Yes, in English. It is universally known that you do not learn anything about the history of your country towards Ireland in your British schools so let me explain why it is in English.... In the 18th century the Penal Laws were in force in Ireland. These were strict laws imposed by the British on the native Irish people in their own land, Ireland. These laws made the speaking of the Irish language illegal and punishable by imprisonment. These laws also made the education of Irish children illegal, made the practice of the Catholic religion illegal, made the ownership of land by the native Irish people illegal, along with many more similarly inhumane laws. That is our shared history. Just google "The Penal Laws in Ireland" to learn more about your own history. Please do go ahead and google it. Because, you see, education is a good thing. It gets rid of an innate ignorance like the ignorance you displayed here while posting your low-conscious, uneducated comment. I love explaining this to you, because despite all your own ugly history of oppression which your countrymen are ashamed to teach in your schools, and despite subjecting my people to all those inhumane laws listed above, we actually beat you in the end! Have a lovely day! ❤
Cool song
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Very cool flag map
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Who's this version by?
I could cry. We are dying. Be reasonable.
Must the rising be communist?
Think. Please.
Irish rebel song... In English...
It has a ton of gaelag in it
@@toocrunchy2126 are you talking about the one word in the beginning
True. But language is not nation. Please remember.
Yes, in English. It is universally known that you do not learn anything about the history of your country towards Ireland in your British schools so let me explain why it is in English....
In the 18th century the Penal Laws were in force in Ireland. These were strict laws imposed by the British on the native Irish people in their own land, Ireland. These laws made the speaking of the Irish language illegal and punishable by imprisonment. These laws also made the education of Irish children illegal, made the practice of the Catholic religion illegal, made the ownership of land by the native Irish people illegal, along with many more similarly inhumane laws. That is our shared history. Just google "The Penal Laws in Ireland" to learn more about your own history.
Please do go ahead and google it. Because, you see, education is a good thing. It gets rid of an innate ignorance like the ignorance you displayed here while posting your low-conscious, uneducated comment. I love explaining this to you, because despite all your own ugly history of oppression which your countrymen are ashamed to teach in your schools, and despite subjecting my people to all those inhumane laws listed above, we actually beat you in the end! Have a lovely day! ❤