Why all this military type parades in the 21st century, preparing for what? Play music celebrate a culture but why is it militarism we all had family and friends who died in World Wars but we keep our remberance private and dignified. PS including visits to France 🇫🇷 Belgium 🇧🇪 with their War memorials, remember Dublin Fuseliers, Connacht Rangers, and the Munster Division, LOYALISTS don't own the narrative of this Islands history!PS Many of us in the Republic had family members fight in the 2nd World War eg "Monte Cassino" who have died in the last few years so show some respect and change these outdated marches be more inclusive!
Paul thanks for your comment, yes some work needs to take place to educate people on the Irish men who fought with the British in world war 1 and the second world war and continue to fight with the British Army .
@@garydlk no work needed the ones who fought in ww1 were traitors who should have stayed in Ireland and fought against the British not helped them fight another war .... How were the irish repaid the black and tans sent in to butcher and murder at will oh there are history lessons needed all right just mostly need teaching in the orange lodges
@@englishvolunteerforce5862 “In Northern Ireland, approximately 38,000 people volunteered for service in the British armed forces between 1939 and 1945 - including 7,000 women. There were in fact more volunteers from neutral Éire with approximately 43,000 men and women enlisting in the British armed forces during the war. Some evidence suggests that the numbers of volunteers from Northern Ireland in the Second World War was considered disappointing by contemporary standards. In 1943, for example, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill negatively characterised Belfast youths as young fellows of the locality who loaf about with their hands in their pockets impeding recruiting and the work of the shipyard.”
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Pride , passion , and discipline something greatly missing in today’s world .
We r the Billy boys no surrender
Blackpool..ian stuart ❤
If the Irish come home what will it do for the planters prospects in the border poll 😂😂😂
Burnley skins No surrender
No surrender?
@@OhEidirsceoil brilliant thanks pal nice one got that buzz soon after the lockdown starts again.c19 skins No surrender
@@andrewchippendale2820 what are ya on about?
@@OhEidirsceoil sorry. No surrender
@@andrewchippendale2820 surrender to who? Who are burnley skins, are they in a war or something?
lovely part of northern ireland cultural history
Even better on st Patrick’s day or 15th of august 👍🏻
A song telling irish people to go home oooohhh the irony. Definitely sub educated human beings in the orange lodge 😂😂
The "Protocol"is here,why dont ye Prods go home😂😂😂
Playing the usual wind and PISH and dressed up in pretendy toytown soldier outfits ffs 🏴🤣
WHY DON"T THEY GO HOME!!!!
Fuck knows they must have lost their compasses and think their in the South or something
@@homelandsecurity589 fuck off back to that sewer you crawled out of 👆🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪up the ra
@@chrisryan464 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
@@chrisryan464 learn history mate, we had use living in sewers of centurys 🤣🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@mzsty8761 learn to spell you daft Eejit. It's centuries *. Pre plantation is the ONLY HISTORY THAT MATTERS 🇮🇪🇻🇦🇮🇪🇻🇦🇮🇪🇻🇦
A bunch of traitor scots in Ireland singing songs about the Irish leaving Scotland and returning to Ireland, anyone else see the irony here lol
Really? Just the lyrics "The famine is over, why don't you go home" threw me off a little
ahh man its gas, thick cunts with no knowledge of history embarrassing stuff. Pity they don't take their own advice and go home.
They dont do irony or history lessons
Why all this military type parades in the 21st century, preparing for what? Play music celebrate a culture but why is it militarism we all had family and friends who died in World Wars but we keep our remberance private and dignified. PS including visits to France 🇫🇷 Belgium 🇧🇪 with their War memorials, remember Dublin Fuseliers, Connacht Rangers, and the Munster Division, LOYALISTS don't own the narrative of this Islands history!PS Many of us in the Republic had family members fight in the 2nd World War eg "Monte Cassino" who have died in the last few years so show some respect and change these outdated marches be more inclusive!
Paul thanks for your comment, yes some work needs to take place to educate people on the Irish men who fought with the British in world war 1 and the second world war and continue to fight with the British Army .
@@garydlk no work needed the ones who fought in ww1 were traitors who should have stayed in Ireland and fought against the British not helped them fight another war .... How were the irish repaid the black and tans sent in to butcher and murder at will oh there are history lessons needed all right just mostly need teaching in the orange lodges
But most were on the side of the Nazis that's why you have a statue of Sean Russell.
@@englishvolunteerforce5862 “In Northern Ireland, approximately 38,000 people volunteered for service in the British armed forces between 1939 and 1945 - including 7,000 women.
There were in fact more volunteers from neutral Éire with approximately 43,000 men and women enlisting in the British armed forces during the war.
Some evidence suggests that the numbers of volunteers from Northern Ireland in the Second World War was considered disappointing by contemporary standards. In 1943, for example, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill negatively characterised Belfast youths as young fellows of the locality who loaf about with their hands in their pockets impeding recruiting and the work of the shipyard.”
@@paddymacquillan1038 99% of the volunteers from eire were Protestants