Britain and Ireland (44)
Tomcats2Norwich, Norfolk, England UK81 Threads 9 Polls 2,249 PostsAs an eglishman of Irsih decent was wondering whatt poepel thought of the relationship between the two now the troubles are over and the queen has made an hitoric visit
Tomcats2: As an eglishman of Irsih decent was wondering whatt poepel thought of the relationship between the two now the troubles are over and the queen has made an hitoric visit
Better than they've ever been. I like the english, it's the ulster protestants who i dislike.
I think the relationship between us have never been better !!
Long may it last !!
Long may it last !!
godeas69: Better than they've ever been. I like the english, it's the ulster protestants who i dislike.
I agree 100 per cent with that
tallman51: I think the relationship between us have never been better !!
Long may it last !!
Long may it last !!
Yes ahve republican view but feel the 6 counties will never be intergrated in the south
tallman51: I think the relationship between us have never been better !!
Long may it last !!
Long may it last !!
Tomcats2: As an eglishman of Irsih decent was wondering whatt poepel thought of the relationship between the two now the troubles are over and the queen has made an hitoric visit
Like I said earlier on another thread...
We're not quite at the kissing and holding hands bit, but we have arrived at the respectable handshake bit
70Libra: Like I said earlier on another thread...
We're not quite at the kissing and holding hands bit, but we have arrived at the respectable handshake bit
yes lib but its better then it was my family moved here in the 60's to be safe and they were from dublin and sad they never saw to see the end of the troubles power sharing and hanskaes from a british monarch and your charming presidentWe're not quite at the kissing and holding hands bit, but we have arrived at the respectable handshake bit
tallman51: I think the relationship between us have never been better !!
Long may it last !!
Long may it last !!
Right with you on that. Regardless of what happened in the past, it's time for everyone to move forward and QE2 coming here is a very big step forward and who knows how many doors it could open for both country's.
Rockabillyrouge: Right with you on that. Regardless of what happened in the past, it's time for everyone to move forward and QE2 coming here is a very big step forward and who knows how many doors it could open for both country's.
Britain is sticking ny you with your debts and our countrys are so linked there are for million people in England that are irish there parents were or there grandparents ae. the links go faurther we buy jedward and U" you bye take that and queen,we are interlinked and i hope we always will be just wish there were just 32 counties in ine ciountry but i guess that might never happen
The ordinary Irish person on the street, and their English counterpart will for the most part be non-political as regards the 'national question' (whether or not Ireland should be united). Regardless of what has happened between the two countries in the past, if I meet an English person and I get on with them, am I going to hold it against them that our countries had a less than friendly relationship in the past? Hell no! Views may differ on the political end of things regarding the north. But I take people as I find them, regardless of where they're from (even if they're a northern protestant). I reckon that any rational person would feel the same.
GT91982: The ordinary Irish person on the street, and their English counterpart will for the most part be non-political as regards the 'national question' (whether or not Ireland should be united). Regardless of what has happened between the two countries in the past, if I meet an English person and I get on with them, am I going to hold it against them that our countries had a less than friendly relationship in the past? Hell no! Views may differ on the political end of things regarding the north. But I take people as I find them, regardless of where they're from (even if they're a northern protestant). I reckon that any rational person would feel the same.
Well you'd want to go off and meet a few nordy prods you'd soon change your tune.
Tomcats2: Britain is sticking ny you with your debts and our countrys are so linked there are for million people in England that are irish there parents were or there grandparents ae. the links go faurther we buy jedward and U" you bye take that and queen,
we are interlinked and i hope we always will be just wish there were just 32 counties in ine ciountry but i guess that might never happen
So just exactly are you stating here? That we should be greatful that you buy Jedward records we are interlinked and i hope we always will be just wish there were just 32 counties in ine ciountry but i guess that might never happen
GT91982: The ordinary Irish person on the street, and their English counterpart will for the most part be non-political as regards the 'national question' (whether or not Ireland should be united). Regardless of what has happened between the two countries in the past, if I meet an English person and I get on with them, am I going to hold it against them that our countries had a less than friendly relationship in the past? Hell no! Views may differ on the political end of things regarding the north. But I take people as I find them, regardless of where they're from (even if they're a northern protestant). I reckon that any rational person would feel the same.
godeas69: Well you'd want to go off and meet a few nordy prods you'd soon change your tune.
Yeh...bin there done that..and your point?
godeas69: Well you'd want to go off and meet a few nordy prods you'd soon change your tune.
That is unfortunately so true 
godeas69: Well you'd want to go off and meet a few nordy prods you'd soon change your tune.
I have done, plenty of them. A good friend of mine is actually a nurse in the Mater Hospital in Belfast. She's a protestant. But her religion doesn't determine who she is in my view. Are there bad Ulster protestants? Oh undeniably, but that's not the point. There are bad Ulster Catholics too. Why should one judge someone else purely on their religion/nationality? Isn't that a bit narrow minded?
GT91982: I have done, plenty of them. A good friend of mine is actually a nurse in the Mater Hospital in Belfast. She's a protestant. But her religion doesn't determine who she is in my view. Are there bad Ulster protestants? Oh undeniably, but that's not the point. There are bad Ulster Catholics too. Why should one judge someone else purely on their religion/nationality? Isn't that a bit narrow minded?
I don't judge them on their religion the fact they need to march down the road and celebrate william of orange victory over the french army in the 16th century. They are unionists, they hate catholics and they hate republicans.
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