Proud Unionist from Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. (Not the magazine)
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Joined August 2011
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Today Israel votes.
For the first time with no hostages in Gaza.
For the first time as a nation that fought back - and survived.
Whatever the result - democracy is alive and well in the Middle East.
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Just look at the Edinburgh Garden of Remembrance. Completely wrecked.
Our poppies and our remembrance are being sneered at more and more.
When people keep talking down the poppy and treating patriotism like something to be ashamed of, it sends a message. In my view, that's giving the vandals a green light.
War memorials defaced. Poppies ripped down. Tributes to our heroes disrespected.
The men and women who died for this country deserve better. Lest we forget means NEVER forget.
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“It is my view that Michelle O’Neill should be removed from office.”
DUP MLA @DianeForsytheNI has repeated @carlalockhart ‘s call for “profound consequences” and supports ministers remaining in post without a FM / DFM.
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England walk off the pitch against Ireland the U15 World Cup after one of their players alleges he was called a monkey
When @GRobinsonDUP made this statement we all expected him to take action. He hasn’t used any “mechanisms”, we still have a law breaking First Minister getting a free pass!
Grow a set and take the lead from the Upper Bann MP!
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“Some of our main problems now is with the middle class who believe they own the Ormeau,” says Noel Liggett, District Master of Ballynafeigh Loyal Orange Lodge, No 10, whose Orange Hall stands on the Ormeau Road.
“If you drive down the Ormeau Road in a bit of sunshine, you’ll see the coffee shops, all the guys sitting sipping their coffees. The older Prods will be down the side street, not really taking part. They look on us with contempt.”
Read the full interview here: irishtimes.com/ireland/2026/…
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"Females and children were banned from attending."
First the utterly ridiculous 3k attendance claims, now this. The ongoing mental gymnastics from Republicans over Saturday night's parade are something else to behold.
Rent free.
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PDFB V PTB
A great day for a great cause
Few tasty tackles 😋
Big thanks to the PTB and the huge crowd that came out to support a worthy cause
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Today we remember Gerry Burrell who passed away on 25th October 2014.
Gerry was a schoolboy international in 1938 and soon signed for Belfast Celtic. Locally he also played for Ards, Dundela & Portadown while his performances earned him a move across the water where he.... 1/3
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Murder in Belfast: Sisters Seeking Justice
- Watch all episodes on BBC iPlayer now
- Part One is on BBC One NI tonight at 10.30pm
- Also on BBC Two, Wednesday at 9.00pm
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A new documentary series is set to explore a family's fight for justice after the death of a Belfast father.
Robert McCarney was 33 when he was murdered after an altercation in Magennis' Bar in Belfast in 2005
belfastlive.co.uk/news/tv/ne…
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If you cared that much you would have been down there last night. Your absence, along with Gavin Robinson, of on the ground support for the brave 35 hasn't gone unnoticed by the Loyalist and Unionist people.
Many may well remember next May!
A stormy and cold night, but sending a strong message. People are rightly angry at the behaviour of those who have thumbed their nose at law and have defied the decisions of the parades commission, the courts and the PSNI. We are all deeply proud of our traditions and give them our absolute support- we have been deeply hurt and angered by the abuse and hatred our traditions, identity and culture has had to endure.
Well done to all the bands and those who participated, and in such a dignified way. The lawful behaviour of the Orange and all those who support them is in stark contrast to those who opposed and oppose them.
I didn’t see Emma there last night? Nor did I see Bro. Gavin Robinson?
This is about more than a parade now, it’s about law and order being upheld, it’s about those in government being lawbreakers! Emma and Gavin are facilitating a law breaker being First Minister!
A stormy and cold night, but sending a strong message. People are rightly angry at the behaviour of those who have thumbed their nose at law and have defied the decisions of the parades commission, the courts and the PSNI. We are all deeply proud of our traditions and give them our absolute support- we have been deeply hurt and angered by the abuse and hatred our traditions, identity and culture has had to endure.
Well done to all the bands and those who participated, and in such a dignified way. The lawful behaviour of the Orange and all those who support them is in stark contrast to those who opposed and oppose them.
