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Considering greasytrucker's purported reference to those murdered on Bloody Sunday, I'm inclined to think it's a troll.
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Considering greasytrucker's purported reference to those murdered on Bloody Sunday, I'm inclined to think it's a troll.
Terry's latest incarnation. Best left on ignore till the Mods ban him yet again.
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Not familiar with Terry but I'll take your word for it!
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Ireland today, listen to the tramp tramp tramp of marching boots, glorying in their defeat in 1916!

A cold house for Unionists!
Is that a female nose on the far right there? Any more of her (preferably in uniform).
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No Ireland was wallowing in self pity and looking inwards like it has done best.

It went backwards after 1921.

Name me one project or building of note built in the republic from 1921 to the 1990s ?

A truly backward nation before the EU dragged into the modern era.

To compare Hitler to modern Britain and its army shows your just another republican cretin.
Why all the hatred towards the irish ?
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Why all the hatred towards the irish ?
Self-loathing paddy with a crawl compulsion.....best to leave to wallow in his own filth.
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Why Belfast anyway...

They should go to the likes of Lisburn or Holywood for their parades
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Why Belfast anyway...

They should go to the likes of Lisburn or Holywood for their parades
Bollocks, the Brit army has no business being in Ireland never mind parading in Ireland. The only Brit army parade I want to see is to the boat or plane, walking or carried I could care less, as long as they're gone.
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Bollocks, the Brit army has no business being in Ireland never mind parading in Ireland. The only Brit army parade I want to see is to the boat or plane, walking or carried I could care less, as long as they're gone.
All very well saying that - but the majority of people in Northern Ireland (excluding me) have alligence to the Queens Army. Until that changes nothing can be done about it.

Let them march in Lisburn or some other area where they would be wanted
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Bollocks, the Brit army has no business being in Ireland never mind parading in Ireland. The only Brit army parade I want to see is to the boat or plane, walking or carried I could care less, as long as they're gone.
Eh sorry they do check out GFA etc if you dont want to watch them march stay at home and turnoff your tv if its on the news. I dont like everyone that has a march or parade in the Republic but thats democracy for you.
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