West brits

[Massey-135]

Yep it is Tony, I'm talking about people from the Republic of Ireland who couldn't give 2 shites about Northern Ireland. To clarify what I mean there, they don't class Northern Ireland as part of Ireland, NI doesn't concern them. It's a quite a paradox that they are so interested in British/English current affairs and traditions at the same time though.

Anyone read Will Hanafin's article in the Sunday Independent at the weekend with the headline 'It's grim up north' and a standfirst that says 'After a trip to witness Northern Ireland's unique take on democracy, culture and humour, Will Hanafin comes home glad that there's no prospect of a united Ireland any time soon'.

A West-Brit of the highest order and writing for one of the most poisonous rags around. The article is shite too and proves nothing, but i still want to kick him in the balls

[gallsman]

Yep it is Tony, I'm talking about people from the Republic of Ireland who couldn't give 2 shites about Northern Ireland. To clarify what I mean there, they don't class Northern Ireland as part of Ireland, NI doesn't concern them. It's a quite a paradox that they are so interested in British/English current affairs and traditions at the same time though.

Anyone read Will Hanafin's article in the Sunday Independent at the weekend with the headline 'It's grim up north' and a standfirst that says 'After a trip to witness Northern Ireland's unique take on democracy, culture and humour, Will Hanafin comes home glad that there's no prospect of a united Ireland any time soon'.

A West-Brit of the highest order and writing for one of the most poisonous rags around. The article is shite too and proves nothing, but i still want to kick him in the balls

That's the start of your problems, right there. Wouldn't wipe my hole with that shite.

[Orior]

Are all the West Brits looking forward to supporting Angerland in South Africa?

[seafoid]

Yep it is Tony, I'm talking about people from the Republic of Ireland who couldn't give 2 shites about Northern Ireland. To clarify what I mean there, they don't class Northern Ireland as part of Ireland, NI doesn't concern them. It's a quite a paradox that they are so interested in British/English current affairs and traditions at the same time though.

Anyone read Will Hanafin's article in the Sunday Independent at the weekend with the headline 'It's grim up north' and a standfirst that says 'After a trip to witness Northern Ireland's unique take on democracy, culture and humour, Will Hanafin comes home glad that there's no prospect of a united Ireland any time soon'.

A West-Brit of the highest order and writing for one of the most poisonous rags around. The article is shite too and proves nothing, but i still want to kick him in the balls

I read the ould fella's sunday Indo a few months ago and I found it to be the most bizarre newspaper. There was virtually no news in it other than the sport.  There must be a point to the Sunday Independent but I can't see it.   

[DirtyDozen12]

Is Evil Genius still on the board?  He hasnt posted or been active this long time?

[muppet]

Yep it is Tony, I'm talking about people from the Republic of Ireland who couldn't give 2 shites about Northern Ireland. To clarify what I mean there, they don't class Northern Ireland as part of Ireland, NI doesn't concern them. It's a quite a paradox that they are so interested in British/English current affairs and traditions at the same time though.

Anyone read Will Hanafin's article in the Sunday Independent at the weekend with the headline 'It's grim up north' and a standfirst that says 'After a trip to witness Northern Ireland's unique take on democracy, culture and humour, Will Hanafin comes home glad that there's no prospect of a united Ireland any time soon'.

A West-Brit of the highest order and writing for one of the most poisonous rags around. The article is shite too and proves nothing, but i still want to kick him in the balls

I read the ould fella's sunday Indo a few months ago and I found it to be the most bizarre newspaper. There was virtually no news in it other than the sport. There must be a point to the Sunday Independent but I can't see it.

It is little more than an advertiser for cheap supermarkets, failed comedians and failed politicians.

[The Real Laoislad]

Where is Gnevin?

[mylestheslasher]

Yep it is Tony, I'm talking about people from the Republic of Ireland who couldn't give 2 shites about Northern Ireland. To clarify what I mean there, they don't class Northern Ireland as part of Ireland, NI doesn't concern them. It's a quite a paradox that they are so interested in British/English current affairs and traditions at the same time though.

Anyone read Will Hanafin's article in the Sunday Independent at the weekend with the headline 'It's grim up north' and a standfirst that says 'After a trip to witness Northern Ireland's unique take on democracy, culture and humour, Will Hanafin comes home glad that there's no prospect of a united Ireland any time soon'.

A West-Brit of the highest order and writing for one of the most poisonous rags around. The article is shite too and proves nothing, but i still want to kick him in the balls

I read the ould fella's sunday Indo a few months ago and I found it to be the most bizarre newspaper. There was virtually no news in it other than the sport. There must be a point to the Sunday Independent but I can't see it.

It is little more than an advertiser for cheap supermarkets, failed comedians and failed politicians.

Don't forget it is also all about blaming Sinn Fein for every problem in the country, all its "journalists" must do an anti sinn fein exam before getting the job.