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@usykaa Terrible stoppage....The ref should have let the round finish!.....Rematch for Rico

What did you think of the fight? Share your thoughts in the comments. I’d be interested to read them!

Rico had a savage performance wasn't what anyone expected..🤯 Usyk Wins by 11round stoppage the ref should have let the round finish!!

@jakeshieldsajj Hate floyd but no need for that racist comment smh

@jpxan71 Ignorant c*nts!!

This utter legend is Irish and taking zero shit from the flag shagging wankers 🇮🇪🇮🇪✊

@ruaconchobair @RobCarryBray Benjamin Netanyahu funded Hamas through Qatar...I always find it strange so called "Irish Nationalists support zionist Israel.

@RobCarryBray There comes a point where they need to face the consequences of their actions. They aren't children. If the government banned the Muslim Brotherhood, halal foods and sanctioned Qatari investment funds, we wouldn't have this problem.

Regardless of whether you're left vs right or if you support Palestine and/or the flotilla - these scumbags hog tied Irish people. Your countrymen. They ridiculed and humiliated them. They wanted to show Irish people - and other countries that have stood up against Israel - that we're nothing and that they get to do what they want. No self-respecting Irish person should look at that shameful treatment of our people and feel anything other than anger and revulsion. bbc.com/news/articles/…

Israel is an enemy of America

@80_mcswan Yes

Do you support a United Ireland ? Just type Yes or No

@BigMattSays @RobLooseCannon You're the fool 26 counties in Ireland are independent and its because of Irish republicans.....and one day we will have all 32 counties.

@DublinDan92 @RobLooseCannon They achieved nothing you historically illiterate fool.

Today in 1916 was the Battle of Ashbourne, the only large-scale engagement fought outside the capital during Easter Week, and one of the rebellion’s few clear victories. Commandant Thomas Ashe, led the depleted Fingal Battalion of the Irish Volunteers. Under his command, and with Vice-Commandant Richard Mulcahy at his side, were just forty men. Yet Ashe had a bold plan, to seize the Royal Irish Constabulary barracks at Ashbourne. The barracks, normally better defended, housed only ten constables that morning. Two men were spotted outside, fortifying a barricade, they were quickly captured and disarmed. Inside, the remaining eight policemen refused to surrender, and a frantic gun battle broke out across the sleepy town. Word of the rebel attack spread. Soon, a convoy of twenty-four motorcars roared into Ashbourne, packed with around eighty RIC reinforcements drawn from Slane, Navan, and beyond. The Volunteers were now outnumbered two to one. Rather than retreat, Ashe and Mulcahy calmly set an ambush exploiting every hedge, ditch, and stone wall for cover. What followed was a brutal firefight that raged amid fields and along country roadways. When the smoke cleared, six policemen lay dead, alongside two innocent travelling salesmen and a police chauffeur caught in the crossfire. Around seventy RIC men surrendered their weapons. The Battle of Ashbourne was not just a skirmish; it was a blueprint for fucture Volunteers' tactics. Utilising flexible command, rural ambushes, maximum exploitation of terrain. The incident prefigured the guerilla warfare that would later define the War of Independence. Yet victory was short-lived. Two days later, Ashe received a dispatch from Padraig Pearse, the Rising had been called off. So Ashbourne, for all its success, would not change the rebellion’s outcome. Arrested and sentenced to death, later commuted to penal servitude, Ashe would not survive the year. After enduring brutal force-feeding while on hunger strike at Mountjoy Prison, he died in 1917, becoming a martyr of the Irish revolutionary cause. While imprisoned at Lewes Jail in England, he had composed a haunting poem: "Let me carry your Cross for Ireland, Lord!" Its spirit would be commemorated decades later, when President Seán T. O'Kelly unveiled a plaque in Ashbourne on Easter Sunday, 1959. Buy the Dublin Time Machine a pint and support the DTM Book ko-fi.com/buchanandublin…

@BigMattSays @RobLooseCannon "Nothing".....Irish republicans fought to free Ireland from British rule. They are Heros and are rightly celebrated only a booth linking traitor thinks otherwise

@RobLooseCannon These dissidents killed their neighbours for nothing. Just as today, dissident Republicans bring nothing but pain and division. They should be shunned by all decent people.

@Rabbakh1 @bullyb170 You're clueless on the subject

@bullyb170 Belal, where exactly did Helwani support the “genocide of children”? He supports Israel’s right to destroy Hamas after Oct 7. He never called for killing civilians. Accusing him of supporting genocide just for disagreeing with you is a cheap shot.

the guy talking about inflammatory comments is the same guy sitting there supporting a genocide of innocent women and children ..

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I’ve never seen anything more accurate

@IrelandFootball Ireland blew it a fkn 2_0 Lead!!.....sick i am

Our campaign comes to a close after a penalty shootout defeat in Prague.

Provisional IRA member with shortened AR-18S and jungle style mags. 80s.

Sometimes I really think 2019 was the last normal year of our lives

.@ComicDaveSmith calls for Donald Trump to be impeached for going to war with Iran, which has resulted in all US bases in the region being wiped out, the death of American troops, and potentially worsening the refugee crisis in the US - should Iranians decide to flee Iran for America.

Iran shouldn’t have given an inch on their nuclear program. F*ck trying to appease these sick freaks. Defend yourselves. Look what happened to Gaddafi when Libya gave up their nuclear program.

His name is Alex Jeffrey Pretti. He was 37 years old. He was a licensed nurse. He was recording ICE and defending a female protester from their aggression. And they executed him.

@DHSgov Fact check: the victim did not show up with a handgun.

Scumbags