The Oirish Army

[anon61956325]

@Juhniallio

I will fight you at malahide library. I will smash your face with a book.

Is your wife a librarian?

[TreatyStones]

I’ve never seen a man get so worked up over Librarians

[flattythehurdler]

[QUOTE=“ChocolateMice, post: 1118736, member: 168”]Look at all these ra stoolers out in their celtic tops and trackie bottoms…

Here’s a link to see plenty of more.

http://www.rte.ie/news/2015/0406/692316-dublin/[/QUOTE]
Where’s Irish Walter?
It would have been interesting to see what the crowd was like if it had been tipping down. I agree with nearly everything you say @ChocolateMice , but I suspect that for a lot of people the whole thing will be treated like a glorified pageant.

[Juhniallio]

@TreatyStones

I’ve never seen a man get so worked up over Librarians

I just thought he needed to be brought to book.

[Juhniallio]

@ChocolateMice

Is your wife a librarian?

I’m a librarian and so is my wife.

[glasagusban]

@Ebeneezer Goode

Dickhead, I have nothing against librarians but I just don’t think the decisions to choose commemorations should be taken away from elected officials and given to them!! Now shove that book up your arse you cunt!

Have you seen the fuckheads we elect? Thank Christ the librarians are there to save our blushes.

[Tim_Riggins]

[QUOTE=“Ebeneezer Goode, post: 1118645, member: 1785”]The FCA made a holy show of themselves today dressed up in their military attire with real 303’s given to them by the Orish Army in front of President Higgins. What are they reenacting?

In every country there are reenactments, be it british soldiers about ww1/2, the French Revolution, the American Civil War.

Why is this the only country that is afraid to praise the men who, whether John Bruton likes it or not, changed things forever?

They didn’t win freedom then, but they won the hearts and minds. That deed, the sacrifice, those deaths, it turned a nation to strive for independence and for part of this island it has been realised…but not for all.

Unfinished business and those who dressed up to reenact on this date and those who attended many events around the island today think, tactics may have changed but the goal will always be the same, the proclamation, an Irish Republic.

Read the proclamation, read it and be proud. TAL.[/QUOTE]
This is complete horseshit. You can criticise John Bruton’s opinion all you want but the fact that in the wake of his having some criticism of it, that every armchair Republican (ie half the clowns in this country) were up in arms for daring to question those Angels, shows that is complete horseshit. This country is brainwashed over 1916. The amount of discussion of 1916 which is any way intelligent or enlightened in this country is in single digits. It is as bad as Americans telling every European we’d be speaking German if it wasn’t for them.

[Bandage]

@Tim Riggins

It is as bad as Americans telling every European we’d be speaking German if it wasn’t for them.

But we would, mate.

[Fagan_ODowd]

We might be speaking Russian @Bandage.

[anon61956325]

@Tim Riggins

This is complete horseshit. You can criticise John Bruton’s opinion all you want but the fact that in the wake of his having some criticism of it, that every armchair Republican (ie half the clowns in this country) were up in arms for daring to question those Angels, shows that is complete horseshit. This country is brainwashed over 1916. The amount of discussion of 1916 which is any way intelligent or enlightened in this country is in single digits. It is as bad as Americans telling every European we’d be speaking German if it wasn’t for them.

Brain washed how? If anything it’s the self-hating Irish like you that are brain washed and shamed into hating your own people and your own history.

[Tim_Riggins]

@ChocolateMice

That’s a separate issue… the cunts that filled the shoes of the leaders of 16 were no more revolutionaries than you or your west brit chums… Once it started down a political road the pen pushers and conservatives rolled out from under their rocks to claim their little empires. It shouldn’t detract from what the boys in 1916 tried to achieve.

You mean WT Cosgrave, Eamonn DeValera and Sean Lemass who led this country for 38 of its first 44 years of existence?

[anon61956325]

@Tim Riggins

You mean WT Cosgrave, Eamonn DeValera and Sean Lemass who led this country for 38 of its first 44 years of existence?

Yup, pen pushers, conservatives and seekers of their place in the sun…Oligarchs one and all.

[Bad_Winner]

@ChocolateMice

Yup, pen pushers, conservatives and seekers of their place in the sun…Oligarchs one and all.

Did you ever do much research on Lemass? A man I know little of and really would like to read up on.

[anon61956325]

@Bad Winner

Did you ever do much research on Lemass? A man I know little of and really would like to read up on.

I sure did-
A lickspittle. The End.

[Juhniallio]

@Bad Winner

Did you ever do much research on Lemass? A man I know little of and really would like to read up on.

Killed his own brother.

[anon61956325]

@Juhniallio

Killed his own brother.

Slit his throat with a library card apparently.

[Fagan_ODowd]

@Juhniallio

Killed his own brother.

He did in his hole. He was killed by the father of a would be eminent historian.

[upleitrim]

@Juhniallio

I’m a librarian and so is my wife.

Parasites

[Little_Lord_Fauntleroy]

this thread has brought out the fifth columnists alright:
bad winner
tim riggins
upleitrim

vile quislings the lot of you

[upleitrim]

[QUOTE=“The Selfish Giant, post: 1119320, member: 80”]this thread has brought out the fifth columnists alright:
bad winner
tim riggins
upleitrim

vile quislings the lot of you[/QUOTE]
Well we gots the interweb now so why do we need libraries