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The only snakes left here

Me and my brother took Dad to watch the Fureys last night for his Bday,  good old sing along, he kept saying its like being back in Dundalk! Lol Heavy metal band in a pub after, not so much

It seems everything you regurgitated earlier is horse shite lol.. They certainly brainwashed you on your way to adulthood lol

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On 17/03/2023 at 19:45, Chid said:

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Yous Irish get really touchy about st Patrick. 

It was the Americans who started the green tradition off not some potato picker in the 1500s about his Irish heritage ?.

Let's not forgot the British had ruled over Ireland way before Henry the 8th but as lords not kings .. and when you did eventually get your own king , his own countrymen asked the English king to come and defeat him and rule in his place ???

I'll let ye into a little secret,that's a load of BOLLIX too,....more lies and brainwashing from your past .lol...

God bless England, I've enjoyed my times over there and met manys the fine decent gentleman and dog man there,and have no doubt I'll enjoy myself again in the near future in the country...you should try it,get out of your area and meet new folk with an unbiased outlook or view,you'll find you'd be welcome anywhere if yer civil

 

 

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9 hours ago, jigsaw said:

I'll let ye into a little secret,that's a load of BOLLIX too,....more lies and brainwashing from your past .lol...

God bless England, I've enjoyed my times over there and met manys the fine decent gentleman and dog man there,and have no doubt I'll enjoy myself again in the near future in the country...you should try it,get out of your area and meet new folk with an unbiased outlook or view,you'll find you'd be welcome anywhere if yer civil

 

 

You c jig the Brits would and will try claim anything decent or that people enjoy,now I'd hate hate to get all political on here but they claim athlete's,actors holidays fighters heroes land,spuds you name it,all to be there's lol ?,they just have to understand you will never beat Irish 

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On 17/03/2023 at 13:33, Chid said:

Patrick - THE MAN..the MYTH..the MESSAGE.     

 

Don't let others rewrite history, 

these are the FACTS about Patrick - Apostle of Ulster.......                                   

 

Patrick was not Irish. ..he was in fact British...from west coast of mainland Britain. At the age of 16, Patrick was taken prisoner by a group of Irish raiders who were attacking his family’s estate. They transported him to Ireland where he spent six years in captivity. (There is some dispute over where this captivity took place. Although many believe he was taken to live in Mount Slemish in County Antrim, it is more likely that he was held in County Mayo near Killala.) 

 

He didn't drive any snakes out of Ireland.

 

Saint Patrick’s Day is supposed to be cross community and open to ALL. 

 

The Cross of Saint Patrick has been associated with Patrick for many centuries. ..this cross is in the British Union flag.

 

Patrick’s mission in Ulster lasted 30 years.  

His ministry was centred around Downpatrick, Armagh and Saul - Ulster.

Patrick is apparently buried at the Anglican Protestant Church of Ireland cathedral in Downpatrick.                                  

 

Patrick never mentioned the Shamrock. It was invented in 1726 by a Protestant minister to represent the father, the son and the Holy Spirit.

Patrick built his first church in Saul (Co down) in 432 AD ..at this site now stands Saint Patrick's church of Ireland                       

 

In Patrick’s confession Patrick tells how he didn't know the Lord before being taken into captivity in Ulster. 

This is exactly the same as a testimony in evangelical Protestant terms.

 

The first people to celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day were Ulster Scots Protestants in Boston who held a fundraising dinner in 1737 for Irish Immigrants to the USA, who toasted Saint Patrick and the British King. 

 

The first people to parade on Saint Patrick’s Day were Ulster Scots members of the British army. Many were also members of the Orange Order - This happened in New York in 1767.             

 

Patrick was not celebrated in Ireland until the 1930's. Patrick is also the Patron Saint of Nigeria after Protestant evangelical missionaries took the biblical Gospel to Nigeria.

 Patrick never wore green. ..Green was the colour of the Irish National Movement in the 1700's. 

The actual colour associated with Patrick was blue.

Patrick's Christian message was open to ALL       

       

Wishing a peaceful and safe Saint Patrick's Day to ALL!

The bigot can never stay quiet for long , if you ever attend a st Patrick’s day parade you might be surprised to find more from the PUL community at it than you think .This topic just gives you another opportunity to voice your disapproval of anything you see Irish or nationalist , let it go chid hatred only breeds hatred .

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5 minutes ago, paul sr said:

As a boys name Patrick is not as popular as it used to be . Last year in galway city Muhammad was the most popular boys name .

Aint that true, soon the irish will move away from hating the brits and onto the camel jockeys, and if they dont they will soon be on their knees facing mecca, these lazy invaders are not here to work or assimilate to the irish culture they are here to scrounge, pump out kids, be offended by everything not islam and to take over, all assisted by the government and so called irish freedom fighters in the republican movement. Now what those peoples are stealthily inflicting on theyre own peoples is worse than the british will have done. God help Ireland in the next 2 years

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30 minutes ago, keepdiggin said:

Ireland’s really British anyway mate 

I know your saying that for a rise but Ireland was celtic not british,it was the romans that name britania kd they called Ireland hibernia though they never invaded or tried anyway.

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2 minutes ago, Francie, said:

I know your saying that for a rise but Ireland was celtic not british,it was the romans that name britania kd they called Ireland hibernia though they never invaded or tried anyway.

I was mate I admire you Irish 

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2 hours ago, Lenmcharristar said:

Aint that true, soon the irish will move away from hating the brits and onto the camel jockeys, and if they dont they will soon be on their knees facing mecca, these lazy invaders are not here to work or assimilate to the irish culture they are here to scrounge, pump out kids, be offended by everything not islam and to take over, all assisted by the government and so called irish freedom fighters in the republican movement. Now what those peoples are stealthily inflicting on theyre own peoples is worse than the british will have done. God help Ireland in the next 2 years

Be no different than London so,

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