#Garth brooks fun torrent update#
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He is expected to come in for some tough questioning by TDs today when he appears before a Dail committee to be grilled on the fiasco.When released on DVD in 2006, several changes were made, most prominently, 'What She's Doing Now' & 'Keep Your Hands To Yourself' are removed. However, Dublin City Council's Owen Keegan is believed to have knocked the idea, dubbed 'the perfect solution', back and it was not put to the country star. It emerged the solution was put out that Garth Brooks could play six concerts вЂ“ three in July and three in October. The page said it had seen 'exponential' growth in its amount of 'likes' on Facebook overnight because of the controversy.Д¬ountry singer Brooks confirmed all five shows were off last night, meaning misery for 400,000 fans and the city. The post divided opinions on the page, with many visibly annoyed that the hotel was making fun of the situation. 'The link is clearly visible on our website 'You might want to get a life though. 'Those of you who want to damage our business by writing disparaging (that means bad) reviews on TripAdvisor about how we gave you false hopes, be our guest (pardon the pun).

'Those of you who have said you would not set foot in our hotel and that we are вЂscumbagsвЂ™, thatвЂ™s perfectly fine, you are most entitled to your opinions.

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'We look forward to receiving your continued hate mail and abusive phone calls, and we look forward with a similar amount of excitement to reading the continued torrent of abuse on our Facebook page. 'ItвЂ™s because we were contacted by Aiken Promotions who threatened legal proceedings if they were not removed. All Garth Brooks posts have subsequently been removed, however. 'As for those of you waiting impatiently for a post saying our Facebook was hacked. 'Unfortunately it looks like it exacerbated it. 'We thought the вЂOOPSвЂ™ comment earlier would be a light-hearted way of diffusing the already escalating hate mail at the time. 'However, while we may be personally angry with the source, it will remain protected. Our source obviously wasnвЂ™t as reliable as we were led to believe (perhaps this is why they wanted to remain anonymous). 'If we got your hopes up earlier on, we apologise. 'At this stage we think itвЂ™s about time we made an official statement.

#Garth brooks fun torrent update#

It later posted: 'We have come to the conclusion that all the haters and abusers must be suffering from a condition called Garthritis.ДЄnd in a final update at around midnight on Tuesday morning, Charleville Lodge said it was making an 'official statement' on the matter.

The page replied to angry posters, often giving as good as it got in return to the torrent of annoyed messages.

It said: 'To clarify, we have received information from a very reliable source that all five concerts will go ahead on five nights.ДЇollowing an avalanche of abuse from devastated fans, which included one poster suggesting that the hotel be given terrible reviews on tourist site tripadvisor.ie and Facebook itself, the hotel started to turn the tables. The hotel, on the North Circular Road in Phibsborough in Dublin, then responded to anxious fans holding on to a hope that the cancelled concerts would be saved after the recent on-off saga. The exchanges started yesterday evening when they posted to their Facebook page: 'Brooks is back!!' The hotel then apologised for getting fans hopes up but as the tirade of online abuse swelled, it later told people to 'get a life' and also revealed it had been threatened with legal action by Aiken Promotions, who were responsible for the cancelled gigs. However, it faced an angry backlash from fans after the country star released a statement saying that no gigs would take place. A Dublin hotel that received abuse from Garth Brooks fans after falsely saying that the Croke Park gigs would go ahead has told them to 'get a life'.Д¬harleville Lodge Hotel, located on the North Circular Road in Phibsborough, Dublin last night sensationally claimed the gigs were going ahead.