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Orange order attempts to reignite drumcree crisis

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    #32
    _blaaz
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    vriesmays wrote: »
    Wait till there's a united Ireland and they're demanding to march past the GPO every July.

    Sure let them??


    Idk what church/orange hall.is in the.oconnel.street area however


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    #33
    Dirkziggler
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    _blaaz wrote: »
    Sure let them??


    Idk what church/orange hall.is in the.oconnel.street area however

    I'm not too sure what orange hall is at Ardoyne shops that makes them want to march by there either


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    #34
    bobbysands81
    Registered Users Posts: 7,200 ✭✭✭bobbysands81


    NIMAN wrote: »
    This is always a tense time of the year, obviously.

    But this is a very worrying development.

    This is what happens when there is a political vacuum. Politicians should be ashamed of themselves. The province has gone back a decade.

    This is what happens when hate filled bigots such as the Orange Order flex their muscles.

    The Orange Order should be an illegal hate group but for some reason their existence is normalised, especially on this island.


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    #35
    vriesmays
    Registered Users Posts: 1,570 ✭✭✭vriesmays


    _blaaz wrote: »
    Sure let them??


    Idk what church/orange hall.is in the.oconnel.street area however

    Dublin & Wicklow L.O.L. 1313 is a forward thinking, modern lodge situated in the heart of Dublin city center for 60 years.


    http://www.dublin1313.com/site/


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    #36
    bobbysands81
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    timthumbni wrote: »
    No issues. Now if she was travelling through republican areas of Londonderry then I would advise caution. Love a murder do those wans.

    What sort of eejitry are you spouting?


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    #37
    bobbysands81
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    vriesmays wrote: »
    Dublin & Wicklow L.O.L. 1313 is a forward thinking, modern lodge situated in the heart of Dublin city center for 60 years.


    http://www.dublin1313.com/site/

    Hatred has never sounded more progressive.


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    #38
    timthumbni
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    amcalester wrote: »
    Don’t think there are any republican areas of Londonderry.

    Aye there is. Google Lyra McKee. That was in Londonderry and I’m fairly sure that was Irish republicans.


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    #39
    timthumbni
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    bobbysands81 wrote: »
    Hatred has never sounded more progressive.

    And so says booby sands. Btw I’m using the SF spelling of his name.


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    #40
    McMurphy
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    timthumbni wrote: »
    And so says booby sands. Btw I’m using the SF spelling of his name.

    To be specific, you're on the wind up, and I think you're mixing up the printing company who printed leaflets with a political party tbh.


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    #41
    kona
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    timthumbni wrote: »
    Aye there is. Google Lyra McKee. That was in Londonderry and I’m fairly sure that was Irish republicans.

    Whats a londonderry? Is that in stranger things?


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    #42
    timthumbni
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    Johnny Dogs wrote: »
    To be specific, you're on the wind up, and I think you're mixing up the printing company who printed leaflets with a political party tbh.

    I would think the same of some clown who had michaelstone88 as his user name. Hilarious.


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    #43
    _blaaz
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    timthumbni wrote: »
    I would think the same of some clown who had michaelstone88 as his user name. Hilarious.

    Id class someone who.uses londonderry in same light tbh


    But thats just me and can see piss poor windup attempts a mile off


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    #44
    NIMAN
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    Only in NI would this madness be allowed to continue.

    https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-48899104

    Imagine if in Manchester, London or Birmingham, the authorities and police force of the land allowed people to light massive bonfires which necessitated people being told it would probably be better if they left their homes?

    This is the 21st century, right?


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    #45
    Titzon Toast
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    _blaaz wrote: »
    Id class someone who.uses londonderry in same light tbh


    But thats just me and can see piss poor windup attempts a mile off

    It's not his fault, he's under pressure trying to learn Irish so that he'll be able to read the road signs up there when the change happens.


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    #46
    bobbysands81
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    timthumbni wrote: »
    And so says booby sands. Btw I’m using the SF spelling of his name.

    Booby Sands?

    Is that the level unionism is pitching itself at these days?


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    #47
    s7ryf3925pivug
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    The uk have declared a climate emergency. Anybody looking to be involved in building bonfires must be rounded up and held under the prevention of terrorism act.


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    #48
    bobbysands81
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    Rhys Purple Kale wrote: »
    The uk have declared a climate emergency. Anybody looking to be involved in building bonfires must be rounded up and held under the prevention of terrorism act.

    The Irish Government need to stop funding these hate-fests as well.


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    #49
    Pissartist
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    timthumbni wrote: »
    Aye there is. Google Lyra McKee. That was in Londonderry and I’m fairly sure that was Irish republicans.

    It was in Derry, and voluntarily walk into the middle of an armed riot what do you expect ?


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    #50
    shanec1928
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    NIMAN wrote: »
    Only in NI would this madness be allowed to continue.

    https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-48899104

    Imagine if in Manchester, London or Birmingham, the authorities and police force of the land allowed people to light massive bonfires which necessitated people being told it would probably be better if they left their homes?

    This is the 21st century, right?
    Like the travellers it’s all kkkulture...


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    #51
    The Specialist
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,539 ✭✭✭The Specialist


    shanec1928 wrote: »
    Like the travellers it’s all kkkulture...

    Ya but travellers are an ethnic minority now and ripe for a cleansing given then right climate and mood - how do you solve a bunch of inbred **** heads like the orange order?


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    #52
    branie2
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    More controversy


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    #53
    NIMAN
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    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-48899104

    Leisure centre closed today to stop the council staff getting threatened as they build the bonfire IN THE LEISURE CENTRE CAR PARK.

    Naomi Long called it right, that's what happens when you let folk break the law year after year after year. Disgraceful and wouldn't be tolerated anywhere else except NI.

    If they have to have their bonfires, why not build them somewhere out of the way, not endangering property or people?


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    #54
    _blaaz
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    NIMAN wrote: »
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-48899104

    Leisure centre closed today to stop the council staff getting threatened as they build the bonfire IN THE LEISURE CENTRE CAR PARK.

    Naomi Long called it right, that's what happens when you let folk break the law year after year after year. Disgraceful and wouldn't be tolerated anywhere else except NI.

    If they have to have their bonfires, why not build them somewhere out of the way, not endangering property or people?

    Such a wonderful culture


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    blanch152
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    Pissartist wrote: »
    It was in Derry, and voluntarily walk into the middle of an armed riot what do you expect ?


    It really didn’t take that long for someone to come along and suggest that Lyra McKee was asking for it. Typical SF/republican mindset.


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    #56
    FrancieBrady
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    blanch152 wrote: »
    It really didn’t take that long for someone to come along and suggest that Lyra McKee was asking for it. Typical SF/republican mindset.

    So ignore the thread subject and pick out a comment that lets you deflect to your boogeymen. Good man blanch, you never let us down anyhow.


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    #57
    NIMAN
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    _blaaz wrote: »
    Such a wonderful culture

    And then UTV and BBC NI have television shows on later called "The Glorious 12th".:rolleyes:


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    #58
    FrancieBrady
    Registered Users Posts: 67,049 ✭✭✭✭FrancieBrady


    NIMAN wrote: »
    And then UTV and BBC NI have television shows on later called "The Glorious 12th".:rolleyes:

    Which never ever explain what 'The Glorious 12th' actually was and what the marching is triumphalising.


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    #59
    mazwell
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    Dirkziggler wrote: »
    Have you ever drove into the Fountain or Irish street In Derry hahah

    I've drove through Irish street loads of times in a donegal reg car. Went down it yesterday


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    #60
    Dirkziggler
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 948 ✭✭✭Dirkziggler


    mazwell wrote: »

    I've drove through Irish street loads of times in a donegal reg car. Went down it yesterday

    I parked my car on it about 10 years and it was smashed.


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    #61
    Pissartist
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 473 ✭✭Pissartist


    blanch152 wrote: »
    It really didn’t take that long for someone to come along and suggest that Lyra McKee was asking for it. Typical SF/republican mindset.

    Where did i say she was asking for it ?
    But walking into an armed riot is not the smartest thing to do is it.


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