‘Cover up!’ Mystery prude stapling dresses to Rihanna’s Dublin concert posters
The Rihanna poster. Photo: Twitter/punkyscudmonkey
SHE plays Dublin next week, and it seems one local resident has had enough of seeing her topless posters all over the city.
The poster for Rihanna’s ‘Diamonds’ tour sees the singer topless with just her elbow and a logo covering her chest.
However one Dublin resident has now begun stapling dressed to the posters, leaving the singer looking considerably more conservative.
Twitter user Paul Duane noticed one of the billboards on Dublin’s Church Street – and the tweeted photo has gone viral.
He tweeted: “Somebody has stapled a dress on to this Rihanna poster on Church St. Well done, you complete nutcase.”
Other users also began noticing other posters in the city had a similar new dressing.
It’s not the first time Rihanna’s raunchiness has got her in trouble in Ireland.
During the filming of the video for her hit song ‘We Found Love’ in Northern Ireland, a local farmer banished the film crew from his land over the raunchy video.
The singer plays Dublin’s Aviva stadium next Friday, and is expected to head out in Dublin afterwards.
She has been known to visit local pubs during her previous visits here – during the course of one of her visits she recorded her vocals for hit with Eminem ‘Love the way you lie’.
Latest Celebrity
‘It could take me a year to write a song’ – Hozier on finding inspiration in Dante’s nine circles of Hell
Philip Schofield branded a ‘liar’ by Eamon Holmes after denying toxic This Morning culture
New industry working group to consider pay issues over music streaming
Reverend Richard Coles on BBC: ‘I felt rather hurtled towards the exit’
Eamonn Holmes alleges ‘total cover-up’ at ITV over Phillip Schofield affair
Beyonce kicks off first London show with gratitude during dazzling disco party
Comedians back campaign against Lake Windermere sewage pollution
Eamonn Holmes accuses former colleague Phillip Schofield of ‘toxicity’
Jeremy Paxman ‘looking forward to watching University Challenge at home’
Stormzy: ‘The greatest music on Earth is coming out of Africa’
Top Stories
The Indo Daily: Queen Elizabeth II, the IRA and the FBI
‘It could take me a year to write a song’ – Hozier on finding inspiration in Dante’s nine circles of Hell
‘Summer of discontent’ on the cards: Emergency services face disruption as thousands prepare to take to picket line
Security guards drafted in for Irish Countrywomen’s Association AGM amid fears gathering could become unruly
Latest NewsMore
Moscow mayor confirms drone attack on city, as Kyiv pounded for third straight day
-
‘It could take me a year to write a song’ – Hozier on finding inspiration in Dante’s nine circles of Hell
-
Lucinda O’Sullivan’s restaurant review: ‘The Guinea Pig — value for money with luxurious treats’
Vhi Women’s Mini Marathon: ‘I never imagined that I’d actually be able to do what I’m doing now’
-
Are you parenting your partner? How to spot the problem and rebalance your roles
-
World MS day: ‘My back pain was put down to a sporting injury. Multiple sclerosis was a shock’
Jim O’Brien: I feel like I’m in the confessional with brazen speakerphone train passengers
-
Eamon O’Connell: ‘Dial before you dose’ – the future of your herd is at stake… plus your vet could save you money
-
Mart trade stays steady despite factory price pulls
-
Calls for action as differential between Irish and British steer prices hits 48c/kg
