Liv Famous Throwback wrote: » In reality less than half of the landmass/area of the north is unionist, (a virtual border many, many miles further in from the actual one). By 2021 perhaps also less than half the population will be deemed unionist. Of this shrinking amount of unionism, again it's only a small percent that bother with the 'fires or walking clubs in orange attire. Think most head off to Espania for their 2weeks in the sunshine and sangria and a bit of peace n' quiet.
munsterlegend wrote: » Where does Ian Jnr head to? Fire on the Maldives beaches?
Liv Famous Throwback wrote: » Anywhere that is free, jolly, and 5-star of course. Funny that the BBC (taxpayers) Spotlight TV show that investigated that debacle, sent their reporter (and film crew) all the way out there, just to take a quick look at the view of luxury spot where he stayed. Happy to double-verify that they went to the correct sunny beach location if someone wants to supply flights, accom and expenses, in the good name of journalism etc, will take a few snaps and shop for souvenirs as evidence.
igCorcaigh wrote: » LOL! Love the reaction to this account when people don't notice it's a parody.https://twitter.com/lanPaisleyMP/status/1149227758813372416?s=19
frosty123 wrote: » Hatred & division??...and who are we to talk look at all the support SF and the IRA get down here ffs! Ra heads have their marches as well you know which are far more intimidating.
InTheShadows wrote: » Look how close it is to people's houses and blocks of flats. Madness
Plumbthedepths wrote: » It's great their employers give them the time off to build the tower of pallets.
Coillte_Bhoy wrote: » No words needed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9K_hMsrwRA
biko wrote: » The Most Fertile Man in Ireland Glorious 12th nighthttps://youtu.be/UYB3RWn2HBk?t=2801
Odhinn wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naK7EZRezj8
Omackeral wrote: » Honestly hard to fathom that this carry-on goes ahead on this island. It's nuts. I'm not really all that nationalistic or patriotic to be quite honest but that rubs me up the wrong way. It's a nothing but an affront.
Richard Hillman wrote: » Imagine your mate told you he has joined a marching band and plays the flute? You'd rip the piss out of him. In the North its seen as role of status :pac:
retalivity wrote: » I see that the leisure centre bonfire was evacuated due to a 'suspicious device' and respected journalist jamie bwyson was issued a death threat 'by republican elements', who also left the 'suspicious device'. Dogwhistle stuff to further whip up the base I doubt there are nationalists east of the bann, theyve all gone to donegal/sligo since wednesday.
Noveight wrote: » Looking at tonight’s events on social media would reaffirm the idea that we are better off without the North for another few generations. You’d rather they be a pain in the UK’s arse than ours.
igCorcaigh wrote: » Nothing wrong with that at all, most folk just enjoy the yearly parade, I don't see anything wrong with marching bands and the playing of flutes?
munsterlegend wrote: » It’s not just that though. The whole Orange day is based on an idea of supremacy as they won some battle over 300 years ago. The ‘we can do whatever we want’ attitude is what has made the north the divided society it is today.
Deleted User wrote: » Well, do we have ignition? Is the poison pallet prod pyre lit? Any livestreams?