The Irish Times - A Loyalist Rag for a Loyalist People?

[The Field Marshal]

The Irish Times is a poor and predjudiced newspaper staffed by narrow minded intellectual midgets.

It panders to a perceived liberal agenda whilst cynically attacking and undermining
traditional values.

This pathetic newspaper has long outlived its usefullness and is now only taken seriously by a mindless and unquestioning supine readership.

[USER1234]

The Irish Times is a poor and predjudiced newspaper staffed by narrow minded intellectual midgets.

It panders to a perceived liberal agenda whilst cynically attacking and undermining
traditional values.

This pathetic newspaper has long outlived its usefullness and is now only taken seriously by a mindless and unquestioning supine readership.

& what is your favourate paper?

[Eldritch]

You'll learn more from this fine newspaper:



Than you will from the 'Irish' times.

[merle haggard]

quote:- The Irish - americans also had a problem with non-Catholics and there was a famous case in Washington of an officer, a Belfast Protestant, having to be reposted because of resistance from the local community. One would have thought that the Irish-Americans would have been glad of such admittedly tokenistic diversity, but as I was soon to find out they wren't always such a sophisticated bunch. Unquote. Eamon Delaney; An Accidental Diplomat.

"I do not, I never have and I never will recognise the colonial State of British-occupied Ireland ... I want to state publicly and unequivocally that I am in sympathy with the IRA - indeed sympathy is too weak a word ... I cannot join them in the fight for freedom of my country, but the very least I can do is speak up for them when they are being slandered and vilified by unscrupulously vicious propaganda. The oppressors of Irish freedom call the IRA terrorists and murderers, but I call them by their proper titles; I call them freedom fighters, I call them heroes; and I venerate their dead as martyrs for Ireland." [2]

Father Sean McManus.

So much for objectivity in journalism - as defined by you .

Here's Fr. Sean again. Demonstrating " finger on the pulse " analysis.

YouTube - Anti-Catholicism 5

Just because the Irish Times- published in the 21st century - doesn't dedicate the MAJORITY of it's pages to has-beens and never-weres doesn't make it a rag. It seems
to have abandones its sectarian origins. What a pity that the republicanism of Tone , Emmet , Davis, Parnell has been abandoned to narrow minded whingers.

maybe you could point us to the republicanism involved in affording that british officer Bury a column / pr offensive detailing on a regular basis Tommy Atkins heroic struggle against the fuzzy wuzzies up the khyber ?
The IT is unionist owned , its owners once referred to its northern protestant editor Douglas Gageby as a white n*gger due to his percieved sympathy for the civil rights campaign in the north . This disgusting remark was made by its owner during a converstaion wwith British intelligence agents in Dublin when he offered to put the paper at the disposal of the British foreign office/ MI5 at the outset of the last northern conflict .

the best that can be said for the IT is that it isnt as bad as the Indo . However as a roll of cut price recycled bogroll from Aldi isnt as bad as the indo either thats hardly a ringing endorsement . I really only find Newton emerson and suzanne breen worth reading in it .

the irish media in general is just pathetic beyond belief .