Love Ulster Part Deux

Menas · 10-02-2015 05:11PM

Last time it coincided with a celtic match on tv , said match been watched in that below ground pub on o'connell st. Hopefully such a coincidence will not happen this time if it goes ahead.

kfallon · 10-02-2015 05:13PM

Trigger Happy wrote: »

Last time it coincided with a celtic match on tv , said match been watched in that below ground pub on o'connell st. Hopefully such a coincidence will not happen this time if it goes ahead.

Were Ireland playing Wales in the rugger the weekend of the last March/Riot? Think it was on the Sunday, I'd say the Welsh were wondering what the fook was going on!

kfallon · 10-02-2015 05:14PM

The_Valeyard wrote: »

Any chance Gay pride could organise a March and mingle with them? Confuse the feck out of them.

With their fake tan they would be literally more orange than Willie himself

conorhal · 10-02-2015 05:15PM

iDave wrote: »

So people who hate Ireland are allowed to march in Irelands capital.

Well if our government hasn't the balls or political maturity to tell that massive troll to 'eff off you're not welcome', it looks like it will be down to the trogolodites to brick and bottle the messege home.

So be it.

SpaceTime · 10-02-2015 05:17PM

Does Dublin City Council have no concern for the rate paying businesses and LPT paying residents of the city who are likely to be seriously disrupted by this stuff?

Strikes me as a totally idealistic decision. It created a very dangerous situation last time.

conorhal · 10-02-2015 05:22PM

Deranged96 wrote: »

What's the reason for the march?
Is it just an ostentatious bit of antagonism or what?

Yes. But our goverment want to be 'inclusive', inclusive in a manner akin to the black mayor of Washington greenlighting a Klan march to the capital buildings just to prove how inclusive he really is. :rolleyes:

mojesius · 10-02-2015 05:27PM

This is a fantastic idea altogether - The last planned Love Ulster march in Dublin was such a roaring success. I remember it fondly, when our main thoroughfare was stripped of all roadworks materials and a riot ensued between locals and police before any Love Ulster heads even stepped off their buses.

Paramite Pie · 10-02-2015 05:32PM

chrysagon wrote: »

"love st paddys day"

shankill rd March 17th..... bring a friend or 10.:rolleyes:

In fairness, loyalists & Unionists already celebrate St. Patricks Day and it's a National Holiday in NI.

A Love Dublin Parade would be a better opposite.

macnug · 10-02-2015 05:34PM

Does he not see the irony of wanting to march in the capitol of Ireland. In his mind he's trolling but in my mind Its effectively acknowledging Dublin as a part of the same country. I mean, you don't see him parading in Paris, berlin etc. If he really hated Dublin, surely the best thing would be to ignore its existence (like they have been doing up until now)

Fratton Fred · 10-02-2015 05:37PM

Will Cavan be taking part?

It's just that I can find some love in my heart for most of Ulster, just not Cavan.

Egginacup · 10-02-2015 05:41PM

Mr.McLovin wrote: »

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/love-ulster-march-in-dublin-gets-goahead-30979343.html

Cant believe they got the go ahead for this shít storm again!

So these berks are banned from swaggering down the Garvaghy Road and they terrorise little schoolgirls going to Holy Cross and they are allowed to mince down the streets of Dublin?

Cool_CM · 10-02-2015 05:43PM

kfallon wrote: »

Were Ireland playing Wales in the rugger the weekend of the last March/Riot? Think it was on the Sunday, I'd say the Welsh were wondering what the fook was going on!

Gavin Henson had a great game that day (for us)

Seriously though, I don't get why people have to take offence and react to individuals who are seeking to antagonise and create trouble. Willie Fraser is under no illusions that a parade/protest/march such as this will provoke a reaction from certain elements within society and that's presumably exactly what he wants. I'd love to hear his reaction if everybody were just to ignore it and let it happen, much like the idea of not feeding a troll like we have here.
Sadly, I can't see that happening.

mikeym · 10-02-2015 05:47PM

Willie Frazer is not welcome in Dublin if he wants to stir the sectarian pot.

I was in O'Connell street when the scumbags were looting the shops even though the march was canceled.

DavidRamsay99 · 10-02-2015 05:58PM

Most of the morons who will riot - Don't you think they won't! - are not aware there is actually a plaque on Dawson Street commemorating the first meeting of the Orange Order or that there is a plaque on a house on Harcourt Street commemorating the birth place of Lord Edward Carson. They are so stupid and lazy they never bother to tear them down. Ask the muppets how many counties are part of Northern Ireland and can they name them and their walnut sized brained will explode. They wear Celtic jerseys but have no idea what connection Glasgow Celtic has with Ireland. They don't know why the Irish flag is green, white and orange and if you tell them that the orange represents Protestantism they will loudly claim it is gold not orange. They litter and graffiti the very streets on which the rebels of 1916 fought the British Army and they claim to be proud of the fight for Irish freedom but unaware that their great grandfathers and great granduncles were probably Tommys on the Western Front in World War I. When Queen Victoria visited Dublin their likes at the time were probably waving Union Jacks.

Philo Beddoe · 10-02-2015 05:59PM

Cool_CM wrote: »

Gavin Henson had a great game that day (for us)

Seriously though, I don't get why people have to take offence and react to individuals who are seeking to antagonise and create trouble. Willie Fraser is under no illusions that a parade/protest/march such as this will provoke a reaction from certain elements within society and that's presumably exactly what he wants. I'd love to hear his reaction if everybody were just to ignore it and let it happen, much like the idea of not feeding a troll like we have here.
Sadly, I can't see that happening.

For the majority of people in this country an orange march down O'Connell St is at best a comical example of the kind of triumphalism which dominates politics in the north, and at worst an attempt to provoke us into a reaction which is best ignored with a bit of an eye-roll. Unfortunately in every society there exist those who can't simply laugh or roll their eyes but who must rise up to provocation. O'Connell St is not the Garvaghy Road.

suicide_circus · 10-02-2015 06:06PM

DavidRamsay99 wrote: »

They litter and graffiti the very streets on which the rebels of 1916 fought the British Army

Yeah this an interesting one, plenty of salt of the earth true blue patriots around Dublin city centre who make no attempt to find a bin at and throw litter on the streets indiscriminately. Dirty fcukers.

fiachr_a · 10-02-2015 06:14PM

Good job there's no Luas works nearby with a ready supply of rocks for protesters!

ricero · 10-02-2015 06:18PM

Stocking up on bricks, Celtic jerseys and tri colour flags. Run these lads ragged out of Dublin

Mr.McLovin · 10-02-2015 06:25PM

ricero wrote: »

Stocking up on bricks, Celtic jerseys and tri colour flags. Run these lads ragged out of Dublin

Come back, you forgot your dutch gold!

DavidRamsay99 · 10-02-2015 06:27PM

Wait until the 1916 juggernaut gets going and we will hear an amount of bullsh*t from the Celtic jersey wearing shower.
The ancestors of the scum who will inevitably be attacking the Love Ulster II parade were the people pelting the captured rebels in 1916 with rotten fruit and vegetables and the contents of chamberpots when they were being marched off to captive in Frongoch.
Only a few hundred rebels actually turned out in 1916 and the majority of them were middle class actors, artists, teachers and professors but you would swear from the conversations you would have with locals that the whole city turned out to fight. In fact the locals used the opportunity to loot shops.

BattleCorp · 10-02-2015 06:39PM

I wonder would they be happy to march down O'Connell Street if the Gardai were given the day off?

That'd be interesting.

Karl Stein · 10-02-2015 06:45PM

The government should respond 'we'd be happy to accommodate a parade that embraces all aspects of culture in the 9 county province of Ulster in the spirit of uniting the nation of Ireland and all her people like we have mentioned in the Irish constitution'.

He'd STFU then.

Sunnyisland · 10-02-2015 06:51PM

DavidRamsay99 wrote: »

Most of the morons who will riot - Don't you think they won't! - are not aware there is actually a plaque on Dawson Street commemorating the first meeting of the Orange Order or that there is a plaque on a house on Harcourt Street commemorating the birth place of Lord Edward Carson. They are so stupid and lazy they never bother to tear them down. Ask the muppets how many counties are part of Northern Ireland and can they name them and their walnut sized brained will explode. They wear Celtic jerseys but have no idea what connection Glasgow Celtic has with Ireland. They don't know why the Irish flag is green, white and orange and if you tell them that the orange represents Protestantism they will loudly claim it is gold not orange. They litter and graffiti the very streets on which the rebels of 1916 fought the British Army and they claim to be proud of the fight for Irish freedom but unaware that their great grandfathers and great granduncles were probably Tommys on the Western Front in World War I. When Queen Victoria visited Dublin their likes at the time were probably waving Union Jacks.

DavidRamsay99 wrote: »

Wait until the 1916 juggernaut gets going and we will hear an amount of bullsh*t from the Celtic jersey wearing shower.
The ancestors of the scum who will inevitably be attacking the Love Ulster II parade were the people pelting the captured rebels in 1916 with rotten fruit and vegetables and the contents of chamberpots when they were being marched off to captive in Frongoch.
Only a few hundred rebels actually turned out in 1916 and the majority of them were middle class actors, artists, teachers and professors but you would swear from the conversations you would have with locals that the whole city turned out to fight. In fact the locals used the opportunity to loot shops.

Your in bad form today, what's up ?

DavidRamsay99 · 10-02-2015 06:56PM

realies wrote: »

Your in bad form today, what's up ?

Surely it's obvious? I'm annoyed that there is going to be a repeat of the Love Ulster riot and the usual idiots who claim to be "republican" will create one.

Paramite Pie · 10-02-2015 07:04PM

Interesting how people are against this provocation but proudly support another provocation if it involves drawing of certain prophets?

Je suis Willy Frazer anyone??

I don't like the idea of the march but Freedom to protest is a vital Freedom all the same. It guess it's too much to ask for consistency from your average boardsie.

Streetwalker · 10-02-2015 07:04PM

They aren't welcome and hopefully will be given the same treatment as last time.

jimgoose · 10-02-2015 07:10PM

Streetwalker wrote: »

They aren't welcome and hopefully will be given the same treatment as last time.

Yes they are. Even if they're assholes. See ye hi!!

My name is URL · 10-02-2015 07:15PM

People should go out and cheer Willie and his merry band of mouth-breathers on while they march. There's nothing he'd hate more than that

The mentally unstable wanker is probably hoping there'll be more riots so he can go home and use it to rile up supporters and claim that Ireland hates the prods

anncoates · 10-02-2015 07:16PM

Really is a shame the bigoted little prick and his trolling won't be just ignored which would irritate him far more.

Galwayguy35 · 10-02-2015 07:20PM

Frazer is a sh1tstirring little runt to be trying this again, but if it goes ahead I hope King Billys groupies are just ignored during their little march.

Strange move for people who want to be British and have nothing to do with us south of the border.

Love Ulster Part Deux

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