

[screenexile]

I say play it in New Zealand every time, as it's the furthest place away from here.

That's the way I feel when Tyrone "play football" if that's what you call it!

[muppet]

A rugby world cup hosted thanks to the efforts of the GAA and it's volunteers? €160 million euro to the IRB to host the event? Want to shaft taxpayers a little more?

No thank you.
go play your garrison sport elsewhere.

Sinn Féin are for it.

[foxcommander]

A rugby world cup hosted thanks to the efforts of the GAA and it's volunteers? €160 million euro to the IRB to host the event? Want to shaft taxpayers a little more?

No thank you.
go play your garrison sport elsewhere.

Sinn Féin are for it.

As are the all the political parties I'm sure. What's your point?

[muppet]

A rugby world cup hosted thanks to the efforts of the GAA and it's volunteers? €160 million euro to the IRB to host the event? Want to shaft taxpayers a little more?

No thank you.
go play your garrison sport elsewhere.

Sinn Féin are for it.

As are the all the political parties I'm sure. What's your point?

Should they be for it?

[AhNowRef]

A rugby world cup hosted thanks to the efforts of the GAA and it's volunteers? €160 million euro to the IRB to host the event? Want to shaft taxpayers a little more?

No thank you.
go play your garrison sport elsewhere.

Is this you Fox ?   

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[foxcommander]

A rugby world cup hosted thanks to the efforts of the GAA and it's volunteers? €160 million euro to the IRB to host the event? Want to shaft taxpayers a little more?

No thank you.
go play your garrison sport elsewhere.

Sinn Féin are for it.

As are the all the political parties I'm sure. What's your point?

Should they be for it?

I don't approve of GAA grounds being used to promote rugby.

[muppet]

A rugby world cup hosted thanks to the efforts of the GAA and it's volunteers? €160 million euro to the IRB to host the event? Want to shaft taxpayers a little more?

No thank you.
go play your garrison sport elsewhere.

Sinn Féin are for it.

As are the all the political parties I'm sure. What's your point?

Should they be for it?

I don't approve of GAA grounds being used to promote rugby.

How many GAA grounds do you own?

[foxcommander]

A rugby world cup hosted thanks to the efforts of the GAA and it's volunteers? €160 million euro to the IRB to host the event? Want to shaft taxpayers a little more?

No thank you.
go play your garrison sport elsewhere.

Sinn Féin are for it.

As are the all the political parties I'm sure. What's your point?

Should they be for it?

I don't approve of GAA grounds being used to promote rugby.

How many GAA grounds do you own?

GAA grounds don't tend to be in private ownership. I don't believe the rugby crowd own any either.