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11 defining characteristics of an Irish stag do
IT’S HIS LAST night of freedom before he willingly latches on that ‘ball and chain’. Oh, come off it. So we’ve had a look at what the ladies get up to, now it’s the ladsladslads turn.
Here’s what’s gonna go DOWN.
1. It won’t be like The Hangover
Despite mentally prepping yourself to wake up beside a tiger, you’re more likely to wake up to a nice hot breakfast with a bit of a dry mouth.
2. There will be a no-camera rule
Because of all the gas scandalous things you’ll be getting up to of course. What happens on a stag… etc. Herein lies the vital difference between hens and stags, hens will update their Facebook every two minutes while a stag will pass like it never happened. It never happened, OK?
Doug Waldron Doug Waldron
3. Participants will intentionally set out to injure and humiliate the groom to be
Forget willy-straws, duct-tape is the only must-have accessory here.
Charlotte Flood Charlotte Flood
Ah sure there’s the lads. Gas altogether.
Mark O'Toole Mark O'Toole
4. It’ll be in Killarney, Westport or some English city with a prolific football team
They do say that Killarney is the Vegas of the South West. Well, we’re sure someone has said that at some point.
sludgegulper sludgegulper
5. There will be no costumes or theme
An exception may be one MAD YOKE who shows up in a mankini. Oh Doyler you legend.
Thejokeshop Thejokeshop
6. There will be novelty t-shirts
They’ll get you refused from every club you attempt to get into and the nicknames never live up to the men.
.Martin. .Martin.
Bonus points for some grim TV reference.
Screensprinting Screensprinting
Why. Why. Why.
Teetshirts Teetshirts
7. There’ll always be a random brother-in-law there that knows no one
He’ll be the drunkest of course, and spend the wedding avoiding eye-contact.
One minute he’s all:
Then you’re leaving him behind when he falls asleep before midnight. Poor lad.
Mills Baker Mills Baker
8. There will be a blow-up doll of some kind
Usually a sheep. We don’t want to know why.
Thecostumeshop.ie Thecostumeshop.ie
9. There will be sort of sport or activity
Go-karting, paintball, anything where a bit of rough play can be brought in to it.
Philip Larson Philip Larson
Ah yes, the ledge still won’t take his mankini off.
Paintballgames Paintballgames
10. The ‘last night of freedom’ will constantly be referenced
It’s as if the groom is about to be thrown into jail for a crime he didn’t commit. Micko who hasn’t had a girlfriend in ten years spends the night slagging the groom now that his life is essentially over.
Shutterstock Shutterstock
Micko is essentially Milhouse’s dad.
Iwastesomuchtime Iwastesomuchtime
11. There won’t be a stripper
Scarlet, sure the bride’s da is there, cop on to yourselves.
krishewitt krishewitt
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