The IRA can't catch Covid apparently

Pkiernan

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/mcdonald-and-senior-sinn-fein-figures-criticised-for-breaching-restrictions-after-attending-funeral-of-ex-ira-member-39328221.html


Why is no one following the Covid guidelines?

Great example Mary Lou

Happy4all

Pkiernan wrote: »

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/mcdonald-and-senior-sinn-fein-figures-criticised-for-breaching-restrictions-after-attending-funeral-of-ex-ira-member-39328221.html


Why is no one following the Covid guidelines?

Great example Mary Lou

Sure Mary Lou had it already and will be immune.

Maybe they are following UK guidance? Stay alert etc etc...

biko

Hard men don't get sick.

Happy4all

They could at least have turned the old balaclavas into face masks.

Quantum Erasure

It hasn't gone away you know

After the Michelle O'Neill saying nobody is exempt from C19 restrictions. She and the rest of them break the rules with impunity at another funeral this week.
Let's see MLD get out of this one!

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/mcdonald-and-senior-sinn-fein-figures-criticised-for-breaching-restrictions-after-attending-funeral-of-ex-ira-member-39328221.html

Feisar

Shower of tramps.

suicide_circus

Feisar wrote: »

Shower of tramps.

Tramps as in Kings of the Road or Tramps as in loose?

Feisar

suicide_circus wrote: »

Tramps as in Kings of the Road or Tramps as in loose?

As in no good, useless, morally bankrupt, perfidious, disingenuous. Which in fairness doesn't fall under either definition of the word put forward by yourself. However I do believe it can be used to describe a scumbag?

Beasty

Threads merged

mick087

Time after time the rich and powerful think they are above the law.
Im not picking on Sinn Fein, but in general the rich and powerful think they are above the law,

In fact the photo proves they are above the law.

callmehal

Whatever about the lack of social distancing and what he did in later life. Bobby Storey must be called out here for his bravery in standing up for his community when they were under attack in the 70's and 80's. RIP.

Jizique

callmehal wrote: »

Whatever about the lack of social distancing and what he did in later life. Bobby Storey must be called out here for his bravery in standing up for his community when they were under attack in the 70's and 80's. RIP.

Curious about what he did in later life? I thought he supported the peace process and was held to be behind the Northern Bank raid and the raid on Castlereagh where they got loads on files on touts?

Truthvader

callmehal wrote: »

Whatever about the lack of social distancing and what he did in later life. Bobby Storey must be called out here for his bravery in standing up for his community when they were under attack in the 70's and 80's. RIP.

His community were mainly under attack from himself. Bobby and the lads killed tortured and maimed more of their own than anyone else.

Jinglejangle69

Francie??

Elmer Blooker

SouthWesterly wrote: »

After the Michelle O'Neill saying nobody is exempt from C19 restrictions. She and the rest of them break the rules with impunity at another funeral this week.
Let's see MLD get out of this one!

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/mcdonald-and-senior-sinn-fein-figures-criticised-for-breaching-restrictions-after-attending-funeral-of-ex-ira-member-39328221.html

^ The very same media that didn't seem very concerned when the BLM protests totally ignored the covid restrictions and were treated like royalty.
Total hypocrisy.

Truthvader

Truthvader wrote: »

His community were mainly under attack from himself. Bobby and the lads killed tortured and maimed more of their own than anyone else.

Did he not participate in the battle for short strand as a teenager??

Only for they standing up for emselves,bombay street would have repeated all over belfast into the heart of the ardoyne....the brits would have never stopped,if noone stood up to em

return guide

Deleted User wrote: »

Did he not participate in the battle for short strand as a teenager??

Only for they standing up for emselves,bombay street would have repeated all over belfast into the heart of the ardoyne....the brits would have never stopped,if noone stood up to em

This thread is not about the man in the box, its about the people outside the box setting examples to others when they should know better.
Mary Lou having been on the wrong side of the virus and being a very intelligent person should know better, we have all had to so our respects to deceased recently without attending the services.

Assetbacked

An investigation? What about BLM protests, where was that investigation or even the media condemnation? It's only acceptable to criticise one if you criticise the other. For the record I criticise both.

return guide

return guide wrote: »

This thread is not about the man in the box, its about the people outside the box setting examples to others when they should know better.
Mary Lou having been on the wrong side of the virus and being a very intelligent person should know better, we have all had to so our respects to deceased recently without attending the services.

Looking like the psni are conducting an investigation into the breach of the regulations.

dundalkfc10

SouthWesterly wrote: »

Looking like the psni are conducting an investigation into the breach of the regulations.

Between this and no social distancing at the Gardaia funeral, it goes to show everyone's fed up of it all now

Hurrache

Elmer Blooker wrote: »

^ The very same media that didn't seem very concerned when the BLM protests totally ignored the covid restrictions and were treated like royalty.
Total hypocrisy.

Difference being that BLM weren't a government party laying down the law as to who and how many can attend funerals.

dundalkfc10

Hurrache wrote: »

Difference being that BLM weren't a government party laying down the law as to who and how many can attend funerals.

Last week it was our police force doing it at a funeral

jam_mac_jam

Kind of disgraceful when people can't go to their own family members funeral at the moment. If you are not immediate family.

Assetbacked

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

Last week it was our police force doing it at a funeral

I had forgotten about this, yes there was little social distancing practiced there. Now, to be fair, PSNI is part of a different jurisdiction so I suppose we don't know if they would've investigated BLM protests or the funeral of a fallen colleague of theirs. But our media can't really throw stones now if they didn't say anything for these two high profile sets of events.

dundalkfc10

jam_mac_jam wrote: »

Kind of disgraceful when people can't go to their own family members funeral at the moment. If you are not immediate family.

The travellers, the guards last seek, seen a large wake in Dundalk too, tomorrow will be the same as that poor young fellas funeral in Belfast

Hurrache

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

Last week it was our police force doing it at a funeral

I wasn't talking about the Gardai.

dundalkfc10

Hurrache wrote: »

Difference being that BLM weren't a government party laying down the law as to who and how many can attend funerals.

BLM shouldn't have been out either without social distancing , all as bad as each other. Same as the people at the beaches, etc

They are all as bad as each other

Truthvader

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Did he not participate in the battle for short strand as a teenager??

Only for they standing up for emselves,bombay street would have repeated all over belfast into the heart of the ardoyne....the brits would have never stopped,if noone stood up to em

You do know that "the Brits" were originally sent in to protect the Catholic communities because the RUC/ Prods/ Loyalist/Paisley mob had started ethnic cleansing. "The Brits" want and wanted nothing to do with the sh1thole and would love to be stopped. Wouldn't put it past Boris to dump and run leaving us to keep the savages apart - without the cash reserves to bribe them

callmehal

Truthvader wrote: »

You do know that "the Brits" were originally sent in to protect the Catholic communities because the RUC/ Prods/ Loyalist/Paisley mob had started ethnic cleansing. "The Brits" want and wanted nothing to do with the sh1thole and would love to be stopped. Wouldn't put it past Boris to dump and run leaving us to keep the savages apart - without the cash reserves to bribe them

That's what everyone thought they were originally sent in for and the Nationalist community welcomed them. Soon enough they started gunning innocent Nationalists down. Then they used loyalists as a proxy to continue killing Nationalists.

Hurrache

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

BLM shouldn't have been out either without social distancing , all as bad as each other. Same as the people at the beaches, etc

They are all as bad as each other

I never said either were, but that's not the subject of this thread, and it has been discussed multiple times all over this place.

dundalkfc10

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

Between this and no social distancing at the Gardaia funeral, it goes to show everyone's fed up of it all now

Gardai across the country respected the rules and the man was denied a real state funeral despite being a genuine servant of the state

dundalkfc10

Hurrache wrote: »

I never said either were, but that's not the subject of this thread, and it has been discussed multiple times all over this place.

This thread is nonsense and you know it. If we had a thread for every social distancing rule break, boards would explode.

It has nothing to do with us down here, the Northern authorities can deal with it.

Hurrache

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

This thread is nonsense and you know it. If we had a thread for every social distancing rule break, boards would explode.

It has nothing to do with us down here, the Northern authorities can deal with it.

Deflect, deflect, deflect, shields up number 1.

Nothing nonsense about sheer hypocrisy. They're setting themselves up for what's coming in two weeks. Political naivety and short sightedness. And did I mention hypocrisy.

Lol, nothing to do with us down here, did you tell members of our dail who travelled up that? You'll probably be the first to argue they're a 32 county party.

dundalkfc10

Hurrache wrote: »

Deflect, deflect, deflect, shields up number 1.

Nothing nonsense about sheer hypocrisy. They're setting themselves up for what's coming in two weeks. Political naivety and short sightedness. And did I mention hypocrisy.

Lol, nothing to do with us down here, did you tell members of our dail who travelled up that? You'll probably be the first to argue they're a 32 county party.

What's coming in 2 weeks?

Jinglejangle69

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

This thread is nonsense and you know it. If we had a thread for every social distancing rule break, boards would explode.

It has nothing to do with us down here, the Northern authorities can deal with it.

Coming from the 32 County advocate!!????

You for real?????

dundalkfc10

Jinglejangle69 wrote: »

Coming from the 32 County advocate!!????

You for real?????

What has it got to do with you do here, you don't like the North. Your happy for the Brits to keep it.

Ya need to get off your high horse, say your some craic at a party

Hurrache

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

What's coming in 2 weeks?

With all the defending of SF you've been doing all day with asking people to read history books you've let yourself down badly with that question.

dundalkfc10

Hurrache wrote: »

With all the defending of SF you've been doing all day with asking people to read history books you've let yourself down badly with that question.

Are you talking about the 12th July? It's in 12 days not 2 weeks!

Most sensible Catholics from the North will be on holiday in the South, like my family from up there so couldn't give a ****e what they get upto. I'd imagine nó social distancing, riots and lots rubbish

Jinglejangle69

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

What has it got to do with you do here, you don't like the North. Your happy for the Brits to keep it.

Ya need to get off your high horse, say your some craic at a party

You said "down here"

Let the North deal with it.

Then I don't like the North?????

Then tell us you are a SF die hard 32 County Republican die hard.

Can't make sense at all.

Hurrache

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

Are you talking about the 12th July? Most Catholics from the North will be on holiday in the South, like my family from up there so couldn't give a ****e what they get upto. I'd imagine nó social distancing, riots and lots rubbish

Evidently you're politically naïve and have no idea as to the hole they've dug for themselves as your response has nothing to do with anything.

Guess all the regulars manning the PR desk are off on the soirée today and left you on call.

dundalkfc10

Jinglejangle69 wrote: »

You said "down here"

Let the North deal with it.

Then I don't like the North?????

Then tell us you are a SF die hard 32 County Republican die hard.

Can't make sense at all.

Belfast up there, i.e it's in the North of the country to Dundalk, Same way I'd say down in Dublin

Try better next time

Jinglejangle69

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

Belfast up there, i.e it's in the North of the country to Dundalk, Same way I'd say down in Dublin

Try better next time

Your quote


"It has nothing to do with us down here, the Northern authorities can deal with it"

Seems you don't believe a 32 county dream.

dundalkfc10

Jinglejangle69 wrote: »

Your quote


"It has nothing to do with us down here, the Northern authorities can deal with it"

Well at the current time it has nothing to do with us, the Gardaí or Govt can't do anything about it at the minute.

Where did I say I don't want a United Ireland?

dundalkfc10

Every 2nd post since the election is about Sinn Féin.

The Fine Gael/Fáil joint party have finally realosed the Shinners are not going away.

When is the new FGF logo out?

Jinglejangle69

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

Well at the current time it has nothing to do with us, the Gardaí or Govt can't do anything about it at the minute.

Where did I say I don't want a United Ireland?

Two fingers to the rule of law, sure the Gardaí cant do anything about it.

And if they don't like it.

Well we know what happens, Garda McCabe.

Sure all in the name of the Republic ay.

Jinglejangle69

I know the response.

Collateral damage.

Spare me.

Hurrache

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

Every 2nd post since the election is about Sinn Féin.

If only they stopped putting their feet in it and providing grist to the mill, poor mites. The Holohan stupidly hadn't even settled.

dundalkfc10

Jinglejangle69 wrote: »

Two fingers to the rule of law, sure the Gardaí cant do anything about it.

And if they don't like it.

Well we know what happens, Garda McCabe.

Sure all in the name of the Republic ay.

We all know what happened the Car that the Gardaí set on fire which was to be used in evidence in court recently.

That was prob Slab who burnt that car

Hurrache

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

We all know what happened the Car that the Gardaí set on fire which was to be used in evidence in court recently.

That was prob Slab who burnt that car

Deflector shields must be running low on power at this stage.

dundalkfc10

Hurrache wrote: »

Deflector shields must be running low on power at this stage.

Just pointing out all sides have scumbags