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Naisiúnach Poblachtánach Sóisialach. “The great appear great because we are on our knees, let us rise”

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LastHoldout
LastHoldout@SurelyStand·
Acquire wealth of the interior before any other kind.
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Ally Mc Culladgh 🇮🇪 🇲🇲
I feel sorry for Ryan's loss, I do, however he is a racist. He's using the death of his partner for notoriety. By the f'ing way. The same cunt accounts that support Ryan would abuse Natasha for speaking out against Crotty.
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Unfinished Revolution
Unfinished Revolution@Caisc1916·
"Nationalism without Socialism – without a reorganisation of society on the basis of a broader and more developed form of that common property which underlay the social structure of Ancient Erin - is only national recreancy." James Connolly
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iris@irisnevvv·
BPD more like evil whore disorder
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LastHoldout
LastHoldout@SurelyStand·
@mymoonovski Call of Duty III was my first COD game. Amazing for its time. “ I’m McCullin..”
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LastHoldout@SurelyStand·
@dublinbhoy_1798 @AppleJackdr @ShaunRodergs @BoozerArab @Coybig44 Protesting on behalf of them only benefits IPAS moguls, the scab employers, property tycoons. It’s anti working class to just write off people as racist because it contradicts your ideological purity. Socialism doesn’t mean ‘let them all in’ Republicans weren’t always faggoтs
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John Crotty
John Crotty@itsjohncrotty·
“The Flight of the Earls, 1607 marked the end of Gaelic Ireland, or at least its political order A culture and civilisation identifiable for over two millennia, from the 5th century BC. One under sustained pressure from the 12th century AD Yet the concept of Irish identity - in its stories, songs, legends, myths and memory - endured, surviving the loss of its champions The people became a silent repository, homesteads and firesides the only safe place to remember what was taken, lament what was lost. As the Irish language was suppressed, to be Irish became the crime, its punishment the stoic endurance of oppression. Without its Gaelic leaders, Ireland would await new generations willing and able to risk opposing a brutal oppressor” From ‘The Irish Tricolour’ - chapter 4, Ireland in retreat’ - on sale now
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Europe-Action
Europe-Action@EuroAction·
“The name of the task is: becoming a Nation. Its guarantor is called: Socialism. The path to it: Revolution.” - Karl Otto Paetel
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Volkstaat
Volkstaat@Volkstaat10·
Orania Honours the Irish The Irish Volunteer Monument in Orania honours the roughly 300 Irish volunteers who fought on the Boer side during the Second Anglo-Boer War. It was originally built in 1975 in Brixton, Johannesburg, designed by architect Jan van Wijk (also known for the Afrikaans Language Monument). In 2002 it was moved to Orania after concerns it would be vandalized and demolished. It is composed of four columns: Three represent the Irish units that fought in the war. The tallest symbolizes the rise of the Afrikaner nation. At the time, Ireland was still under British rule and so many Irish nationalists saw Britain as their oppressor too. When war broke out, supporting the Boers was viewed as part of the broader Irish struggle for independence. A key figure was Gen. John MacBride, who led the Irish Transvaal Brigade. It must be noted that, as part of the British Empire, many Irish fought against the Boers too. Ireland was apparently very divided back then.
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Cathal
Cathal@CathalMcGrgr·
I do be loving being Irish
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LastHoldout@SurelyStand·
@PotatoMcWhiskey I met lads from Birmingham not long ago in a pub in Italy. I thought they looked quite Irish. Then it turns out they all had Irish surnames. What means?
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Bygone Era Rizz King
Bygone Era Rizz King@PunishedPat1641·
Type girl who sits on your face for being Irish on Paddy's Day then just fking disappears forever
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Stíofán Ó’Dubhshláine
Stíofán Ó’Dubhshláine@wethepeopleeire·
The National Festival By James Connolly The Workers Republic (1916) The question often arises: Why do Irishmen celebrate the festival of their national saint, in view of the recently re-discovered truth that he was by no means the first missionary to preach Christianity to the people of Ireland? It is known now beyond the shadow of a doubt that the Christian religion had been preached and practised in Ireland long before St. Patrick, that Christian churches had been established, and it is probable that the legend about the shamrock was invented in some later generation than that of the saint. Certainly the shamrock bears no place of any importance in early Celtic literature, and the first time we read of it as having any reference to or bearing on religion in Ireland occurs in the work of a foreigner – an English monk. But all that notwithstanding there is good reason why Irish men and women should celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. They should celebrate it for the same reason as they should honour the green flag of Ireland, despite the fact that there is no historical proof that the Irish, in the days of Ireland’s freedom from foreign rule, ever had a green flag as a national standard, or indeed ever had a national flag at all. The claim of the 17th of March to be Ireland’s national festival, the claim of St. Patrick to be Ireland’s national saint, the claim of the shamrock to be Ireland’s national plant, the claim of the green flag to be Ireland’s national flag rests not on the musty pages of half-forgotten history but on the affections and will of the Irish people. Sentiment it may be. But the man or woman who scoffs at sentiment is a fool. We on this paper respect facts, and have a holy hatred of all movements and causes not built upon truth. But sentiment is often greater than facts, because it is an idealised expression of fact – a mind picture of truth as it is seen by the soul, unhampered by the grosser dirt of the world and the flesh. The Irish people, denied comfort in the present, seek solace in the past of their country; the Irish mind, unable because of the serfdom or bondage of the Irish race to give body and material existence to its noblest thoughts, creates an emblem to typify that spiritual conception for which the Irish race laboured in vain. If that spiritual conception of religion, of freedom, of nationality exists or existed nowhere save in the Irish mind, it is nevertheless as much a great historical reality as if it were embodied in a statute book, or had a material existence vouched for by all the pages of history. It is not the will of the majority which ultimately prevails; that which ultimately prevails is the ideal of the noblest of each generation. Happy indeed that race and generation in which the ideal of the noblest and the will of the majority unite. In this hour of her trial Ireland cannot afford to sacrifice any one of the things the world has accepted as peculiarly Irish. She must hold to her highest thoughts, and cleave to her noblest sentiments. Her sons and daughters must hold life itself as of little value when weighed against the preservation of even the least important work of her separate individuality as a nation. Therefore we honour St. Patrick’s Day (and its allied legend of the shamrock) because in it we see the spiritual conception of the separate identity of the Irish race – an ideal of unity in diversity, of diversity not conflicting with unity. Magnificent must have been the intellect that conceived such a thought; great must have been the genius of the people that received such a conception and made it their own. On this Festival then our prayer is: Honour to St. Patrick the Irish Apostle, and Freedom to his people.
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✠ Henry ✠
✠ Henry ✠@DixieMaurras·
Opposition to the forced desegregation and jungle-fication of Boston had a distinctly Irish character which is largely forgotten.
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Unfinished Revolution
Unfinished Revolution@Caisc1916·
"My instinct is with the landless man against the lord of lands, and with the breadless man against the master of millions." Pádraig Mac Piarais
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✠ Henry ✠
✠ Henry ✠@DixieMaurras·
Global brown internet monoculture is truly repulsive. The future is Punjabi rappers in Canada and Arabs in France acting like black American criminals, it’s SEAmonkeys consooming every form of American negroslop and Kurdish teenagers molested by their uncles having K-pop pfps.
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