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We need to talk about the border elisalau
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Driving with Joan in Derry/Londonderry. Chapter 2 - The Fountain From the Fountain to the Bogside
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Driving with Joan in Derry/Londonderry. Chapter 2 - The Fountain From the Fountain to the Bogside
Driving with Joan in Derry/Londonderry. Chapter 3 - The Bogside
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Driving with Joan in Derry/Londonderry. Chapter 3 - The Bogside
Driving with Joan in Derry/Londonderry. Chapter 1 - The Fountain
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Driving with Joan in Derry/Londonderry. Chapter 1 - The Fountain
Petrol Station on the border
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John McC. Tells us about his petrol station built on the border
North of Clones
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Patrick Jospeh D. tells us about his little house on the irish border
Belleek
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Next to the old police station in Belleek, Adrian talks about the Troubles, the Brexit and the Border.
Joan Corrigan from Northern Ireland talks about Brexit and the border
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Joan Corrigan from Northern Ireland talks about Brexit and the border, Bellanaleck, County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland.
Pettigo
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Teenagers talking about the border, the Brexit and its possible consequences, Pettigo, Counties Fermanagh and Donegal, a village on the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. © We Need To Talk About The Border, July 2018
Crossing the irish border four times in four minutes
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The Drummully Polyp, or Coleman Island, is a Republic of Ireland enclave in Northern Ireland, southwest of Clones, Co. Monaghan. Only reachable through the Finn River from Ireland, the narrow tree shaped enclave can be accessed by road only from Northern Ireland! This is where the Border line is the most sinuous, and crossing the narrow neck of the enclave from East to West means going through ...
Pat Leonard from Ballyconnell talks about the Irish border
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Pat Leonard is the owner of the Trading Post, a military surplus in Ballyconnell, Co Cavan, Republic of Ireland. He shares his views, stories about the border and about Brexit.
Irish Border, driving on an unapproved road
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Sean Nolan nous emmène à un point de frontière sur une "unapproved" road, une route qu'il était interdit de prendre en voiture durant les "Troubles" à moins d'avoir une autorisation spéciale
Following Garda Belleek to Tully hut
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A la recherche de l'ancienne cabane des douanes irlandaises de Belleek à Tully, à fond derrière la voiture de la Garda, conduite par John... / Following Garda vehicle, driven by John, from Belleek to Tully, looking for an old Irish customs shed...
Thank you!!
Thank you!!
Thank you for the video. It must be very odd having to cross the border a few times when you are on the same road. I do hope there will be no obstacles for those who live here in the future at all.
*Derry
Very interesting video thanks. I’ve read about the so called ‘ Drummully Polyp’ and am intrigued by it. How does it function without road access from the Republic? By that I mean how is it policed how do ambulances and fire engines access it how is the mail delivered? All of these things must first cross into the UK or does the UK provide these services for them on a concessionary basis? I’ve not been able to find any definitive information on this but would be interested to find out.
It's a very big problem, since there is no direct road from the Republic to the Polyp. The neck is closed by a river crossed by no bridge so the only wayin would be using choppers.
@@weneedtotalkabouttheborder Really!? So you’re saying that the mail is delivered by a chopper and the Gardai and Fire Service also enter from the Air?
@@winco68 We don't ! But considering that there is no road connecting the Republic to the Polyp, we see no other way. And you're right, we should investigate in order to find out exactly how they deal with the situation there.
Did you ever find out?
@@SK-qe9br Yes I did. An Irish person contacted me via the Quora app and told me the outcome after a detailed discussion with a local Garda in the area. Fire, Ambulance and Postal services are allowed to travel through UK territory overland in order to reach the polyp. With the Police it’s slightly different they can travel through UK territory in order to reach the Polyp but they must do so out of uniform and in unmarked vehicles. Apparently they are in uniform but just wear a long civilian coat until they cross the border and put it back on before they return. All this talk of helicopters etc is pure nonsense apparently!
Was there a hard border here before the UK and Ireland joined the EU / EEC?
There may have been in some places. But a lot of roads were unapproved, and others bombed to prevent crossing. But people from both sides sometimes came to fill bomb holes in order to reopen the roads.
Good Morning. We are from Scotland and buying quite expensive and very important health related item via Gumtree from your lovely village and a bit afraid that it could be SCAM... Any chance you can please give an advice of how can we check that the Seller really exists there. We don't know your community at all. Please let us know. Kindest Regards 🌹 and Best Wishes
I'm sorry. we're not from Belleek that was just apart of our journey along the border
@@weneedtotalkabouttheborder Thank You Kindly 💮 Wish you to overcome the challenges of modern times! Best Wishes 🌹
I'm from Scotland and recently stayed at a rented flat at The Fountain while working in the city. Amazing friendy people. I loved it and look forward to going back.
Reunification is what we need to talk about
It may happen. Who knows
A dense hole of water.
the block of land at 5:30 is where my great granny’s house used to be and yeh there was a bonfire
Thank you very much for this information !
@@weneedtotalkabouttheborder I would regard the fountain as a geographical anomaly in Derry which is similar to nationalists in short strand in Belfast.
My great great grandfather was from Belleek. I would like to go there one day.
You have to.
I live in belleek I can’t believe how much history it has tho I mean even the prince visited belleek pottery
Up donegal
Go on conner
Yeehaa!!