lurgan nationalist smash windows in on 8 year old cub scouts on train home to dublin

moonpurple · 13-07-2010 5:38pm #1

lurgan nationalist mob smash windows in on 8 year old cub scouts on train home to their dublin homes, at lurgan yesterday

its the opening item here on liveline

one of their mammies is on describing these people who - thank God - are not part of the republic of Ireland..... and long may they not be:pac:

what country would want such vermin

http://www.rte.ie/radio1/liveline/

lurgan co armagh is the district 9 of Ireland

http://blip.tv/file/2461264

Adamisconfused · 13-07-2010 5:39pm

In fairness, we have our own amount of scum down south who act like filth all year round.

13-07-2010 5:42pm

Maybe they didnt like scouts

owenc · 13-07-2010 5:44pm

they are so sad.

Biggins · 13-07-2010 5:44pm

Adamisconfused wrote: »

In fairness, we have our own amount of scum down south who act like filth all year round.

I was going to say something obvious but noooo... its like trying to hit a large barn door few a foot away from it.
Just too, too easy.

tommyhaas · 13-07-2010 5:47pm

In fairness, he could have been making faces at them

ScumLord · 13-07-2010 5:48pm

moonpurple wrote: »

lurgan nationalist mob smash windows in on 8 year old cub scouts on train home to there dublin homes, at lurgan yesterday

its the opening item here on liveline

one of their mammies is on describing these people who - thank God - are not part of the republic of Ireland..... and long may they not be:pac:

what country would want such vermin

http://www.rte.ie/radio1/liveline/

Ya it started out on liveline as an armed train hijacking and quickly was downgraded to scummy kids being assholes.

brianthebard · 13-07-2010 5:49pm

Biggins wrote: »

I was going to say something obvious but noooo... its like trying to hit a large barn door few a foot away from it.
Just too, too easy.

So you posted something that made even less sense?

R0ot · 13-07-2010 5:51pm

People in Dublin should take the train passing Broombridge then complain about the north.

moonpurple · 13-07-2010 5:52pm

ScumLord wrote: »

Ya it started out on liveline as an armed train hijacking and quickly was downgraded to scummy kids being assholes.

about 12 minutes into the show another dublin mother asks why lurgan mammies were helping their children over the fence to stone the train, and were putting balaclavas on them

owenc · 13-07-2010 5:52pm

ScumLord wrote: »

Ya it started out on liveline as an armed train hijacking and quickly was downgraded to scummy kids being assholes.

Well whatever it was i can't beleive that the police let a pile of teenagers beat them up, its quite embaressing actually.

owenc · 13-07-2010 5:53pm

moonpurple wrote: »

about 12 minutes in a dublin mother asks why lurgan mammies were helping their children over the fence to stone the train, and were putting balaclavas on them

I can't beleive people would actually do that, i've never seen any of this so expect me to be shocked and if i do no matter who it is i will nearly die with a heartake! Our towns lucky we never have any trouble, thank god!

Run_to_da_hills · 13-07-2010 5:55pm

People should not trespass on railway lines

Some of them in time may qualify for the group submission of the Darwin awards.

dlofnep · 13-07-2010 5:58pm

Sorry, where in that article does it state that it was nationalists? It says it was hijacked by thugs. Thugs are thugs, regardless of their political persuasion.

A bitter attempt to turn an attack into a sectarian issue.

CiaranC · 13-07-2010 5:58pm

Who the **** takes a bunch of 8 year olds to Lurgan on the 12th of July?

Kids should be taken into care due to negligent parents

jam_mac_jam · 13-07-2010 5:59pm

R0ot wrote: »

People in Dublin should take the train passing Broombridge then complain about the north.

You just said exactly what I was going to!

moonpurple · 13-07-2010 5:59pm

ScumLord wrote: »

Ya it started out on liveline as an armed train hijacking and quickly was downgraded to scummy kids being assholes.

the mother of one cub scout said it was grown men who ran this hijacking

owenc · 13-07-2010 5:59pm

CiaranC wrote: »

Who the **** takes a bunch of 8 year olds to Lurgan on the 12th of July?

Kids should be taken into care due to negligent parents

Its really not like that i know loads of catholics who went to the port for the 12th this weekend.

ordinary_girl · 13-07-2010 6:00pm

What sort of scout leader brings a load of 8 year old scouts from Dublin up to the north on the 12th of July?!

ScumLord · 13-07-2010 6:03pm

moonpurple wrote: »

the mother of one cub scout said it was grown men who ran this hijacking

The mother of one also said the grown men where walking up and down the passenger carriages threatening the passengers. Turns out they never got into the passenger carriages.

Irish mammies in this country much prefer sensationalised gossip than truth.

danbohan · 13-07-2010 6:05pm

owenc wrote: »

Its really not like that i know loads of catholics who went to the port for the 12th this weekend.

on the port maybe,to avoid the sectarian thuggery ?

ordinary_girl · 13-07-2010 6:05pm

ScumLord wrote: »

The mother of one also said the grown men where walking up and down the passenger carriages threatening the passengers. Turns out they never got into the passenger carriages.

Irish mammies in this country much prefer sensationalised gossip than truth.

What? You mean the people who phone Joe Duffy aren't reliable sources? :eek:

ScumLord · 13-07-2010 6:08pm

Rest_Energy wrote: »

What? You mean the people who phone Joe Duffy aren't reliable sources? :eek:

Isn't it a comedy show?

owenc · 13-07-2010 6:11pm

danbohan wrote: »

on the port maybe,to avoid the sectarian thuggery ?

LOL:D The port is portrush which is were the 12th was held for our county this year.

moonpurple · 13-07-2010 6:14pm

danbohan wrote: »

on the port maybe,to avoid the sectarian thuggery ?

the only sectarian thuggery visable on rte news was crackpot rira girlies who gerry kelly if sinn fein challenged to run for election and get no votes, as usual

danbohan · 13-07-2010 6:21pm

moonpurple wrote: »

the only sectarian thuggery visable on rte news was crackpot rira girlies who gerry kelly if sinn fein challenged to run for election and get no votes, as usual

then perhaps you should get rte to do a bit more coverage of the 12th or better still the 11th night , and you know those kids are rira ? you must be special special branch !

danbohan · 13-07-2010 6:22pm

owenc wrote: »

LOL:D The port is portrush which is were the 12th was held for our county this year.

i know owen , you had a good day i hope.

moonpurple · 13-07-2010 6:32pm

danbohan wrote: »

then perhaps you should get rte to do a bit more coverage of the 12th or better still the 11th night , and you know those kids are rira ? you must be special special branch !

tommy ogorman rte morning ireland today, linking 'pataral bombers' in belfast to 'dissident' groups, but then mabe rte are working for mi5

gurramok · 13-07-2010 7:25pm

It must be the traditional route of the scouts on the 12th of July!

Will they be back next year?

owenc · 13-07-2010 8:00pm

danbohan wrote: »

i know owen , you had a good day i hope.

No i didn't cuz i didn't goto that.

orourkeda · 13-07-2010 8:09pm

I have little doubt in my mind that the 8 year old kids have more brains than any adult who participates in such actions.

To call this silly season in Northern Ireland is something of an understatement

Nodin · 13-07-2010 8:47pm

On the glass half full side, there'll be a bit of return to the 12th July surge in holiday bookings next year, for those in the travel trade...

13-07-2010 8:59pm

It's not that stupid to take a train on the 12th (the train wasn't TO Lurgan, it was passing through). I almost did it last year but didn't feel comfortable, but I didn't ACTUALLY think the train would be hijacked by yobs. It's appalling.

Pauleta · 13-07-2010 9:04pm

dlofnep wrote: »

Sorry, where in that article does it state that it was nationalists? It says it was hijacked by thugs. Thugs are thugs, regardless of their political persuasion.

A bitter attempt to turn an attack into a sectarian issue.

If they were trying to make it a sectarian issue they would of said catholics. They were nationalists in their uniform of celtic jerseys and balaclavas. RTE also said they tried to set the train on fire and stole luggage from the train. If they really want to be part of our country you would think they would have the cop on to try and muster up support from the Republic instead of attacking them. If you try to set fire to a car, a house or a train with people inside it you are not doing it for a laugh you are trying to murder them.

If this was a loyalist mob there would be outrage from the same people dismissing it :rolleyes:

high heels · 13-07-2010 9:13pm

to be honest..

I couldent give a sh ite anymore.

owenc · 13-07-2010 9:23pm

I think its so stupid the way people are going on about religion and if they were true catholics or protestants they wouldn't be doing this crap. Those churches have nothing to do with that crap. What started the troubles, when did it start? As why can't they just fix what started it.

gurramok · 13-07-2010 9:26pm

owenc wrote: »

I think its so stupid the way people are going on about religion and if they were true catholics or protestants they wouldn't be doing this crap. Those churches have nothing to do with that crap. What started the troubles, when did it start? As why can't they just fix what started it.

Its a media way of labeling people. Its infrequent you hear 'nationalist/unionist' rioting. Last nights rioting was labelled as by 'nationalists' yet before it was always by 'republicans'!!

Dyr · 13-07-2010 9:41pm

Were those kids on the train dressed in paramilitary uniform? lagitamate taargits, as they say up north :pac:

A Dub in Glasgo · 13-07-2010 9:45pm

[quote=[Deleted User];66904194]It's not that stupid to take a train on the 12th (the train wasn't TO Lurgan, it was passing through). I almost did it last year but didn't feel comfortable, but I didn't ACTUALLY think the train would be hijacked by yobs. It's appalling.[/QUOTE]

It is if you don't want to be associated or run into the sectarian marches. The train started out from Belfast and unless you live in a cave, that is where the biggest pile of sectarian **** is on the 12th. I have avoided travelling through NI at this time of year for a about a decade now.

It is appalling and the driver should have ran them over.

JONJO THE MISER · 13-07-2010 9:56pm

Lurgan a well know loyalist ****hole, little do the little loyalist tennagers know that they are outnumbered on this Island and in N.I by 2/1 with there peers.

Capt'n Midnight · 14-07-2010 1:03am

How did those in Lurgan know there would be 8 year old scouts on the train ?

was it a coincidence or was there some spying ??

owenc · 14-07-2010 10:08am

JONJO THE MISER wrote: »

Lurgan a well know loyalist ****hole, little do the little loyalist tennagers know that they are outnumbered on this Island and in N.I by 2/1 with there peers.

Loyalist? you must be confused as if that wee place was loyalist would they not be out marching.

spurious · 14-07-2010 10:11am

Scum are scum, no matter what colours they wear, allegiance they hold, or 'palidical crimes' they are charged with.

14-07-2010 10:20am

A Dub in Glasgo wrote: »

It is if you don't want to be associated or run into the sectarian marches. The train started out from Belfast and unless you live in a cave, that is where the biggest pile of sectarian **** is on the 12th. I have avoided travelling through NI at this time of year for a about a decade now.

It is appalling and the driver should have ran them over.

Belfast isn't where the trouble was here. Driving around the areas where the marches are being held, yeah, that's stupid, but you'd think you'd be safe enough on a bloody train. The train DOESN'T go past sectarian marches. You'd think the yobs would be too busy causing trouble in the towns, not hanging around a train track. I remember last year I decided to go down to Dublin on the 13th instead, I was a bit worried about going on the 12th and everyone told me I was silly.

owenc · 14-07-2010 10:35am

[quote=[Deleted User];66911902]Belfast isn't where the trouble was here. Driving around the areas where the marches are being held, yeah, that's stupid, but you'd think you'd be safe enough on a bloody train. The train DOESN'T go past sectarian marches. You'd think the yobs would be too busy causing trouble in the towns, not hanging around a train track. I remember last year I decided to go down to Dublin on the 13th instead, I was a bit worried about going on the 12th and everyone told me I was silly.[/QUOTE]

Well generally you are, them sectarian losers wouldn't be on trains they probably couldn't afford them! Thats actually why alot of them are like that because they listen to their parents and don't goto school and get an education.

Dravokivich · 14-07-2010 10:36am

lurgan nationalist smash windows in on 8 year old cub scouts on train home to dublin

Bet they weren't prepared for that...

14-07-2010 11:48am

JONJO THE MISER wrote: »

Lurgan a well know loyalist ****hole, little do the little loyalist tennagers know that they are outnumbered on this Island and in N.I by 2/1 with there peers.

Have you ever been to Lurgan? Not much loyalist about that place, not as far as I know anyway. Most of my family live there, sh*thole it is, loyalist it's not. I thought the yobs who attacked the train were 'republicans' - I don't even understand what their motive was.

moonpurple · 14-07-2010 12:05pm

their motive? the unification of ireland, civil disruption until it occurs, 8 year old dublin cub scouts or not,:eek:

14-07-2010 12:14pm

moonpurple wrote: »

their motive? the unification of ireland, civil disruption until it occurs, 8 year old dublin cub scouts or not,:eek:

Why attack that train? I could see loyalists doing it because they don't want a 'fenian' train in their territory but I don't see the motivation for nationalists. I get that they just want to cause mayhem but I'm surprised at the target.

owenc · 14-07-2010 12:32pm

[quote=[Deleted User];66914255]Why attack that train? I could see loyalists doing it because they don't want a 'fenian' train in their territory but I don't see the motivation for nationalists. I get that they just want to cause mayhem but I'm surprised at the target.[/QUOTE]

Sorry this has nothing to do with loyalists they aren't in lurgan and it was republicans that did this not nationalists, the same way you think unionists are the same as loyalists, they are not!:mad:

Lando Griffin · 14-07-2010 12:50pm

Maybe they were chanting pro scott tunes and so deemed supporting British rule.

lurgan nationalist smash windows in on 8 year old cub scouts on train home to dublin

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