Early agus late edition
/éire/
Lucas Rodriguez
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Christopher Anderson
hello italians :)
Luis Cook
First for the local postal service
Michael Harris
why is Dublin so expensive
Sebastian Perez
Love the flag shown cos I'm from the north (:
Nolan Stewart
evening
Ayden Myers
>postal service
Wut?
Cooper Reyes
An Post are Ireland's greatest heroes.
Ryan Rogers
>An Post are Ireland's greatest heroes
Lies, you are Ireland's greatest hero user :3
Lincoln Hill
Will you be attending his visit /éire/?
Mason Perez
/tuirseach/
Hunter Price
no
doubt it will be as big as even the queens visit or any way comparable to JP the II
Jordan Green
>doubt it will be as big as even the queens visit
Might be right actually, we'll wait and see.
Be interesting to see if he goes up North, there was talk of it.
Thomas Anderson
Are you... me?
>Will you be attending his visit
I don't think so. Wouldn't I have to travel to Du**** for it?
Leo Phillips
>Are you... me?
Yes.
>Wouldn't I have to travel to Du**** for it?
I don't think his schedule is decided yet. John Paul II visited a lot of different locations around the country.
Jeremiah Young
>John Paul II visited a lot of different locations around the country
Isn't he only here for two days though? I would've assumed he would have much time to travel to very many places.
Leo Stewart
True but if that trip to the north doesn't pan out he'll have to go somewhere.
Thomas Rogers
Would mind if the Pope admonished Ireland for voting in favour of gay """"""marriage""""" and attempting to legalize abortion
Carter James
Is there a way to get away with murder?
Jordan Stewart
Chase Thompson
>Is there a way to get away with murder?
Yes.
Ryan Clark
Anyone familiar with Liam Hogan, the Limerick sjw shitehawk who promotes himself with Blindboy and the septics?
He used to operate under twitter, wikipedia and scribd as "Huxley10" with a load of poorly considered posts like this poem that openly invokes jewish blood libel. WHen this came to hs attention recently he desperately attempted to scrub out these accounts
Jackson Nguyen
Joshua Smith
The usual suspects are already gearing up to protest at his visit.
>Be interesting to see if he goes up North, there was talk of it.
Well it's not part of his itinerary at the moment.
Jonathan Fisher
>image
I keep thinking that is a character from Senran Kagura.
Asher Diaz
>The usual suspects
MacAleese? Regardless I don't think there'll be much of a protest, unless the abortion referendum fails or something.
>pic
You've gotten very fond of posting this lately.
Daniel Baker
>MacAleese?
No. MacAleese is a strange case. She's clearly quite religious, but is highly critical of certain aspects of the Catholic Church and its doctrine. I suppose being able to criticise the Church while holding onto your faith is admirable in a way.
> I don't think there'll be much of a protest, unless the abortion referendum fails or something.
You underestimate how much some people hate the Church. And while it's true any people have legitimate reasons to feel that way, I can guarantee you that a sizeable chunk of any anti-Pope protestors will be edgy /r/ireland types.
>You've gotten very fond of posting this lately.
Unryuu is a a character I used to like a lot, but then I almost completely forgot about her.
Hunter Smith
>tfw some insufferable tool tries to perform a citizen's arrest on the Pope in Dublin
Jack Murphy
>You underestimate how much some people hate the Church
While I don't believe the church is popular with many people in modern Ireland, I also don't think there are that many that would go out to protest what is only a state visit. The abortion protesters go out because they want something, I can't imagine more than a fringe minority would go out to protest the arrival of possibly the most liberal Pope in history just because.
Then again, maybe I'm an optimist.
>a sizeable chunk of any anti-Pope protestors will be edgy /r/ireland types
And how many of those are there?
What?
Julian Cooper
>I also don't think there are that many that would go out to protest what is only a state visit.
A state visit is a pretty big deal. I'd wager that for every person who goes to see the Pope, there will be somebody who goes to protest against him.
>And how many of those are there?
In Dublin, a lot.
>What?
Mark my words, it will happen.
Caleb Cook
STOP POSTING ANIME, YOU LITTLE BENDERS.
Jayden Bennett
No.
Mason Edwards
>I'd wager that for every person who goes to see the Pope, there will be somebody who goes to protest against him
Eh I don't know. You see those atheists in the news all the time but there are still plenty of worshipers left in the country. I guess we'll have to wait and see.
>Mark my words, it will happen.
I can't imagine how, or where you got the idea from. The Pope's more protected than most world leaders, it's very unlikely anyone could lay a hand on him without getting subdued by a dozen Swiss guards.
Jacob Miller
benders
nonces
kiddyfiddlers
Jaxon Adams
>You see those atheists in the news all the time but there are still plenty of worshipers left in the country
But Dublin is a Godless place.
> The Pope's more protected than most world leaders, it's very unlikely anyone could lay a hand on him without getting subdued by a dozen Swiss guards.
I said they'd try, not succeed.
>or where you got the idea from
It has been suggested on our favourite Irish-themed subreddit.
Lucas Parker
>out of bottled water
>have to drink it from the tap
Fug, kill me right now, before the water does.
>But Dublin is a Godless place
Dublin did nothing wrong... apart from bulldozing supermarkets and not paying for the essential services which they use.
>It has been suggested on our favourite Irish-themed subreddit
You visit Reddit?
Alexander Wood
>But Dublin is a Godless place
I imagine it was more than just dubs at John Paul II's Phoenix Park address, and in that instance he was still travelling around the country while Francis will only be here two days.
>I said they'd try, not succeed
I doubt he'd get farther than the crowd before getting arrested himself. On second thought, let's encourage this idea. Might get some atheists a criminal record.
>It has been suggested on our favourite Irish-themed subreddit
I'm a bit disturbed you would know such a thing.
Caleb Brooks
>Fug, kill me right now, before the water does.
Could you not just make some tea?
>You visit Reddit?
As I've said before, I visit /r/ireland when there's something in the news to which I want to see the reaction from a type of person you don't find on Sup Forums; Irish lefties. Usually it just ends up being a rage porn experience though.
>I imagine it was more than just dubs at John Paul II's Phoenix Park address
But my point is that the Godless Dubs won't have far to travel to protest.
>I'm a bit disturbed you would know such a thing.
It's important to observe how the other side of the political spectrum thinks.
Daniel Phillips
Didn't watch GuP movie, shall do so tomorrow... hopefully.
>As I've said before
Might've mentioned something about it alright, who knows.
>a type of person you don't find on Sup Forums; Irish lefties
A bold claim and statement.
>a rage porn experience
Never heard of this before, but I assume it means it makes you angry. I know the feeling, but I experience it more often with Twitter.
>Could you not just make some tea?
Unknown.
>Might get some atheists a criminal record
Think of all the bad press we would get for having some Irish person try and assault the Pope though.
Leo Roberts
>>out of bottled water
I always keep a healthy supply. Thirst is a horrible feeling.
>Dublin did nothing wrong
Apart from being a Norse base, and inviting the Normans and English over, and refusing to join the Confederacy, and giving Cromwell a safe landing that left all of his troops intact, and continuing to be the base of English power in Ireland for centuries, and building the Spire.
>Usually it just ends up being a rage porn experience
I get enough of that from just Sup Forums these days.
>I want to see the reaction from a type of person you don't find on Sup Forums; Irish lefties
Surely there's enough of that on the news and other mainstream media?
>It's important to observe how the other side of the political spectrum thinks
It doesn't sound like they're doing much of it.
>my point is that the Godless Dubs won't have far to travel to protest
Then limit the opening hours of the dole office the day he's there and they'll all be too busy to protest.
David Ortiz
>Apart from being a Norse base
Wasn't Waterford the first Norse town, and aren't they the ones most proud of that heritage?
>inviting the Normans and English over
That was Leinster in general though right? Same thing I guess, kind of.
>building the Spire
Good point, forgot about this crime.
Lincoln White
>Wasn't Waterford the first Norse town, and aren't they the ones most proud of that heritage?
I didn't say they were off the hook.
Easton Hughes
The St. Gloriana anthology isn't even being listed for sale anymore.
Thanks Putin.
Angel Long
anime is cancer
Ryan Turner
can you fucking fenian mongs take your stupid cunts back from /brit/
Isaiah Peterson
Alexander Nguyen
Suck my orange cock taigs
Daniel Myers
/EIRE/? MORE LIKE DIRE! SHIT THREAD FOR SHIT PEOPLE!
Samuel Nelson
K.A.I (Kill All Irish)
Kevin Martin
Bhain agatha schighai agus bhakesh bhuio
Brayden Cook
Kill yourselves
Alexander Morales
Nice of our friends from across the water to drop by.
Kayden Lopez
Do it for me, sweet Irish boy.
Gavin Roberts
Eyelids are getting heavy. Oíche mhaith.
Parker Russell
Codladh sámh.
William Young
tfw no average irish gf
Leo Barnes
When will Ireland get MUSLIM'd like the rest of Europe?
Owen Thompson
Maidin.
Michael Hernandez
prefer this to your African tricolour desu
Justin Morales
Feels strange waking up so early when I usually don't wake up until about 1 or 2 in the afternoon.
Angel Phillips
First for snow and the risk of freezing to death
Isaiah Kelly
>tfw vegetarian tries to indoctrinate me
Michael Garcia
BASED AS FUCK
Henry Green
Having some ice cream
Jaxson Smith
Not a bit early for ice cream?
Dylan Lewis
It's never too early for ice cream
Chase Jones
While it almost seems inevitable now that the Irish flag will have to be changed upon reunification to appease the retarded loyalists, my greatest concern is that we'll pick something fucking stupid. Just look at the state of Ireland's Call and the flag of the Irish rugby team - it doesn't bode well.
Jaxson Taylor
I think there's not much they could do that'd be worse than the current flag desu. Not only is it a blatant ripoff of the French revolutionary flag, but it's also meant to represent peace with the orangemen, and I think it's disgusting to have them represented on our flag at all. Just making the flag of Ireland the same as the flag of Leinster would be much better.
Jayden Carter
>I think there's not much they could do that'd be worse than the current flag desu.
You underestimate the autism of modern vexillology - remember the New Zealand flag competition? And not only might some of the proposals be embarrassing, but do you really trust the Irish public not to select some retarded meme flag if it were to be decided by public vote?
>but it's also meant to represent peace with the orangemen, and I think it's disgusting to have them represented on our flag at all.
But that's exactly why I'm still annoyed that we might have to change the flag to appease the Orangemen. Our flag already represents peace between the two communities on the island. The Loyalists only oppose our current flag because of "Dem Fenians!".
>Just making the flag of Ireland the same as the flag of Leinster would be much better.
While that flag is pretty aesthetic, I imagine it would be almost equally contentious for the Loyalists. Also, I'm not a fan of flags with intricate symbols on them; that's a trait of meme countries.
Austin Green
That girl looks remarkably like Makoto from Idolmaster, only flatter.
Aiden Smith
As someone with an interest in vexillology that's my concern as well. The only upside would be that Sup Forums would probably be too lazy to update the flag so at least we wouldn't have to look at it all day.
>is it a blatant ripoff of the French revolutionary flag
I don't think there's anything wrong with that. It symbolises our republican values and our historical friendship with France. It's not like we tried to hide it either by saying it was a mere coincidence, the first actual flag was made by three Frenchwomen after all.
>Just making the flag of Ireland the same as the flag of Leinster
No harp flag unless it has the winged topless woman.
>I'm not a fan of flags with intricate symbols on them
A man after my own heart. I shudder to think of the poor quality harps some would draw.
>pic
That's from the game right? Is it on youtube?
Aaron Hill
Where were you exposed to them?
William Barnes
>it almost seems inevitable now that the Irish flag will have to be changed upon reunification to appease the retarded loyalists
Brandon Anderson
Threads have really been crawling these past few days. Lucky this even survived the night.
>It's never too early for ice cream
Exquisite post. Post of the week.
>image
Please tell me that isn't Shuichi...
>do you really trust the Irish public not to select some retarded meme flag
I mean I think most people would agree that Ireland's Call is a bit shit.
And isn't the flag of a nation a manifestation of the people of the nation (the people are the nation)? Thus shouldn't allowing a democratic choice in the matter be the most logical?
>Our flag already represents peace between the two communities on the island
Very much the sad part of the whole thing. It's meant to be a sign of peace but they view it as a sign of war, terrorism and "cultural supremacy", the last of which is ironic of course.
>I'm not a fan of flags with intricate symbols on them
Sentence of the week. I could've sworn either you or Prinz was a fan of symbols, but now that I think about it it may have been that Scottish guy that was here for a short period of time. I discussed flags a bit with him, Celtic Union ones mostly.
Jaxson Morgan
American flags aren't known for being aesthetic but I'll still never understand how someone thought that was acceptable.
Levi Phillips
>image
Cute! Not the best quality/resolution, but it really highlights how nice that uniform is (especially jacket on the right).
Landon Bell
that isn't even the worst one
Austin Gonzalez
>I mean I think most people would agree that Ireland's Call is a bit shit
I don't think it's something most people have thought about. I didn't even realise how awful it was until /éire/ brought it up, especially that "four proud provinces of Ireland" line.
>the people are the nation
If that was the case Michael D. would be President of the Irish, not President of Ireland.
>shouldn't allowing a democratic choice in the matter be the most logical?
Not when this hypothetical vote would be called to appease the unionists who don't want anything to do with this country in the first place. Therefore the preferred outcome of whatever government calls it would be something that bends to their whims.
>Not the best quality/resolution
It was the best available.
I'd still say Provo's was worse, but that's just a town while Georgia is a state.
>five flags on a flag
I can't imagine how bad that would like on an actual cloth flag.
Eli Thompson
>it's another "daydream about being successful" episode
Thomas Davis
TINY
IRISH
BOLLOCKS
Ryder Thompson
Fucking fenians.
Dylan Perry
Hold my beer.
Thomas Gutierrez
Go on home British soldiers, go on home
Have you got no fucking homes of your own
For 800 years we've fought you without fear
And we'll fight you for 800 more
Eli Watson
New irish flag
Grayson Smith
>canton within a canton
It looks like a stamp.
What Greenland's should have been.
Cooper Brown
You can't fight sleep, little boy.
Owen Howard
>I don't think it's something most people have thought about
I've heard plenty of adults complain about it, and it is regularly cited by some sports journalists as being a crock of shite. Think Joe Brolly gives out about it every year or two?
>who don't want anything to do with this country in the first place
It'll certainly be an issue, how do they have their voice heard but at the same time respect the rights of the vast majority of Irish people. Believe it is why devolution for the North for a period following reunification is quite often mooted.
I'm of the opinion that we have to try and listen to the Unionist community, no matter how difficult that may be. Of course if their answer to the question "what flag do you want" is "the union flag", then there isn't much we will ever be able to do to please them. However, I imagine on reunification a large number of unionist will be a lot more open-mined about Ireland, and hopefully see the opportunity they will have to shape the country (flag etc.).
And just to say that if 55% of people wanted the gay pride flag as our national flag in the morning there probably isn't much we could do about it. That's democracy, there is no set in stone principle (apart from the constitution which can be democratically changed) that says "the flag must be this and can never be changed" etc.
>It was the best available
I know desu, I know.
Ethan Young
youtube.com
Could this be the greatest work of music ever composed?
Dylan Jenkins
Shall never forgive the Walloons for stealing our greatest march desu
Pretty good song though, are you into march music and such?
James Thomas
>Shall never forgive the Walloons for stealing our greatest march desu
Link? I take it something to do with their occupied portion of Luxembourg?
>are you into march music and such?
As I've said before I like the sound of marching music but I'm not well versed in many songs.
Adrian Gray
I’ll grind your taig balls into paste gay boy.
Connor Richardson
shut the fuck up you nonce
Xavier Sanchez
Sort your fucking lives out, ya bastard leprechauns
Dylan Price
Away with ye, stop breaking global rules 4 and 6 and Sup Forums rule 1
Chase Evans
got these hoes mad like a feminist when you just assumed their gender
Wyatt James
How can I get Irish boy :3
Charles Taylor
You fucked the rules off when you bombed those little kiddies in Warrington, ye bastard.
Tyler Baker
>Link
The original was in Luxembourgish but they changed it to fit their evil purposes
youtu.be
>Not well-versed
Mainly military marches I suppose?
Mason Russell
>youtu.be
Sounds nice. Or is it wrong of me to say that?
The structure of that parade does confuse me though. It seems a bit random which way they're coming and going, the fact that so many of them reach a dead then turn around seems like poor parade planning to me.
>Mainly military marches I suppose?
There are other kinds?
Dylan Wilson
Do you lads think the military would accept a recruit who only plans on being there for 6 months? It would be far more interesting than the current state of my life.