A United Ireland. Opening up the discussion.

[Baile Brigín 2]

Its obvious isnt it? In event of ROI refusing unity, we invade the next day at dawn!

Do we get to keep our Tayto?

[AustinPowers]

Its obvious isnt it? In event of ROI refusing unity, we invade the next day at dawn!

I'd say there would be time for lie in and a good breakfast

Full Irish or Ulster Fry?

An  Ulster Fry is a protestant concept.

As is all other  things relating to  the name Ulster. Except for maybe  the Ulster council/championship.

[Milltown Row2]

Its obvious isnt it? In event of ROI refusing unity, we invade the next day at dawn!

I'd say there would be time for lie in and a good breakfast

Full Irish or Ulster Fry?

An  Ulster Fry is a protestant concept.

As is all other  things relating to  the name Ulster. Except for maybe  the Ulster council/championship.

Is it? Historical linked as a meal for farm workers... but sure let's stick a label on it! Some craic this place

[AustinPowers]

Its obvious isnt it? In event of ROI refusing unity, we invade the next day at dawn!

I'd say there would be time for lie in and a good breakfast

Full Irish or Ulster Fry?

An  Ulster Fry is a protestant concept.

As is all other  things relating to  the name Ulster. Except for maybe  the Ulster council/championship.

Is it? Historical linked as a meal for farm workers... but sure let's stick a label on it! Some craic this place

The name is ,  not the ingredients

[Milltown Row2]

Its obvious isnt it? In event of ROI refusing unity, we invade the next day at dawn!

I'd say there would be time for lie in and a good breakfast

Full Irish or Ulster Fry?

An  Ulster Fry is a protestant concept.

As is all other  things relating to  the name Ulster. Except for maybe  the Ulster council/championship.

Is it? Historical linked as a meal for farm workers... but sure let's stick a label on it! Some craic this place

The name is ,  not the ingredients

Life's tough when looking to be offended over the name of a fry.

[Tony Baloney]

Can't beat the full Irish with plenty of beans and hash browns.

[AustinPowers]

Its obvious isnt it? In event of ROI refusing unity, we invade the next day at dawn!

I'd say there would be time for lie in and a good breakfast

Full Irish or Ulster Fry?

An  Ulster Fry is a protestant concept.

As is all other  things relating to  the name Ulster. Except for maybe  the Ulster council/championship.

Is it? Historical linked as a meal for farm workers... but sure let's stick a label on it! Some craic this place

The name is ,  not the ingredients

Life's tough when looking to be offended over the name of a fry.

I didn't say I  was offended.

 It's only ever been a "fry"  to me.  Never heard anyone  around me call it anything but a fry or a  fry up.  Not a mention of Ulster .

Full Irish breakfast seems to be a  bit of  a marketing thing  as well.

[AustinPowers]

Can't beat the full Irish with plenty of beans and hash browns.

Ah now, Tony....

[Tony Baloney]

Can't beat the full Irish with plenty of beans and hash browns.

Ah now, Tony....

Although my post was rage bait I actually don't mind beans with a fry. I won't apologise!

[weareros]

The Ulster Fry has the soda farl, potato bread which you wont find in a traditional Irish fry (who the feck has time to mix flour and mash potato in the morning). The Irish fry's unique ingredient is the white pudding, which is not endemic to English or Ulster Fry, although now copied because its so good. Beans in a fry is English. Hash browns American.

[Tony Baloney]

The Ulster Fry has the soda farl, potato bread which you wont find in a traditional Irish fry (who the feck has time to mix flour and mash potato in the morning). The Irish fry's unique ingredient is the white pudding, which is not endemic to English or Ulster Fry, although now copied because its so good. Beans in a fry is English. Hash browns American.

We live in a global village so we can eat what we want! Vegetable Roll?

[Milltown Row2]

Black and white many a time in my ma's house but never, never beans, have done the Veg roll plenty though

I'm fry lite now..

[Dougal Maguire]

The Ulster Fry has the soda farl, potato bread which you wont find in a traditional Irish fry (who the feck has time to mix flour and mash potato in the morning). The Irish fry's unique ingredient is the white pudding, which is not endemic to English or Ulster Fry, although now copied because its so good. Beans in a fry is English. Hash browns American.

We live in a global village so we can eat what we want! Vegetable Roll?

Vegetable roll? absolutely, but no beans

[DaleCooper]

Its obvious isnt it? In event of ROI refusing unity, we invade the next day at dawn!

Do we get to keep our Tayto?

The scouring of Mexico will involve some smash8ng

Its obvious isnt it? In event of ROI refusing unity, we invade the next day at dawn!

I'd say there would be time for lie in and a good breakfast

Full Irish or Ulster Fry?

An  Ulster Fry is a protestant concept.

As is all other  things relating to  the name Ulster. Except for maybe  the Ulster council/championship.

FATLAD Fry

[weareros]

The Ulster Fry has the soda farl, potato bread which you wont find in a traditional Irish fry (who the feck has time to mix flour and mash potato in the morning). The Irish fry's unique ingredient is the white pudding, which is not endemic to English or Ulster Fry, although now copied because its so good. Beans in a fry is English. Hash browns American.

We live in a global village so we can eat what we want! Vegetable Roll?

Indeed, and let him who has not enjoyed a little Irish, Scots, English fusion cast the first spud.