A United Ireland

[georgeorwell]

What terrorists?

[Little_Lord_Fauntleroy]

@georgeorwell

What terrorists?

John Devoy

[Malarkey]

@Tim_Riggins

@Little_Lord_Fauntleroy

its all about context

Indeed. Malarky seems to think that those of a Catholic or Nationalist bent would want to join the Orange Order. Why would they? The Orange Order is a religious organisation with a unionist ideology.

This lad is so literalistic and so without wit as almost be special needs. The sight is quite hilarious. Money cannot buy you love, in the phrase, but money sure can buy you confident stupidity.

Rugby, rugby rugby… We are so advanced.

Or maybe he got hit on the head a few too many times. Maybe that craic lies beneath.

[Malarkey]

@Little_Lord_Fauntleroy

love how when basic facts are presented to the Gahliban they turn into whataboutery

normal sports organisations thankfully are a million miles away from the GGA & the Orange order

Like Celtic FC?

Go away, you utter clown.

[Tim_Riggins]

@Little_Lord_Fauntleroy

John Devoy

We don’t have a chance with the GGA still going on like this

GAA club hits back over its treatment of player Peadar Heffron who lost a leg...

[Malarkey]

@Tim_Riggins

@Malarkey

I am not your friend. I have an allergy to populist dimwittery

Except of course that you are not taking on a “populist stance”.

He is espousing a minority stance in the south of Ireland, that is being against a United Ireland.

There is also no apology for terrorism, just dealing with the reality.

A 50%+1 United Ireland would be a disaster. Referendums are easily hijacked by populism (which you claimed to hate) and there is no more populist a cause than a UI. A UI with Sinn Féin as the victors, GGA grounds still named after terrorists et al will not be accepted.

And still this fool cannot see Windsor Park is named so as to glorify terrorism.

None so blind as those in a scrum cap.

[Little_Lord_Fauntleroy]

do you think the GGA should remove the goal of a united Ireland from their rule-book?

[Tim_Riggins]

@Malarkey

This lad is so literalistic and so without wit as almost be special needs. The sight is quite hilarious. Money cannot buy you love, in the phrase, but money sure can buy you confident stupidity.

Rugby, rugby rugby… We are so advanced.

Or maybe he got hit on the head a few too many times. Maybe that craic lies beneath.

You mentioned your perception of my “class” before when you were a bit stumped, good to see it again. I suppose it’s better than you telling us all how smart you are.

As for craic, pounding a whiskey bottle and staying up all night roaring at lads on the internet might be your idea of craic, but we all have our different tastes.

Your continued denials about sectarianism within the GGA are gas. A fella gets his leg blown off for joining the PSNI and his GGA club treat him as a pariah but but but Jack Boothman.

[Halfpipe]

You seem to be well out of touch with the huge middle ground in the north, basing your views on the bile you hear from hardline loyalists. East Belfast GAA Club just finished their first season up here, attracted huge numbers from all sides of the community and were a massive success.

[Tim_Riggins]

@Malarkey

And still this fool cannot see Windsor Park is named so as to glorify terrorism.

None so blind as those in a scrum cap.

They play association football in Windsor Park, do keep up.

[Tim_Riggins]

@Halfpipe

You seem to be well out of touch with the huge middle ground in the north, basing your views on the bile you hear from hardline loyalists. East Belfast GAA Club just finished their first season up here, attracted huge numbers from all sides of the community and were a massive success.

No bile from loyalists here, this was a nationalist. The club treated him like shit.

GAA club hits back over its treatment of player Peadar Heffron who lost a leg...

Is all the GGA like that? Nope, but there are huge problems with it.

[Malarkey]

@Tim_Riggins

@Malarkey

This lad is so literalistic and so without wit as almost be special needs. The sight is quite hilarious. Money cannot buy you love, in the phrase, but money sure can buy you confident stupidity.

Rugby, rugby rugby… We are so advanced.

Or maybe he got hit on the head a few too many times. Maybe that craic lies beneath.

You mentioned your perception of my “class” before when you were a bit stumped, good to see it again. I suppose it’s better than you telling us all how smart you are.

As for craic, pounding a whiskey bottle and staying up all night roaring at lads on the internet might be your idea of craic, but we all have our different tastes.

Your continued denials about sectarianism within the GGA are gas. A fella gets his leg blown off for joining the PSNI and his GGA club treat him as a pariah but but but Jack Boothman.

Ah, the whisky line…

Money can buy you confident stupidity and graceless concessions but not, clearly, class.

Rugby, rugby, rugby… We are great, great, great.

As Samuel Beckett said of his rugby boys in Portora: “They are the cream. Rich and thick.”

[Malarkey]

@Tim_Riggins

@Malarkey

And still this fool cannot see Windsor Park is named so as to glorify terrorism.

None so blind as those in a scrum cap.

They play association football in Windsor Park, do keep up.

Same difference, unless this ladeen is ‘sectarian’ about soccer ball.

[Malarkey]

@Little_Lord_Fauntleroy

do you think the GGA should remove the goal of a united Ireland from their rule-book?

No.

And I do not think the Orange Order should be proscribed.

Do you?

[Halfpipe]

Don’t see how that story means GAA is a cold house for the other community like you stated, that was members of a GAA club treating one of their own disgracefully. Thankfully its an isolated incident and is seen by most in the GAA as a shameful incident.

[Tim_Riggins]

@Malarkey

Ah, the whisky line…

Money can buy you confident stupidity and graceless concessions but not, clearly, class.

Rugby, rugby, rugby… We are great, great, great.

As Samuel Beckett said of his rugby boys in Portora: “They are the cream. Rich and thick.”

We’ll get to an argument with you someday.

[Little_Lord_Fauntleroy]

@Halfpipe

You seem to be well out of touch with the huge middle ground in the north, basing your views on the bile you hear from hardline loyalists. East Belfast GAA Club just finished their first season up here, attracted huge numbers from all sides of the community and were a massive success.

they are calling for the GGA to change their rules

Here's How 110 – Briotanach agus Aontachtaithe - Here's How

[Tim_Riggins]

@Halfpipe

Don’t see how that story means GAA is a cold house for the other community like you stated, that was members of a GAA club treating one of their own disgracefully. Thankfully its an isolated incident and is seen by most in the GAA as a shameful incident.

It shouldn’t just be seen as such, the club should have received sanction.

There has long been a discussion within the Association about how political they should be, in Ulster it swings too far one way.

[Little_Lord_Fauntleroy]

id happily see both banned

[Halfpipe]

It wasn’t the club who treated him poorly though but individuals within a club. Delighted to report that Peadar was manager of a victorious County title winning team up here this year, who played against East Belfast on their way to the title. Some want to stay in the past (including those looking to make cheap points on the Internet) but the majority are moving forward.