Bishop of hope wrote: » Don't care really Francie tbh. It's not what's in the papers or trending right now.
McMurphy wrote: » You said on Turs morning that the mother and baby controversy wasn't in the media or trending that morning. Remind me why your opinion should be considered without a bathtub body tipper full of salt:D?
FrancieBrady wrote: » If an Irish government had not partnered with Apple to appeal, we would have been fully entitled to do what we wished with our share of the money. Would Apple have won on their own? They probably wouldn't have appealed.
JohnnyFlash wrote: » Huge amount of anger on display amongst SF’s online army over on Twitter this morning. That video seems to have rattled supporters of the partitionist party.
FrancieBrady wrote: » Yeh, sure BoH. I give you the morally upstanding FG party. (until they are caught that is)https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/fg-admits-secret-pay-ran-longer-than-claimed-26086712.html
blanch152 wrote: » You are now questioning the independence and competence of the ECJ in order to defend the indefensible. The only thing you are missing in this wild dream is that somehow Denis O’Brien is behind it all.
blanch152 wrote: » You beat McMurphy to it, dragging up something that was comprehensively dealt with.
McMurphy wrote: » Just watched that fg video..... Have the Fine Gael twitter operators been in this thread? They're accusing the Shinners of being "partitionist's". :pac:
dundalkfc10 wrote: » Sinn Féin no good with money they tell us. How will we prove it, put up a video about how to have so much money Is it April 1st? At least SF were not in Govt when FF/FG and the Church sat by and rapped kids, killed newborn babies, sold newborn babies, gave them away, forcing women to go abroad, all because it was not the Catholic way for a single woman have a kid. At least now FF/FG in Govt can put the wrongs right, no they try and hide them for 30 years.
Bishop of hope wrote: » Good man.http://theirishobserver.blogspot.com/2020/06/birds.html?m=1
dundalkfc10 wrote: » https://twitter.com/CullyRads/status/1320081783904522242?s=19 Cork City honouring the IRA. Great to see
mynamejeff wrote: » been covered a number of times in this thread alone , Those men had nothing to do with the sf in this tread and whom you support , if anything they would be appalled and disgusted at how their names are used
dundalkfc10 wrote: » IRA fighting for freedom of the island good IRA fighting for freedom and civil rights of Catholics in the occupied 6 bad
dundalkfc10 wrote: » IRA fighting for freedom of the island good, failed agreed to 3/4 a country and left their fellow Irish Catholics behind up North without a care in the world. IRA fighting for freedom and civil rights of Catholics in the occupied 6 bad So take it down from the mast, Irish traitors, It's the flag we Republicans claim. It can never belong to Free Staters, For you've brought on it nothing but shame.
mynamejeff wrote: » sure didn't the British Army defeat the Nazis .
JohnnyFlash wrote: » The Provisional IRA murdered hundreds of Catholics. More than the UVF or the British Army. The revisionism is something else.
mynamejeff wrote: » sure didn't the British Army defeat the Nazis . that is the level of your logic you should give some though to the family's of those you are smearing with your lies
McMurphy wrote: » Ah jaysis. Facepalm.
mynamejeff wrote: » so you boys have been told its alright to claim totally un connected martyrs and yer own then ? what next was Cú Chulainn a provo too ? I must have missed the bit about him laundering fuel and murdering kids
McMurphy wrote: » Go back and start again Jeff, you made a stupid post and I called it out, that's about it.
dundalkfc10 wrote: » IRA fighting for freedom and civil rights of Catholics in the occupied 6 bad .
mynamejeff wrote: » not really , you cant defend the indefensible and doing dundalks defending for him makes him look worse
Bambi wrote: » Ah yes, straight from the Green Book - 2008 revised edtion (Editor: G Adams) The IRA were fighting for equality and civil rights rather than a united Ireland
McMurphy wrote: » This was covered the other evening, the Loyalist paramilitaries and the British Security forces were operating hand in hand up to their necks in collusion, trying to count victims as if they weren't one and the same side would be like trying to claim the yanks won world war 2. Ah jaysis. Facepalm.
dundalkfc10 wrote: » So take it down from the mast, Irish traitors, It's the flag we Republicans claim. It can never belong to Free Staters, For you've brought on it nothing but shame.
dundalkfc10 wrote: » You know I didn't mean it like that, spin it all ya like SF are here to stay, are growing as a party each year. Deal with it, FG and SF Govt seems to be what a elecrote want. 2 years of Leo and 2 years of Mary Lou rotating would be interesting
blanch152 wrote: » Why don't you own what you say? You said it, just like Cullinane came out with Up the Ra, own it, don't be ashamed of it. I am ashamed that there are still Irishmen who will post sectarian republican chants on a noticeboard, but I am happy to own that.
dundalkfc10 wrote: » I supported the IRAs struggle upto to the GFA and agreed with that too. I've relations who were in the IRA. I've no problem if you want me to tell you story's of why they joined as Northern teenagers boys and girls BTW. People down here generally done care and shout scumbag SF republican Dosnt bother me at all