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05 Sept 2025
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Social media users have reacted to the recent news that The 2 Johnnies shared directors' pay of almost €500,000 last year.
Accounts show that post tax profits at the pair’s Big Ball Small Ball Productions Ltd increased by 68% to €453,682 for the 12 months to the end of April last.
On popular social media platform X, formerly Twitter many user have had a mix of the comments on the topic some of which include:
"Well done the lads."
"Good! Delighted for them! Love them, or hate them, they work really hard. They deserve it all."
"More power to them."
"Pair of fools."
"Robbing a living."
They have also heard from a number of women whose pictures were used as part of this elaborate fake world. Some of those women are considering next steps.
Since the episode national mental health charity Turn2Me is launching a free online support group for people who have been victims of catfishing.
The first session will take place on Wednesday, February 5, at 7pm, providing a safe, confidential, and supportive space for those who have been deceived by false online identities.
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