The Masonic Lodge and The Knights are they linked?

[thegael]

The Masonic Lodge and The Knights are they linked?
As time has passed these two opposites seem to have merged any comments ?

[Star Spangler]

You'd need a virtual handshake of at least a second degree grip to get an answer to that one. 

[Lecale2]

The Masons played the Knights of Columbanus in a friendly football match back in the 70s to raise money for charity. The match was played in the Ormeau Park in Belfast. Nobody knows the score. It was a secret.

[brokencrossbar1]

The Masons played the Knights of Columbanus in a friendly football match back in the 70s to raise money for charity. The match was played in the Ormeau Park in Belfast. Nobody knows the score. It was a secret.

Did they even get past the handshakes at the start of the game?

[ziggysego]

I believe they made Steve Guttenberg a star

[Orior]

I believe they made Steve Guttenberg a star

Another Simpsons cracker!

[itsleftitswide]

please desist from talking about such matters - you are dealing with forces more powerful than you can imagine that will destroy you in th end.

[ziggysego]

I believe they made Steve Guttenberg a star

Another Simpsons cracker!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBav72i7I3s

[johnneycool]

Any of you heard of a 'gentlemens' club on royal avenue in Belfast called the Ulster reform club?

http://www.ulsterreformclub.com/home.asp

what are they all about?

[Our Nail Loney]

I never really got what these masons and whatever did

[Chuck Lidl]

think they just sit around and remind each other of how successful they are

and sometimes they sacrifice live animals. mostly catholics

[Roger]

Any of you heard of a 'gentlemens' club on royal avenue in Belfast called the Ulster reform club?

http://www.ulsterreformclub.com/home.asp

what are they all about?

I've been in there a number of times.  It's simply a private members club.  The web link you provided will tell you that too.  Nothing secretive about it at all, but like a lot of private clubs it is by invite only which just means you need to know a member to propose you and another to second your application. 

[Doogie Browser]

Any of you heard of a 'gentlemens' club on royal avenue in Belfast called the Ulster reform club?

http://www.ulsterreformclub.com/home.asp

what are they all about?

I've been in there a number of times.  It's simply a private members club.  The web link you provided will tell you that too.  Nothing secretive about it at all, but like a lot of private clubs it is by invite only which just means you need to know a member to propose you and another to second your application. 

A bit like a paramilatary group really then...

[lynchbhoy]

how old is your granny ?

[Roger]

Any of you heard of a 'gentlemens' club on royal avenue in Belfast called the Ulster reform club?

http://www.ulsterreformclub.com/home.asp

what are they all about?

I've been in there a number of times.  It's simply a private members club.  The web link you provided will tell you that too.  Nothing secretive about it at all, but like a lot of private clubs it is by invite only which just means you need to know a member to propose you and another to second your application. 

A bit like a paramilatary group really then...

It's non-Political and non-religious. 
If it was a paramilitary group it would be the Dad's Army of paramilitaries.