why on earth

Is there going to be another I love Ulster parade?

After the last one, was In town working that day it was horrible, both sides of it where idiots

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Originally Posted by annabel taylor

Is there going to be another I love Ulster parade?

After the last one, was In town working that day it was horrible, both sides of it where idiots

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9uHhLe6WE0

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Originally Posted by HairyPotter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9uHhLe6WE0

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NEVER,NEVER, NEVER
Well, maybe if you make me First Minister.

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Originally Posted by spur

You are kidding????What fool gave that the go ahead?

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I dont get why the council need march here singing songs about killing Catholics
I dont get why we can just turn our backs and ignore them, its nuts

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Originally Posted by annabel taylor

Is there going to be another I love Ulster parade?

After the last one, was In town working that day it was horrible, both sides of it where idiots

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But was not one side worse than the other
And what are the ulster men to do when they cant visit escorts?

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Originally Posted by annabel taylor

Is there going to be another I love Ulster parade?

After the last one, was In town working that day it was horrible, both sides of it where idiots

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Ive no problem with Ulster or anyone who "loves" it.
But Its the orange sash wearing brigade who come to Dublin to march and :poke:..........not the nice people :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by spur

You are kidding????What fool gave that the go ahead?

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According to Dublin Fianna Fáil Councillor Jim O’Callaghan:

"DCC can’t stop a march. The purpose of the motion is to give the elected representatives of Dublin an opportunity to express their views."

Apart from the March being seen as provocative in itself, it just gives an opportunity for the usual band of idiots to go out and create mayhem on the streets.

Let's just hope that the cold weather persists here a little longer and keep the boys away

http://www.rte.ie/news/2015/0323/689186-love-ulster/

Loyalist campaigner Willie Frazer has confirmed that the planned Love Ulster march will not go ahead in Dublin next Saturday.
Mr Frazer said he has received assurances from government officials that information will be provided to the inquest into the Kingsmill massacre in which ten Protestant workmen were shot dead in 1976.
But Mr Frazer said that if this commitment was not honoured then another, bigger march would be held in Dublin at a later date.

No problem if they did want to march in Dublin.

But in return the Nationalists should march along the Shankill, wearing green and carrying tricolour and pictures of the Pope.

"Parity of esteem" as unionists were fond of saying a few years ago.