I lived in Scotland for a while too and we were tempted to stay there. Its an amazing place to live and the people are so like us in regards to humour etc.I completely get what you mean. I dont identify as orange or green or any similar label & it can leave you feeling a bit lost. I don’t feel Irish when I’m in the south as they don’t see you as Irish like them, but then when you go to Scotland/England/Wales they call you Irishand I don’t feel British either.
I remember when I was in Scotland being jealous of their Scottish culture, like tartan and bagpipes and Braveheart lol and feeling like I can’t have that in NI without picking a side and there’s no neutral culture to choose either
Wait what? A new monarch, a new PM, an election on the horizon and Jamie posted a tweet without the word subjugation. The times they are a changin’.Never trust a politicianView attachment 1592673
Think he’s heard Lizz and me-hole had a cosy meeting View attachment 1592742
Tracy had a face like a bulldog licking piss off a nettle through the whole thing. The praise for Maskey was sticking in her throatDon’t you know Jimmy’s Fav rag has something to throw at them ,same as Tracy nearly choking on her own vomit earlier when she was commentating . James McClean getting a touch too..Because he wore a black armband and bowed his head for the minutes silence
Feel like I'm the only person in ireland (yes Jamie. All of ireland) that wasn't at garthGarth is coming back once wasn’t enoughView attachment 1588076
Thats funny. There used to be an IT firm in the UTV building and all the lads were traumatisedApparently The Thirsty Goat is named after Pamela.
I agree with this.I don't think the RA has the same meaning in the south ,it's the old IRA they chant about ,same as the Wolftones .
I see a real difference in the two communities when it comes to these petty things. I simply couldn’t care less if the OO want to march all day every day, or if people want to cover their houses in flags and bunting, let them at it. All I see is insecurity. I don’t need a tricolour on my house to remind me I’m Irish when I hear the hear the language spoken every day in my home and the sports being played in my garden. The tin whistle is deafening me here as I type but the less said about that the betterYes, that context. I guess the men at their band parade a few nights ago chanting U. U. U.V.F are referring to www1. See its a merry-go-round.
My issue is why the surprise and outrage that Ireland has rebel songs, of course they do and beautiful poetry on the subject too and those who wish to sing or recite it are free to so and should never apologise or be made to feel embarrassed.
They are remembering people who fought and died for them in the same way as people wear poppies.
Slightly off topic...I buy a poppy every year, I don't mind but I've no real choice in the matter, a neighbour who was released under the GFA and who still has connections to this day makes sure that I do. He seems to enjoy it. Could I tell him no thank you? No, I definitely could not. So when I see the butt hurt on this thread it grates slightly.
Apparently Delboy.Doesn’t the guy that exposed Saville want to expose another top celebrity but they’re stopping it.
Disgusting. Must be exhausting carrying that much hate around.
Read a comment on Facebook that he’s 5ft tall and runs like a toddler with a dirty nappy. SighMonga no! You've ruined him now. Ruined!
Look at the Farrow and Ball colour Pigeon Mavis. I’m not trolling you as I know you don’t like pigeons, I think it’s a beautiful colour for a kitchenI love those mad bastards.
Off topic, hypothetically if you were putting a new kitchen in what colour and what should you have remembered?