Obama’s cousin Henry VIII becomes a babe magnet- VIDEO

ellenfromcork, that song's been running in my head ever since I first heard of him! 'Cept he got married to the widow next door....

Remember Hermans Hermit song" I'm Henery the Eight I am" ?

oh i happen to think he is a fine we thing, i might head back there myself

What a laugh!!!! Well, good on him - he may as well enjoy his 15 mins of fame before those buses stop rolling in to Moneygall. Let's see if Moneygall turns into Lisdoonvarna!!!

Jaysus ..... I think I may be the 8th Cousin of the Earl of Desmond!

These women need to get a life !!!

@CitizenWhy - Have you every seen a group of Irish people meet for the first time. They will play the "Do you know" game until they find someone. Also to the haters at least Henry is being proactive and is making a name for himself.

Why can't people just be happy for Henry!! Mean people suck...

CitizenWhy --"Isn't everyone in Ireland some kind of 8th cousin to everyone else?" No, First Cousins. That's why they're so, shall we say, er....ahem.... intelligent....

CITIZEN: It's more like 3 degrees of separation! And you can be anywhere in the world and figure out who you know in common. It's amazing when they get going and then figure it out. REBEL: Wow. That hit a sore spot with you. Most Irish people would find nothing wrong with what he said. Moneygall not a big place. I am sure the bar owner knows Henry Healy and his family (and possibly his family before that) fairly well.

Isn't everyone in Ireland some kind of 8th cousin to everyone else?

he's got the spock ears too - appears to be an ok fellow. wishing him luck.

(Ollie) "Hayes said the female interest is a good thing for the single Moneygall man: "It was about time he got a woman. Hopefully this will lead to something. Every man needs a good woman.” What a pompous ass thing to say. How the hell would "Ollie" know how many women Henry Healy has got or whether he is even interested in getting a woman? This is afterall the 21st century where people are supposed to be free to be either gay, straight, bisexual or celibate. In the final analysis it is nobody else's business but Henry's whether he decides to date someone or not.

I know it's just political posturing, but still touching. He seems like a friendly, nice looking fella with a good job, now that the girls know about him of course they're interested. Bet he has some nice single friends too.Asfor GeorgeDillion, so what? As for pacifist, women are attracted to a fellow with a pleasant manner rather than a sour one.

Looks like that guy will be as bald as a pool ball in a year or two.