Are Irish People Still Being Targetted For Special Treatment On Entering The UK?

[skev]

I'm no fan of the Gardai but I'd prefer to see 100 of those drug dealing scumbags a.k.a. "Irish patriots" dead than one garda hurt...

[Risteard]

I'm no fan of the Gardai but I'd prefer to see 100 of those drug dealing scumbags a.k.a. "Irish patriots" dead than one garda hurt...

You are a psychopath and should be banned from this site.

[Old Mr Grouser]

You (skev) are a psychopath and should be banned from this site.

And only two hours ago, on this same thread, you posted - " ... I can assure you that McCabe was less than human. Although the IRA were not involved (it was the Provo party militia as opposed to the IRA), and although he should technically not have been targeted (although it would appear to have been self-defence) the world is better without McCabe and I wouldn't condemn the extermination of his life."

[skev]

You are a psychopath and should be banned from this site.

No I'm just someone who was warned off starting a legitimate company because your "patriots" didn't want any competition against one of their friends "legitimate" businesses. I can totally understand anybody supporting these knackers if it was still 1978 but in the 21st century they are nothing but criminal scum.

I feel sorry for the true heroes of the republican movement. They're names have been sullied by power and money hungry thugs who make this island a worse place to live.

[darkknight]

larger scan: Leem vs Heathrow on Twitpic

[acme]

any hear the result from the Court case last Thursday
Residency case could affect Irish in Britain | The Post

More than a million Irish citizens living in Britain could be affected by the outcome of a case before the European Court of Justice on Thursday.

The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom has asked the Luxembourg court to rule whether Irish citizens who also hold British passports can claim residency in Britain and the North under EU regulations.

The Irish DOJ have now started to refuse Irish/British dual citizens their EU rights
in violation of the to the Good Friday Agreement

(vi) recognise the birthright of all the people of Northern Ireland to identify themselves and be accepted as Irish or British, or both, as they may so choose, and accordingly confirm that their right to hold both British and Irish citizenship is accepted by both Governments and would not be affected by any future change in the status of Northern Ireland.