Are the Irish getting remembered?

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Originally Posted by molly

Waterways was being very racist and bigoted towards the Irish and their music

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Where?

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Originally Posted by Waterways

Where?

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I think Molly is remembering your Diddly Dee comments.

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the Irish are still rocking :PDT_Piratz_26:

Problems with racists is that they dont or cant see where they are being racist.

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Originally Posted by Max

Don't see how Waterways Is bigoted, he hasn't made any blantant Insults towards any Irish.

He just has views that may sound harsh to some.

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Also trying to see what the objection is to what Waterways has said. Can you point it out?

Chris

Waterways I thought I was bad but you take the P***.

If people of Irish descent want to celebrate Irish culture what is the problem?

Gnomie never said they were the only ethnic group in Merseyside and he has said if other groups wish to celebrate their identitites he has no problem with that.

Your vehemence against the Irish seems to have a sectarian air about reminiscent of Orange order protests against any Catholic or Irish event.

Waterways, such comments can be extremely hurtful. A member of my family danced in Riverdance with Michael Flatley and took Irish music all over the world. Again, a member of Molly's family won the all Ireland Irish dancing championship. No mean achievement and she has medals by the score but is not ostentacious with them.
I myself have played Irish music on mandolin, banjo and guitar in many country's and I can assure you that while it may not :- be yer cuppa tea
It's far from being Diddly Dee

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Originally Posted by Libertarian

Wouldn't it be brilliant if there was a museum of Irish history on the site where the best way is. Imagine a stunning piece of architecture there as you drove into the city with a park.

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Well said

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Originally Posted by Waterways

If you want Irish history go to Dublin - they will tell you. The famine and the city's role in it, yes of course - but no Irish parades. that is for the Irish to do. And as we don't have many I don't see it happening.

If the city has a day for the Irish we should have one for the Welsh too.

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No need to go to Dublin, plenty of Irish history here in LIverpool

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Originally Posted by Gnomie

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Well said

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Think of what the Mancs did in salford quays with the Lowry art gallery and the idea does not seem so farfetched.

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Originally Posted by Steven

Waterways, such comments can be extremely hurtful. A member of my family danced in Riverdance with Michael Flatley and took Irish music all over the world. Again, a member of Molly's family won the all Ireland Irish dancing championship. No mean achievement and she has medals by the score but is not ostentacious with them.
I myself have played Irish music on mandolin, banjo and guitar in many country's and I can assure you that while it may not :- be yer cuppa tea
It's far from being Diddly Dee

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I have the tape made in Radio City music hall New York with Michael Flatley, I also have the one with Colin Dunne this is the one I prefer. To those who don't know, neither one are Irish, Flatley is American of Irish dscent and Dunne is from Birmingham of Irish descent.

i just thought i would share this with you. i was born in liverpool,(i live in north wales) i have manx,irish,mancs,jewish, and carlisle blood in me and i am proud of every last little drop running through my veins. and i thank every one of my family and ancestors for making me what i am today.
debbie

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Originally Posted by Gnomie

No need to go to Dublin, plenty of Irish history here in LIverpool

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The famine mainly. Not much else.

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Originally Posted by Waterways

The famine mainly. Not much else.

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Whats that, no still no good I cant hear any of that Shoite :)

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Originally Posted by Waterways

The famine mainly. Not much else.

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This post is clearly intent on trying to stir things up. Even a cretin like this idiot knows there is a lot more Irish culture here.

Up to you people, let him carry on mouthing it or ignore the fool