Surprisingly, while the Ryder Cup is on, English Law will be used at the course.
In other words if anyone is arrested ie. public order offences etc. they will be brought over to England to attend an English Court.
How can this be?
I know that within the boundries of an Embassy the land is the sovernty of that country...but The K Club?
If this is so, will it be policed by British Bobbies and not the Gardai?
Employees of the K Club have been informed of this....FACT.
Thats true the Father in law is doing steward and he has been informed of this.
Apparently its a condition of the USA team entering the competition.
Could have something to do with extradition agreement betwen countries
Dont forget British police had the right to make arrests at the world cup
And American officials arrests when G bush was here
So its not Unusual as TJ might say
I dont think that is the thinking behind it. That would probably be left
to the Gardai. Its more likely to be enforced in a situation like an attack
on the US team
I've heard it all now, extraordinary rendition at the K-Club.![]()
Maybe Dunphy will be drunk and he'll end up at Gitmo![]()
Did you ever notice that in every painting of Adam & Eve, they have belly buttons. Think about that...take as long as you want.
So is it ok to smoke at the bar?![]()
is it though?
I've never heard so much ****e in my life!!!
I'll be attending the final day and in my supporters pack it comes with usual do's and don't and a full page (think 3rd page) form garda commisioners explaining whats expected and what to do. So the above post's are load of Bull!!
Well the father in law is doing steward at it and he said
it to me before this thread even started
How could this be true? AFAIK you can only extend sovereignty to an embassy or consulate. Are they rewriting International Law here? Sounds like a load of bull to me
Just done a quick bit of googling and it seems that this is true to an extent. Something about owners of property in the K Club be asked to sign a contract declaring who will be on their proerty during the Cup and the contract specified English Law. Weird
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