Love Ulster Part Deux

Kermit.de.frog · 10-02-2015 07:22PM

Streetwalker wrote: »

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

But are the scumbags welcome to their day out and free runners?

wexandproud · 10-02-2015 07:22PM

Streetwalker wrote: »

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

why not make them welcome , or just put no pass on them as they march and beat their lambeg drums , or if you dont agree with it why not stay away altogether , with 'the pillars of society' coming out and rioting the are playing right into their hands and giving them a reason to whinge and moan about their treatment . After all if the ones out rioting are shouting about a 32 county Ireland , Dublin will hopefully be the capital and every tradition will have to be respected

just let them get on with it and it will confuse the sh.t out of them

DavidRamsay99 · 10-02-2015 07:27PM

King Billy should be embraced by the LGBT community who should arrange to march with the Love Ulster march since after all William III of Orange was a screaming homosexual who apparently in a relationship with Arnold Joost van Keppel, a strikingly handsome fellow who was 30 years his junior who was made the Earl of Earl of Albemarle.

keeponhurling · 10-02-2015 07:28PM

I wonder did the council investigate the possibility of this parade going ahead without any loyalist bandsmen, or without any sectarian emblems or songs ?
Surely the incitement to hatred act would back them up.

If they scaled it back to a commemoration of victims I can't see it bring as provocative.

enricoh · 10-02-2015 07:34PM

So the council say no to Garth brooks with 80000 overseas fans coming over to spend a fortune in town and yes to this clown that will cost a fortune to police n close Dublin down for a day.
U couldn't make it up !

Sunnyisland · 10-02-2015 07:36PM

enricoh wrote: »

So the council say no to Garth brooks with 80000 overseas fans coming over to spend a fortune in town and yes to this clown that will cost a fortune to police n close Dublin down for a day.
U couldn't make it up !

Give me willie Frazier any day :-)

As he really has friends in low places

Karl Stein · 10-02-2015 07:49PM

'Love Ulster' is a poorly disguised euphemism for 'Love loyalist drum-bangers who believe they sit atop a hierarchy of victims of the troubles'.

I'd like to know who is giving this the go-ahead. Surely it's not up to the Gardai alone?

RhubarbCrumble · 10-02-2015 07:51PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hamKl-su8PE

SaveOurLyric · 10-02-2015 08:37PM

I think its a lovely idea and am surprised at the lack of support here - shows that we still have some way to go to normalise north-south relations now that the situation has improved. Showing that goodwill parades like this are not just a nice thing, but fullfill a real need.

We have to look beyond the troubles of 30 years and engage positively with each other; in business, leisure, tourism, sport, etc. I have been up several times and its really quite a nice place.

An initiative like this does highlight the how close we are, and have a deeply intertwined future - and that embracing our shared values and culture is for the betterment of all on this island. It does look like they need reassurance on this front, that we do want cooperate with them and do not hold their sins of the past against them.
Fair play to them for their initiative I say.
So yes, show a little love - Ulster, we do love you.

Micky Dolenz · 10-02-2015 08:39PM

"Love Ulster" can kiss my balls.

We have moved on from such agenda pushing bollix, hopefully.

downonthefarm · 10-02-2015 08:52PM

Found a coppers baton at the last one.heck if this goes ahead might get a hat or pair of bracelets

Berserker · 10-02-2015 09:00PM

It will be great to see them march through Dublin. It's long overdue. They are more than welcome here as far as I am concerned.

Kermit.de.frog · 10-02-2015 09:12PM

I respect them for demanding the right to march in their capital city. They are most welcome.

Nodin · 10-02-2015 09:16PM

SaveOurLyric wrote: »

I think its a lovely idea and am surprised at the lack of support here - shows that we still have some way to go to normalise north-south relations now that the situation has improved. Showing that goodwill parades like this are not just a nice thing, but fullfill a real need.

We have to look beyond the troubles of 30 years and engage positively with each other; in business, leisure, tourism, sport, etc. I have been up several times and its really quite a nice place.

An initiative like this does highlight the how close we are, and have a deeply intertwined future - and that embracing our shared values and culture is for the betterment of all on this island. It does look like they need reassurance on this front, that we do want cooperate with them and do not hold their sins of the past against them.
Fair play to them for their initiative I say.
So yes, show a little love - Ulster, we do love you.

You do know who willie fraiser is...?

The Th!ng · 10-02-2015 09:21PM

Give the orange bastards an inch and next time around they'll want a mile. It wouldn't surprise me if this is being done in an effort to taint the celebrations for 1916.

Karl Stein · 10-02-2015 09:31PM

SaveOurLyric wrote: »

goodwill parades like this

'Goodwill parade'. Hilarious.

We have to look beyond the troubles of 30 years and engage positively with each other; in business, leisure, tourism, sport, etc.

All of which are already happening regardless of the 'love Loyalist trolling parade'

An initiative like this does highlight the how close we are, and have a deeply intertwined future - and that embracing our shared values and culture is for the betterment of all on this island.

As far as Willie and his ship of fools are concerned Southerners are well and truly foreign. You can be sure that 99% of them consider themselves as British and British only despite having lived in Ireland for generations.

It does look like they need reassurance on this front, that we do want cooperate with them and do not hold their sins of the past against them.

Willie Frazer, like the loyalist zealot he is, does not believe any of the people he associates with have any sins to repent for when it comes to the troubles.

So yes, show a little love - Ulster, we do love you.

Ulster is a 9 county province. Willie Frazer and his hangers-on are not in any way representative of the province of Ulster.

LJ3103 · 10-02-2015 09:37PM

Rumour has it that it was only given the green light because the Garda needed to get some practice in for the anti water charges protesters

R P McMurphy · 10-02-2015 09:38PM

SaveOurLyric wrote: »

I think its a lovely idea and am surprised at the lack of support here - shows that we still have some way to go to normalise north-south relations now that the situation has improved. Showing that goodwill parades like this are not just a nice thing, but fullfill a real need.

We have to look beyond the troubles of 30 years and engage positively with each other; in business, leisure, tourism, sport, etc. I have been up several times and its really quite a nice place.

An initiative like this does highlight the how close we are, and have a deeply intertwined future - and that embracing our shared values and culture is for the betterment of all on this island. It does look like they need reassurance on this front, that we do want cooperate with them and do not hold their sins of the past against them.
Fair play to them for their initiative I say.
So yes, show a little love - Ulster, we do love you.

I doubt many share the values of wee Willie and his breathern but if you want to go right ahead. Willie and his ilk have no interest at all in engaging positively, quite the opposite as they feed of engendering negativity and distrust. He is a parasite, in more ways than one

My name is URL · 10-02-2015 09:54PM

The Italian embassy on Northumberland Road will have to be put on lockdown lest wee Willy mistake it for an IRA training camp

http://www.u.tv/news/IRA-HQ-claim-over-schools-Italian-flag/a415e119-9230-4265-b9d5-a16348618fac

Letree · 10-02-2015 10:52PM

If this goes ahead and is peaceful do you think Willie will just go away? No he will not, he will be back the following year with even more people, then he will look to hold it twice a year. It is not a good idea to let this march go ahead.

P_1 · 10-02-2015 11:02PM

I suppose lining the route and pointing and laughing would be out of the question?

SaveOurLyric · 10-02-2015 11:03PM

Letree wrote: »

If this goes ahead and is peaceful do you think Willie will just go away? No he will not, he will be back the following year with even more people, then he will look to hold it twice a year.

Which would be progress, and promote the celebration of the greater integration and understanding between the two countries. Cultural exchange is a positive tool in the promotion of greater peace and prosperity.

I havent heard of him, but take it this Willie Frazer is the man behind this initiative ? Then kudos too him and hope the knockers here are only a minority, unrepresentative of the vaste majority of southern Irish people who are only delighted to have a develop friendships and relationships with people from Ulster.

Letree wrote: »

It is not a good idea to let this march go ahead.

That is very unfair, and you must back up such a statement with genuine reasons.

Menas · 10-02-2015 11:10PM

SaveOurLyric wrote: »

Which would be progress, and promote the celebration of the greater integration and understanding between the two countries. Cultural exchange is a positive tool in the promotion of greater peace and prosperity.

I havent heard of him, but take it this Willie Frazer is the man behind this initiative ? Then kudos too him and hope the knockers here are only a minority, unrepresentative of the vaste majority of southern Irish people who are only delighted to have a develop friendships and relationships with people from Ulster.

That is very unfair, and you must back up such a statement with genuine reasons.

Do you think that the kind Mr Frazer is doing this to promote cross border relations?
Perhaps look up his history before answering that question.

Larbre34 · 10-02-2015 11:20PM

This will end badly. Very badly indeed.

boetstark · 10-02-2015 11:25PM

GAAman wrote: »

And both parties are keeping said date and time to themselves despite haircut saying he wasn't afraid....

Have news for the poster who said they hoped scumbags and toerags wouldn't ruin it, they will be too busy marching :rolleyes:[/quote
You may remember that it was the home grown scum that rioted last time.
Not one marcher arrested. And coaches stoned when returning to Night. I think we all know on which side of the border the toerags originated]

10-02-2015 11:25PM

SaveOurLyric wrote: »

Which would be progress, and promote the celebration of the greater integration and understanding between the two countries. Cultural exchange is a positive tool in the promotion of greater peace and prosperity.

I havent heard of him, but take it this Willie Frazer is the man behind this initiative ? Then kudos too him and hope the knockers here are only a minority, unrepresentative of the vaste majority of southern Irish people who are only delighted to have a develop friendships and relationships with people from Ulster.

That is very unfair, and you must back up such a statement with genuine reasons.

You should really go look up who he is so..

irishfeen · 10-02-2015 11:29PM

Dublin is the capital city of Ireland - they have every right to march in their capital. If they or anyone causes trouble marching then the Gardaí has every right to keep the peace by any means they so wish in accordance with the law be they farmers from Kerry or Unionists from Belfast.

If they cause trouble they will be dealing with the Gardaí riot squad, not the PSNI who pussyfoot around them.

Letree · 10-02-2015 11:30PM

SaveOurLyric wrote: »

Which would be progress, and promote the celebration of the greater integration and understanding between the two countries. Cultural exchange is a positive tool in the promotion of greater peace and prosperity.

I havent heard of him, but take it this Willie Frazer is the man behind this initiative ? Then kudos too him and hope the knockers here are only a minority, unrepresentative of the vaste majority of southern Irish people who are only delighted to have a develop friendships and relationships with people from Ulster.

That is very unfair, and you must back up such a statement with genuine reasons.

Are you trolling, you admit you don't know who Willie Frazer is. Look up some of his youtube videos. He is not down here to make friends.

Spirit of 67 · 10-02-2015 11:34PM

SaveOurLyric wrote: »

Which would be progress, and promote the celebration of the greater integration and understanding between the two countries. Cultural exchange is a positive tool in the promotion of greater peace and prosperity.

I havent heard of him, but take it this Willie Frazer is the man behind this initiative ? Then kudos too him and hope the knockers here are only a minority, unrepresentative of the vaste majority of southern Irish people who are only delighted to have a develop friendships and relationships with people from Ulster.

That is very unfair, and you must back up such a statement with genuine reasons.

Willies Father was a member of the Glenanne Gang , do some research on them . Frazer presents himself as looking for justice for victims when in reality he is using peoples misery to line his pockets !

Crooked Jack · 10-02-2015 11:43PM

I'm in two minds about this.
On the one hand I think let the irrelevant little wankstain have his march and hopefully the people of Dublin will just ignore him or at most just be bemused by the whole thing and deny him the big attention diverting story he desperately wants.
On the other hand his group does count members of the Glennane Gang (the group that carried out the Dublin and Monaghan bombings on behalf of the british) among its "innocent victims" and the thought of a banner with their pictures or names on it being carried through Dublin is pretty disgusting and would no doubt be deeply hurtful to the families of those killed.

Whatever happens Im glad to see that when Frazer and his ilk have an issue they know they can take it to the streets of their nation's capital.

Love Ulster Part Deux

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