Should the Irish state officially remember the RIC/DMP/Tans who died in the various conflicts on this island?

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  • Yes
  • No

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It’s knocked on the head. Flanagan humiliated…

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Very magnanimous gesture by the minister

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A grand way to take heat off the hospital overcrowding scandal

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By trying to quell the noise in relation to health they have inadvertently caused a public outcry. Most people won’t care about hospital overcrowding until they experience it themselves. As we say around here in terms of “uniting the forum” they have very much united the nation in peoples attitudes towards this event. Their arrogance has given it great air miles and the whole “mature” narrative is becoming tired at this stage. It’s amazing as it appears Varadkar doesn’t want to win the next election. There can be no other rational explanation.

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The next election is a good one to lose.

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Who’ll be the first oddball to vote yes?

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Come out ye Black and Tans
So FG can shake your hand

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We have 2 traitors in our midst.

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@fistoffury

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How’s your maths?

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1 must have recast his vote because I could swear I saw 2 earlier.

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Can’t have all the sheep in one pen

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@Tim_Riggins will be at a loose end with this cancellation.

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I think their place in Irish history should be remembered but not celebrated. They were on the wrong side of history but history is messy and as the civil war anniversaries emerge that’s going to become more apparent imho. I also think we’ve a massive challenge if we seriously think a United Ireland’s in the near future.

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Ireland are run by Germany. We live in a pretend country. That’s fine with me . But one thing I wont fucking do is tip the cap and honour those bastards who burnt people out of their homes for fun .

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@Tan_RICgins will be seething tonight

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Who said “honour” ?