Well the booze must be flowing over in the land of satanic leprechauns, because THIS news story just came to my attention. The debauched depravity that the mary worshiping Mics get up to amazes me all the time. The girl you see below was forced to marry that goat in a depraved satanic orgy! The Irish seem more like african Hottentots more and more.
King Puck : Beauty and beast tie the knot

IT was one of the wettest ever starts to the world renowned Killorglin Puck Fair in Co Kerry yesterday.
But despite the dismal conditions, traffic jammed the town from early morning for the homecoming fair festival, which sees locals return from all over Ireland and the world for Gathering Day which took place yesterday.
An estimated 60,000 people are expected to attend the event. Crowned by 12-year-old Caoimhe O'Sullivan from Sun Hill, Killorglin, King Jimmy's silken locks glistened with raindrops for the start of the three-day festival. The hardy royal was caught high over Rossbeigh beach a week ago by chief goat catcher Frank Joy. The traditional early morning start to the fair, which got its charter from King James I, saw about 200 stalls line the streets. Puck Fair costs some €150,000 to run but earns an estimated €6m for the local economy. There will be be nightly street entertainment and closing night tomorrow will culminate in fireworks.

Crowned by 12-year-old Caoimhe O'Sullivan from Sun Hill, Killorglin, King Jimmy's silken locks glistened with raindrops for the start of the three-day festival.
IT was one of the wettest ever starts to the world renowned Killorglin Puck Fair in Co Kerry yesterday.
But despite the dismal conditions, traffic jammed the town from early morning for the homecoming fair festival, which sees locals return from all over Ireland and the world for Gathering Day which took place yesterday.
An estimated 60,000 people are expected to attend the event. Crowned by 12-year-old Caoimhe O'Sullivan from Sun Hill, Killorglin, King Jimmy's silken locks glistened with raindrops for the start of the three-day festival. The hardy royal was caught high over Rossbeigh beach a week ago by chief goat catcher Frank Joy. The traditional early morning start to the fair, which got its charter from King James I, saw about 200 stalls line the streets. Puck Fair costs some €150,000 to run but earns an estimated €6m for the local economy. There will be be nightly street entertainment and closing night tomorrow will culminate in fireworks.




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