Sinn Féin on the possibility of a united Ireland - BBC Newsnight

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  • After Sinn Féin received the most first-preference votes in the Irish General Election, their President Mary Lou McDonald speaks to Newsnight about possibly becoming Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister), a border poll, and Brexit. Subscribe to our channel here: goo.gl/31Q53F
    Newsnight speaks to Mary Lou McDonald, President of Sinn Féin, after the party receives the highest number of first-preference votes in the Irish general election.
    Their success has sent shockwaves around the country. The left wing republican party's leader says she may well become Ireland's next Taoiseach
    No party will win enough seats for an outright majority and seats are continuing to be allocated. Before the election the two other largest parties Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael ruled out forming a coalition with Sinn Féin.
    Since the result, Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin has not ruled out working with Sinn Féin, but said that "significant incompatibilities" still exist between the parties.
    Mrs McDonald told Newsnight the next government should prepare for a border poll on Irish unity immediately, and said she would ask the EU to take a stance in support of Irish unification.
    Lewis Goodall reports.
    Newsnight is the BBC's flagship news and current affairs TV programme - with analysis, debate, exclusives, and robust interviews.
    Website: www.bbc.co.uk/...
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  • @thecloudedmountain3682
    @thecloudedmountain3682 Před 4 lety +136

    Those "crumbs" you so eloquently refer to are transferable votes, and they are the reason why we have proportional representation in our democracy and the UK does not.

    • @DeclinedMercy
      @DeclinedMercy Před 4 lety +2

      If you make the vote happen in 4 years then Star Trek will have predicted the year of reunification

  • @jamesquaine6264
    @jamesquaine6264 Před 4 lety +503

    Though Sin Féin want irish unity it's not the reason they got elected by most people. They got elected because they're left wing and want to solve the health and housing crises Fine Gael and Fine Fáil aren't doing enough on

    • @SunflowerSocialist
      @SunflowerSocialist Před 4 lety +31

      james quaine why not both?

    • @kkman4053
      @kkman4053 Před 4 lety +18

      Because the north is a basket case

    • @jamesquaine6264
      @jamesquaine6264 Před 4 lety +7

      @@SunflowerSocialist I'm sure it's the reason for some but it was certainly a protest vote for many, sure look how they did half a year ago in the local elections its not a sway for irish unity in any sense

    • @nllkennedy
      @nllkennedy Před 4 lety +20

      Ya they have more left wing values but from talking amongst my generation, unity is the biggest part. You dont vote green party for their Irish unity stance and you dont vote sinn Fein for their environmentalism

    • @ryanb7385
      @ryanb7385 Před 4 lety +4

      With more immigration?

  • @MrHurley
    @MrHurley Před 4 lety +203

    Wow. A good report from the BBC on the election without suggesting it was a reaction to Brexit (which it wasnt). Nice.

    • @Finderskeepers.
      @Finderskeepers. Před 4 lety +14

      I believe only 1% of voters cited brexit.

    • @jameswalsh5733
      @jameswalsh5733 Před 4 lety +1

      @Gggg sinn fein's nationalism is that of a colonised nation which is Very different from right wing nationalism. confusing but both nationalism i suppose

    • @bg5469
      @bg5469 Před 4 lety

      Social Gadfly nazism (like all fascist sub-ideologies, unionism included) is uniquely and distinctly right wing in character. the reason the nazis called themselves national socialists is because the leaders realized they would be crushed by a unified spd. at first they phrased their platform in the framing of how it affects the workers, meanwhile they’re making german factory and government workers that don’t fall in line with their racially hemegonistic hyper-nationalistic plot to take over eastern europe disappear and pushing for the same austerity and cuts fg and ff have utterly devastated the unoccupied counties with.
      nationalism is and will always be a right wing position while republicanism and anti-nationalism will always be left wing positions.

    • @brendamccloskey6906
      @brendamccloskey6906 Před 4 lety

      @james mcbride
      I didn't understand the black and tans until I watch black 47 Irish Holocaust where the RIB and the British government systematic killed the Irish.
      Leo V lose the election when he asked for them to b honour that is why people voted for sinn fein

    • @FATHOLLYWOODB123
      @FATHOLLYWOODB123 Před 4 lety +1

      It's not partly a reaction to Brexit, partially because Ireland is pro EU and England is Anti-Eu?

  • @ZUUL117
    @ZUUL117 Před 4 lety +82

    United Ireland and Independent Scotland!

    • @truelunatic2043
      @truelunatic2043 Před 4 lety +9

      Not going happen

    • @ymarw1684
      @ymarw1684 Před 4 lety +10

      Independent Wales

    • @TechnoSinister
      @TechnoSinister Před 4 lety +10

      True Lunatic Don’t speak so soon

    • @Tjmce
      @Tjmce Před 4 lety +6

      And independent isle of man

    • @RexTheDinosaur1
      @RexTheDinosaur1 Před 4 lety

      @our rights first English loyalists have nothing to do with the votes of either Northern Ireland joining with Ireland or Scotland becoming its own Nation. And it doesn't matter if the majority vote Yes to separate from England it will happen. Otherwise I'll look like terrorists and murderers.

  • @divinenation22
    @divinenation22 Před 4 lety +93

    It's not a united Ireland it's a reunited Ireland. Time to give it back.

    • @jbagger331
      @jbagger331 Před 4 lety +2

      And to make it happen you'll need to increase the size of your army from 7,300 to 30,000+, you'll need to increase military spending from 1.3% to 8%.
      Because you'll need to have some means of pacifying the Unionists, keeping almost a million people from rebelling requires an army.
      So good luck with becoming Israel 2.0

    • @jbagger331
      @jbagger331 Před 4 lety

      And so all Mary Lou's plans for housing, schools, hospitals will never come to pass because all the money will be used on guns.

    • @divinenation22
      @divinenation22 Před 4 lety +12

      @@jbagger331 Israel 2! An apartheid state, don't think so bud- where do you dredge that cobblers up from? Your scenario and 'figures' are just Mystic Meg standard guesswork- laughable . The north voted to stay in the EU and the vast majority of people from the unionist community want both prosperity and peace and, bottom line, who gives a shit what negative, anonymous naysayers like yourself argue, I certainly don't. Even if there are some problems with a small group of people that gain will be worth that pain. Plus, they will always have the 'opportunity' of moving across to the Doris led post Brexit English paradise and, in doing so, help raise the collective iq in both islands.

    • @jbagger331
      @jbagger331 Před 4 lety

      @@divinenation22 "Even if there are some problems with a small group of people that gain will be worth that pain."
      Tell that to the kids Irish troops will have to shoot in face to stop them from throwing petrol bombs, tell it to the dead kids families.
      The Irish troops will have the same problem as the British troops and Ireland has fewer people and less money.

    • @jbagger331
      @jbagger331 Před 4 lety +2

      @@divinenation22 I'm looking forward to seeing you in uniform listening to an angry mob shout "Irish Out"
      You can thank Mary Lou then for all her hard work.

  • @TheLastAngryMan01
    @TheLastAngryMan01 Před 4 lety +55

    They overlooked the Independents, who have 19 seats, several of whom are ex FF or FG and who would be willing to vote for an establishment coalition if they could get some pork for their constituencies.

    • @TheLastAngryMan01
      @TheLastAngryMan01 Před 4 lety +2

      Brendan Gavaghan LOL, probably should have said “pork barrel” or “parish pump” returns.

  • @paulbroderick8438
    @paulbroderick8438 Před 4 lety +210

    A united Ireland on the table? Would not surprise me.

    • @joebloggs5186
      @joebloggs5186 Před 4 lety +41

      Wasn't that always the end goal anyway? The future of the entire island of Ireland must be decided by the people and respected by the establishment. No matter what the rest of us think.

    • @netcald991
      @netcald991 Před 4 lety +31

      Mark Gable no they wouldnt. know your facts before you start typing next time.

    • @michaeldavies5092
      @michaeldavies5092 Před 4 lety +22

      Under the Good Friday agreement if the secretary of state believes there is a likelihood of success, a border poll must be granted.

    • @DisconnectedRoamer
      @DisconnectedRoamer Před 4 lety +13

      @JimmyROTV the UK does want them and they want the UK

    • @DropdudeJohn
      @DropdudeJohn Před 4 lety +9

      Highly unlikely mate, people have short memories but the recent zombie songs praising the child murderers and coward who were and are the IRA might nudge a few people into reality

  • @abhishekmhatre1554
    @abhishekmhatre1554 Před 4 lety +44

    Hope Ireland gets unified!
    Love from India 🇮🇳❤️🇮🇪

    • @PS-ru2ov
      @PS-ru2ov Před 4 lety +9

      no thanks I am from Northern Ireland and i certainly dont want a United Ireland neither do people in the Republic maybe if i suggested Pakistan and India should unite what your reaction would be ??? highly stupid remark to make

    • @denisdunnion3345
      @denisdunnion3345 Před 4 lety +9

      @@PS-ru2ov an all Ireland is coming

    • @PS-ru2ov
      @PS-ru2ov Před 4 lety +2

      @@denisdunnion3345 bullshit its not... Keep dreaming

    • @PS-ru2ov
      @PS-ru2ov Před 4 lety +2

      @@denisdunnion3345 when??? tell me when i keep hearing the same old same shit over and over its BS 72% of people in NI want to stay part of the UK dreams over suck it up UK is here to stay

    • @denisdunnion3345
      @denisdunnion3345 Před 4 lety +11

      Don't need to dream it's already in the process
      It's a correction that is long over due

  • @Harlock2day
    @Harlock2day Před 4 lety +8

    The English and the Welsh voted to leave the EU but it doesn’t mean Scotland and Northern Ireland need to leave too. They should get together to force Westminster to grant a new, Post Brexit, referendum.

    • @adamender9092
      @adamender9092 Před 4 lety

      It's more complicated than that though. By leaving two countries in the EU people could come through Scotland and travel into the rest of Britain. But still either way they can still travel through The rep of Ireland and into it since there isn't a border

    • @iordanneDiogeneslucas
      @iordanneDiogeneslucas Před 4 lety

      @@adamender9092 a new hadrians wall would be lovely at the current border of course

  • @frizzyred1292
    @frizzyred1292 Před 4 lety +27

    Sinn Fein surge nothing to do with irish unity its the people fed up with the high rent, homelessness and the cost of living that the other parties are doing nothing about.

    • @HG-fu2yv
      @HG-fu2yv Před 4 lety +1

      Have the Irish ever connected the dots related to the tech industry and its' effect on housing and the cost of living in their hubs around the world. Look at the effect they have had on San Francisco and silicon valley in California, Austin, Texas, Salt Lake City, Utah of the US, and Vancouver Canada to name a few. Seems wherever big tech goes, costs skyrocket.

    • @frizzyred1292
      @frizzyred1292 Před 4 lety

      @@HG-fu2yv The Irish are too busy getting drunk to connect dots.

  • @hisbigal
    @hisbigal Před 4 lety +32

    I love Ireland. The world is trying to go to the right, Ireland goes to the left. This is awesome.

    • @Theredrain6
      @Theredrain6 Před 4 lety +2

      Wonderful :)

    • @BarerRudeROC
      @BarerRudeROC Před 4 lety +6

      @@TomorrowWeLive get a job. Níl a fhios agat aon rud faoi tír seo. Ar an todhchaí seo caite, ní raibh aon duine buartha faoi inimirce

    • @RaTeeBoom
      @RaTeeBoom Před 4 lety +4

      Brits out Blacks in mo chara

    • @drunkensailor112
      @drunkensailor112 Před 4 lety +6

      Lol @ people being afraid of immigrants. If you still want your parents to get a shower in the elderly homes you better try and get every migrant you can. Right now migration to the EU is way too low to help shortage on workers in pretty much any business

    • @jbagger331
      @jbagger331 Před 4 lety

      Let's say Sinn Fein get what they want, what would be needed to pacify the 900,000+ people in Northern Ireland who would be violently opposed to being a part of the Republic, you would need about 10,000 combat troops and 20,000 troops for logistics and support.
      Casualties per year would be about 50-100 each year, year after year, the required increase in military spending for the Republic would bankrupt it, an increase at about at 8% of GDP in military spending will do that.
      This means Mary Lou McDonald would spend all the money on guns instead of building housing, infrastructure, hospitals, schools etc...

  • @corneliusantonius3108
    @corneliusantonius3108 Před 4 lety +44

    We in the rest of Europe will be rooting for you !!!

    • @corneliusantonius3108
      @corneliusantonius3108 Před 4 lety +9

      @THE LIMIT Not my native tongue

    • @jbagger331
      @jbagger331 Před 4 lety +2

      I won't.
      I don't like political parties who uses violence as a tool of politics.

    • @benis4958
      @benis4958 Před 4 lety +4

      @@jbagger331 when the fuck did Sinn Fein use violence

    • @jbagger331
      @jbagger331 Před 4 lety +2

      @@benis4958 Sein Fein has a military wing of its movement called the IRA.

    • @peterppp694
      @peterppp694 Před 4 lety +1

      @THE LIMIT this is the result of brexit.
      Say bye bye to NI

  • @gavod4585
    @gavod4585 Před 4 lety +6

    Ireland is too small of a country to have 2 governments, 2 health care systems, 2 economic zones, with 1 in Europe and 1 not. Unity is only a matter of time. New Ireland is coming. New flag, new anthem, new politics, new identity.

    • @helenbuchanan1213
      @helenbuchanan1213 Před 4 lety +2

      They don't have two governments or health care systems.. the island of Ireland is host to two jurisdictions sovereign and independent from one another. The republic pay nothing toward the maintenance of Northern Ireland and it's public services or governance. The republic have difficulty sustaining itself and has nearly bankrupted itself on a few occasions - that is only serving the "26". Absorbing another "6" with the expense and costs associated would destabilise and destroy the republic and Northern Ireland of course would descend into chaos and violence.

    • @RexTheDinosaur1
      @RexTheDinosaur1 Před 4 lety

      The only thing is if they did become United I don't think the flag would change. Because it represents the Irish people too well. The green represents the Catholics, the orange represents the Protestants, and the white is meant to be the unity or peace between the two. So I don't think it would change. The same thing with the Irish Anthem I don't think it would ever change either. But if they did change the words it would most likely still be an Irish because that is the language of their people.

  • @ursus9104
    @ursus9104 Před 4 lety +88

    Germany could unite against all odds in our lifetime and so can Ireland.

    • @stefans9697
      @stefans9697 Před 4 lety +9

      The gap between East Germany and West Germany, economically, and socially was greater than between NIR and Republic of Ireland. If, they can solve some of the the ideological differences based on religion than it can work out for both. Surely, Brexit helps in these case, but lots of work needs to be done. There is a good chance that the political geography of the British Isles will be different in 5-10 years. Hope it will happen peacefully.

    • @stefans9697
      @stefans9697 Před 4 lety +1

      @steve gale I am not an expert in the topic, however I am aware that the situation is rather difficult. Just only hoping that both parties will move forward without any mess. Seems that NIR may have at least 2 options to solve these issue..Again not suggesting but maybe having their decision on their own hand by following the possible Scottish example. Surely can rule on their own without violating any of these groups rights. Again wish you the best and hope really hope you can move forward.

    • @DropdudeJohn
      @DropdudeJohn Před 4 lety +3

      Germany wasn't split by itself and didn't get terrorised by the west part to become united.

    • @ursus9104
      @ursus9104 Před 4 lety

      "Do your little bit of good where you are; it's those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.
      You don't choose your family. They are God's gift to you, as you are to them.
      My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together.” Desmond Tutu
      If South-Africa could succeed so can Ireland.

    • @dianamaioru497
      @dianamaioru497 Před 4 lety +1

      @John Smith “Terrorised”? Interesting choice of word, perhaps can you explain to me how the Rep. of Ireland is “terrorising” the North during the elections? Surely you don’t mean The Troubles that ended almost half a century ago? Because that doesn’t pertain to the political landscape of Ireland today. Everything has changed since then.

  • @RedcastleGAV78
    @RedcastleGAV78 Před 4 lety +6

    I’m Irish, but going for a United Ireland is just totally unachieveable. Just not possible. And it’s sick to see Sinn Fein being our possible government. They are still in league with the IRA

    • @RedcastleGAV78
      @RedcastleGAV78 Před 4 lety

      @@liamb5546 how many did they have to murder to do that?

    • @RedcastleGAV78
      @RedcastleGAV78 Před 4 lety

      @@liamb5546 i aint no Brit. I just know if this Sinn Fein lot get in government and really try for a United Ireland rather than do what they promised with health and housing then they failed. And will also most likely start the troubles again with pursuing the 32 counties. A United Ireland will never happen in my lifetime, your lifetime, or even in the next millenium. You can dream about it, but not happening. Be realistic

  • @MoebiusUK
    @MoebiusUK Před 4 lety +25

    Sinn Fein supported freedom fighters in South Africa and Palestine when the British government never gave a damn ... THIS won them my undying respect and support.

    • @MoebiusUK
      @MoebiusUK Před 4 lety +8

      @steve gale You filthy lying b*stard. Here's some reading for your dumbass.
      ansionnachfionn.com/2017/03/27/irish-resistance-to-apartheid-sinn-fein-and-the-anc-the-ira-and-mk/

    • @MoebiusUK
      @MoebiusUK Před 4 lety +8

      @Bob How far do you want to go back?
      The British empire and colonialists raped, murdered and tortured millions in Africa and Asia. Their ally dropping atomic weapons on two Japanese cities, instantly incinerating innocent men, women and children.
      The Americans started a war that killed a million Iraqi's. Then there's the Vietnam war. Britain still supports America and they sell arms to Saudi Arabia who are killing folk in the Yemen TODAY.
      I only spoke on SinnFein. It was YOU who mentioned the IRA in a lazy attempt to build a strawman. You won't get me to defend OR condemn them. Its a bad faith rhetorical device usually used by right-wing, fashy types.
      .. THAT said, the IRA have killed fewer ppl than the American's and British. They are not creating chemical warfare, uranium tipped ordinance or biological weapons. The IRA never supported slavery of blk and brown folk. I could go on.
      You can stick your partisan bias up your arse. I view ALL lives as equal.

    • @MoebiusUK
      @MoebiusUK Před 4 lety +4

      @steve gale If it did .. YOU would have posted a credible source. LINK?
      I'm not interested in what your equally idiotic friend told you in a pub.

    • @MoebiusUK
      @MoebiusUK Před 4 lety +4

      @steve gale The internet has 100 billion web pages and you can't find a single one to support your claim? ... LMAO
      Just saying im ignorant or wrong won't cut it ... You need to say what i'm ignorant of and provide evidence to back up that assertion.... If not you need to STFU and not bother replying.

    • @MoebiusUK
      @MoebiusUK Před 4 lety +5

      @steve gale Cute ad hominem proving you have nothing to add ... Its clear you ARE still interested hence your numerous replies. YOU just have NOTHING substantial to add to back up your original lie.

  • @philipocarroll
    @philipocarroll Před 4 lety +17

    Utterly wrong headed analysis. People voted Sinn Féin because they wanted to vote for a left wing party. The only options apart from SF were The Labour Party, which destroyed its credibility in coalition with right wing Fine Gael, People before Profit, which did well but are too small, and the Greens, who have an ineffective leadership. Fianna Fail have a core vote but memories are still strong of the 2009 crash and all the corruption tribunals. Sinn Féin were also on point on the key things the electorate wanted, they promised the earth on spending. They also promised to reverse the pension changes which left workers facing retirement at 65 while waiting for the state pension at 67. Brexit didn't get a look in. A border poll was barely mentioned. Sinn Fein stumbled a bit in relation to the past but generally managed to deflect attention. It may have helped that Stormont assembly has been reestablished.

  • @DMG118
    @DMG118 Před 3 lety +1

    I'm a republican and support a united Ireland 100%, and I don't support Sinn Féin. The two aren't the same.

  • @gailday3781
    @gailday3781 Před 3 lety +10

    I'm voting Sinn Fein 👍 and I am fine Gael ❤️🍀🌙🇮🇪

  • @seanmacsweeney2985
    @seanmacsweeney2985 Před 4 lety +4

    Sin Féin talking rubbish, Ireland border poll not going to happen and Ireland economy will be in trouble after EU tax harmony, and UK won’t be affected by this

  • @originalunoriginal4055
    @originalunoriginal4055 Před 4 lety +15

    Euro2020 playoffs coming up,
    maybe they should speed up the process so both RoI and NI combine into 1 team.

    • @alwayslearning7672
      @alwayslearning7672 Před 4 lety

      NI(which isn't a country) England,Scotland and Wales shouldn't even have separate football teams as they are not independent countries.
      UK is the legal country.

    • @grimaldus1967
      @grimaldus1967 Před 4 lety

      Go ahead and combine the teams... You'll still be absolute dog shite.

    • @alwayslearning7672
      @alwayslearning7672 Před 4 lety

      @Mal Rut Technically they're not countries...they do not have independent passports,constitutions etc...they are not republics

    • @alwayslearning7672
      @alwayslearning7672 Před 4 lety

      @Mal Rut They are not legal countries! That's why they aren't independent countries in the olympics. They go as Great Britain team.

    • @alwayslearning7672
      @alwayslearning7672 Před 4 lety

      @Mal Rut you don't seem to understand.England Scotland Wales and NI are NOT independent states therefore should not be represented anywhere like Football world cups etc as independent states.United Kingdom of Great Britain and NI is the legally recognized country/state.

  • @adam-uy6qg
    @adam-uy6qg Před 4 lety +10

    A united Ireland won't happen. Force a united Ireland on the north that don't want to be united will cause some crazy violence way worse than the 90s

    • @corkboy4523
      @corkboy4523 Před 4 lety +1

      Nothing will be forced on anyone. There would be a border poll if the circumstances are right for one under the terms of the good Friday agreement. The democratic will of the majority will decide if there’s to be a united ireland or not.

    • @pauliewalnuts100
      @pauliewalnuts100 Před 4 lety

      @Mark Corfield Sunshine, We are Ireland, our day is coming. We are inevitable. The GFA was the only good thing to come out of the Clinton administration.

    • @adam-uy6qg
      @adam-uy6qg Před 4 lety

      @@pauliewalnuts100 in your dreams.

    • @pauliewalnuts100
      @pauliewalnuts100 Před 4 lety

      @Mark Corfield Your little so called British province has failed. You will stop pretending you're British and you will know that you have failed.

    • @pauliewalnuts100
      @pauliewalnuts100 Před 4 lety

      @Mark Corfield We will not expel anyone you lying sack of shit and yes this will happen whether you like it or not.

  • @andrewdevine6333
    @andrewdevine6333 Před 4 lety +4

    It's not just people in Britain who are horrified at the political wing of the IRA in power there are still a majority of us here in Ireland who don't want SF anywhere near government. As an Irish citizen with both British and Gaelic Irish ancestry I'm distraught to see a party that fostered hate, division and violence getting anywhere near power. The sight of one of their senior TDs chanting 'Up the IRA' upon being elected was utterly stomach churning.

    • @pauls3660
      @pauls3660 Před 4 lety +1

      I see so many people from Ireland who hate them too, well done for your honesty and decency, this is a protest vote they won't be in power for long, hang in there!!

    • @pauliewalnuts100
      @pauliewalnuts100 Před 4 lety +1

      We owe our independence to the IRA. The Northerners have every right to fight the British occupation.

    • @angeldustxo5802
      @angeldustxo5802 Před 4 lety +2

      Nothing wrong with singing a few old Irish tunes in celebration, unfortunately you seem to be more inline and loyal to your British heritage. Up the shinners 🇮🇪🇮🇪

    • @lynnehamer239
      @lynnehamer239 Před 4 lety

      👏👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌

  • @Sonder4444
    @Sonder4444 Před 4 lety +2

    How can anyone vote for her honestly she’s going to bring nothing but harm to the country. She literally said she wanted everyone under 18 to go free on the bus do you know how much money that’s wasting ?!

    • @shamanahaboolist
      @shamanahaboolist Před 4 lety

      Giving the people free infrastructure is investment and pays back many dividends in productivity. It's anything but a waste of money.

    • @RexTheDinosaur1
      @RexTheDinosaur1 Před 4 lety

      Not if the parents pay taxes. Cuz that's what they do in the United States and it's perfectly funded. So there is no money going to waste because parents pay for it.

  • @ChiefWraps
    @ChiefWraps Před 4 lety +47

    If only Sinn Féin put out more candidates

    • @alexmahon3769
      @alexmahon3769 Před 4 lety +2

      ElmoSB Ino no one knew they would do so good they done terrible in the local elections

    • @joebloggs5186
      @joebloggs5186 Před 4 lety +1

      That would have been extremely interesting. Maybe, next time.

    • @level9ing635
      @level9ing635 Před 4 lety +2

      @Enoch's Ghost Classy man real classy...

    • @level9ing635
      @level9ing635 Před 4 lety +9

      @Lucas Davenport So a party formed out of the Irish blue shirts is fine. Or the unionist parties having loyalist murder gang member's is fine. Or English parties who backed murder gangs here are fine . But not SF because you`re a hypocrite ? You are exactly the xenophobic ignorant commenters I was referring to with this post. Zero understanding just bigoted nonsense and bile. You are proving my point for me man thanks .

    • @kevburke
      @kevburke Před 4 lety +3

      I'm from Dublin South Central and the SF candidate got twice the quota.
      If he had a running mate, they would have both gotten in on the back of the surplus alone.

  • @budbowl77
    @budbowl77 Před 3 lety +1

    The conflict is over. It’s time for a complete United Ireland.

  • @martinmanifold2241
    @martinmanifold2241 Před 4 lety +12

    Sinn fein have no problem with rule from brussels

    • @sticksandstones3277
      @sticksandstones3277 Před 4 lety +1

      martin manifold yet

    • @jules151968
      @jules151968 Před 4 lety +1

      And mass Third world immigration.

    • @ryangoodyer9450
      @ryangoodyer9450 Před 4 lety +2

      @@jules151968 mass immigration is really not a thing in Ireland

    • @jules151968
      @jules151968 Před 4 lety

      @@ryangoodyer9450 Ryan Goodyer, Your country's population is set to increase by an extra 25% by 2040, look up Ireland 2040.

    • @ryangoodyer9450
      @ryangoodyer9450 Před 4 lety +1

      @@jules151968 not my country but what's your source on that and are you claiming that's all from immigration

  • @Jim54_
    @Jim54_ Před 3 lety +1

    Sin Féin have a young and liberal voting base despite not having any green energy policy, and being Eurosceptics, two things that are VERY unpopular in Ireland. How people reconcile these factors, I have no idea. The mental gymnastics involved is baffling

  • @everready2903
    @everready2903 Před 4 lety +18

    Sinn Fein got their votes mainly on the homelessness and healthcare problems. Reunification will make the financial squeeze even tighter!!

    • @SeanQuinn-IrishMarxist
      @SeanQuinn-IrishMarxist Před 4 lety +4

      The EU has stated that it would financially assist Ireland in the event of reunification, in much the same way German reunification occurred. The Irish economy is damaged by partition; it does not benefit the economy to have duplicated service on a small island. This will become transparent over the next few years as a result of an economic border down the Irish sea and subsequent economic Irish unity.

    • @everready2903
      @everready2903 Před 4 lety +1

      @@SeanQuinn-IrishMarxist Interesting update here on what the UK now considers the previous agreement meant.... www.rte.ie/news/analysis-and-comment/2020/0214/1115389-north-protocol-brexit/

    • @RexTheDinosaur1
      @RexTheDinosaur1 Před 4 lety

      Not really, if Northern Ireland goes back and joins with the Republic. Then there would be less people that they would have to worry about.

  • @ohyou7248
    @ohyou7248 Před 4 lety +12

    Thing's must be particularly bad in the republic for those creatures to gain so many votes.. My grandmother was from the Republic , a proud Irish woman .. I recall she did something very uncharacteristic that shocked me as a kid. She spat and cursed at the TV in venom and disgust when Gerry Adams was interviewed after one of their bombs. I'd never seen my granny - an ordinarily modest and composed lady react with such visceral rage and hatred.
    I hope whatever is presently amiss within the republic can be broached and remedied , the sinn fein interlopers entryist lies exposed. . Very unseemly fascist dangerous party.

    • @billyelliot4141
      @billyelliot4141 Před 4 lety +2

      @eioshen boboi you are replying to a bot miss lady if you go to the channel you will see its a blank. No followers and no links or anything. BBC is a GCHQ propaganda machine. They are trying to troll us. If there was one spelling mistake then it would have been written by a human. It's too perfect and yet too blank. Tranquilo and don't feed the bots. This is a very exciting time in Irish politics and a shit one for the English. Martin Éire, - Human

    • @ohyou7248
      @ohyou7248 Před 4 lety +6

      @@billyelliot4141( *pinches self* ).. no. Definitely not a bot. Are you? A sinn Fein droning bot sycophant perhaps. Keep deluding yourself, the only thing that party will bring is poverty and conflict.

    • @colindoyle5108
      @colindoyle5108 Před 4 lety

      ‘My granny was from Ireland’ yeah but you’re not you cretin so fuck up

    • @jacquelinelaurence8171
      @jacquelinelaurence8171 Před 4 lety +4

      @@colindoyle5108 they're entitled to voice opinions based upon personal experience gleaned from their life . A little ranting sinn Fein fascist, are we?🤔🤔🤔.

  • @gamingkami9148
    @gamingkami9148 Před 4 lety +7

    I think ireland is gunna have to sort it bank account out before it talks about a united ireland

  • @theblackcelt
    @theblackcelt Před 3 lety +2

    United ireland, make Gaeigle, Ireland's only language

    • @RobertK1993
      @RobertK1993 Před 2 lety

      No English and Irish as English is an international language.

  • @TomorrowWeLive
    @TomorrowWeLive Před 4 lety +3

    Fantastic! To quote a Sinn Feinn leaflet, 'Brits out, Blacks in!' 800 years of struggling to win Irish freedom and they're going to give it all away in less than a century, with Irish being a minority on their own land within the next 50 years. I'm sure Pearse, Connelly and co. would wonder why they bothered.

    • @trop1064
      @trop1064 Před 4 lety +1

      Ah fuck off ye right wing loser, ye wouldn’t be brave enough say this in public. Racists are the biggest cowards going

  • @eaoryan639
    @eaoryan639 Před 4 lety +4

    We just elected the Taliban to rule over the new Eire caliphate

  • @brado1912
    @brado1912 Před 4 lety +7

    I don’t understand McDonalds comparison between Ireland, Cyprus and Germany. In Germany it was a case where both sides were of the same people and they wanted to reunify after having being split. Cyprus was invaded by turkey when it was a sovereign nation. Turkey illegally annexed land from Cyprus. Northern Ireland was never apart of Ireland and for much of its history the majority wished to remain part of the UK (as they still do now). So to claim other European countries should recognise Northern Ireland as apart of Ireland or to claim that it should be is ridiculous. Just because it’s an island doesn’t mean one nation has a right over the entire island. But hey that’s Sinn Féin for you

    • @MrDaveyboy22
      @MrDaveyboy22 Před 4 lety +4

      lol - Northern Ireland was never part of Ireland, the whole of Ireland was invaded and occupied by an invading force (illegal occupation?), when the Irish people fought and won independence, English and Scottish settlers/decendants who had annexed 6 of the 32 counties of Ireland demanded to remain a part of the UK and got their wish, but Ireland will be re-united one day soon,

    • @MrDaveyboy22
      @MrDaveyboy22 Před 4 lety +1

      @BemusedBarfly so true!!!

    • @frisianesc6905
      @frisianesc6905 Před 4 lety +1

      As an irish you should probably read the irish wikipedia page a little bit better... You think british people have been in northern ireland since the beginning of time?

    • @nurval1093
      @nurval1093 Před 4 lety

      @@frisianesc6905 wrong, celtic people were in ireland before england. oh wait, those celts were the irish ancestors, so your argument is bullshit. north IRELAND is ireland, fool!! and english are occupying a land which is not theirs.

  • @ericneal4681
    @ericneal4681 Před 4 lety +3

    When everyone agrees in Northern Ireland to tear down the peace walls (90 miles of them) then a united Ireland might be a possibility. Some of you might ask, what is a peace wall?

    • @buddymacbuddington
      @buddymacbuddington Před 4 lety +1

      Peace wall in place under British rule, peace Wall under Republic rule no difference

  • @MindbodyMedic
    @MindbodyMedic Před 4 lety +4

    Ireland staved off the nasty far right. Well, we may have voted in a crowd of people who used human bombs and thought bombing WW2 commemorations was a smart idea but hey...at least we aren't racists. That's something to be proud of!

    • @bluegtturbo
      @bluegtturbo Před 4 lety

      Yes we are - but just in a different way....we all hate knackers...and apparently they are now a separate 'race'...lol

    • @MindbodyMedic
      @MindbodyMedic Před 4 lety

      @@bluegtturbo in that case maybe corkonians are from space? the space race was about suppressing the peoples republic.

    • @willmccann9444
      @willmccann9444 Před 4 lety

      There's a reason for it though. Irish nationalism is really unlike American, British or even German or French nationalism. Our nationalism is associated with struggle against British rule. Also we have a lot of migration history

    • @MindbodyMedic
      @MindbodyMedic Před 4 lety

      @@willmccann9444 all nationalism is the same at its root. Irish people wanted self determination and to protect their unique cultural identity, langauge and so on. forced migration yeah...then made worse by the clique who took power.

  • @valeuudiste4664
    @valeuudiste4664 Před 4 lety +4

    United Ireland 2 Electric Boogaloo

  • @gailday3781
    @gailday3781 Před 3 lety +3

    My people are South 🍀✔️ happy St Patrick's Day ❤️🍀

  • @emilnedev4738
    @emilnedev4738 Před 4 lety +2

    No offense but their admittedly nice victory is not even close to enough to form a government ...

    • @Theredrain6
      @Theredrain6 Před 4 lety

      Only the start mate, only the start. Wait til the next election and they'll clean up.

    • @friganwombat1931
      @friganwombat1931 Před 4 lety

      SF didnt have enough candidates to get into power even if all their candidates got voted in. Most people voted for the out of protest to FG AND FF

  • @Adityaraj042
    @Adityaraj042 Před 4 lety +6

    united ireland, independent scoland and independent wales....
    👍

  • @martinleo1818
    @martinleo1818 Před 4 lety +1

    First thing to do is close RTE!
    Immediately!
    No to F/F.
    No to F/G.

    • @davekeating.
      @davekeating. Před 4 lety

      @2manynegativewaves If that's what you think about FF and FG then I suppose you are entitled to your opinion...

  • @jjokes49
    @jjokes49 Před 4 lety +5

    First woman teosach. 👍

    • @caleb4790
      @caleb4790 Před 4 lety

      She is a tramp

    • @jjokes49
      @jjokes49 Před 4 lety +1

      @@caleb4790 you mean a lady .my God she can speak well .a tramp is a bit harsh .

    • @caleb4790
      @caleb4790 Před 4 lety

      jim Jim jim Jim you are right, she is an excellent speaker. That’s what’s getting them to power, half her party in Northern Ireland are terrorists and spent time in jail for murder you know? My local MLA killed a man and now is a politician, martina Anderson former Northern Ireland MEP spent 13 years in prison for conspiracy to kill, countless politicians in Sinn Fein, the part she runs, have killed people innocent people, Gerry kelly of Belfast shot a prison officer in the head, the poor man was only doing his job. I feel so sorrry his his family he was trying to provide for, and he was in the prison for a reason, for murder of London police and blowing up old Bailey, you need to learn about this party before saying they are good, they are evil evil evil people trust me
      Kings mill mascare was when 10 protestent workmen were lined up and shot dead including a teenager who’s last words were “ I want to see my mummy” www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/jan/06/sinn-fein-mp-apologises-for-loaf-tweet-on-kingsmill-massacre-anniversary-barry-mcelduff
      www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/jan/06/sinn-fein-mp-apologises-for-loaf-tweet-on-kingsmill-massacre-anniversary-barry-mcelduff ,
      amp.independent.ie/irish-news/the-sinn-fein-td-who-is-linked-to-50-murders-28951973.html
      I can get you a list of Sinn Fein terrorists who have murdered

  • @ChiefWraps
    @ChiefWraps Před 4 lety +12

    Left side government🙌🙏

  • @stuartkelly3106
    @stuartkelly3106 Před 4 lety +3

    There is no real homeless problem, there is no significant issues in health that is in any way different form any other Western nation. But what is different is we have full employment, high wages, high standard of living, excellent education system, virtually free third level education, top 10 most generous welfare system, safe from serious crime, good infrastructure, top 10 human development index, high social mobility. Yet people want change...DOSE OF REALITY NEEDED FOR THE WORKING CLASS AND MILLENNIUMS.

    • @kotare86
      @kotare86 Před 4 lety

      Yes you have a point. But for millennials it's harder to get ahead, they want to climb a ladder and not just run on a treadmill.

    • @stuartkelly3106
      @stuartkelly3106 Před 4 lety +1

      @@kotare86 they need to work and save like we all have to. Not so hard in one of the most affluent parts of the world.

  • @mariagemavalerdiaguirre3792

    Hello from Vasco Valerdi Aguirre over here, being in Uk, i was reported to Interpol please after 30 years still do not know why, anyway i need therapy

  • @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304

    The Good Friday Agreement came about due to the activities on the IRA and other sectarian terrorist groups. It showed that terrorism can drive policy. Therefore, to assume that all communities will honour that agreement, and not use violence and terrorism to change it is a big mistake. Could the Republic of Ireland afford the cost of policing terrorism on the scale of the 70s and 80s? How would they deal with loyalist bomb attacks in Dublin?

    • @ffspablo8739
      @ffspablo8739 Před 4 lety +1

      Loyalists haven't the brains, technology, the money or support to meet the fire power of the PIRA/INLA of the 70s, 80s and 90s.

    • @corkboy4523
      @corkboy4523 Před 4 lety +1

      Proselytizing Orthodox Pentecostal Trans Rabbit the loyalist terrorists wouldn’t have the backing of the British army as they had in the past. There’d be isolated incidents maybe, but they’d be rare and would fizzle out eventually when it becomes clear to them that them no matter what violence they use, they’ll never be part of the UK again.

    • @galen2tyrol540
      @galen2tyrol540 Před 4 lety +1

      @@ffspablo8739 like it takes brains from either side to terrorise and murder, give me a break. No brains more like. People that make normal people live in fear are just scum.
      As for technology & firepower you are joking, if zealots want to cause high casualties they can do it with basic technology and resources, its also a pointless argument, so i'll end here.

    • @pauliewalnuts100
      @pauliewalnuts100 Před 4 lety

      The IRA had the support of the Americans with Irish background. Most real Brits don't give a shit about the Unionists in Northern Ireland. How long do you think a campaign from the Unionists will last without military support?

    • @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304
      @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304 Před 4 lety

      You don't need military support to wage a terror campaign. You just need criminal funding. And if the Brits couldn't police no go areas, the Irish republic has no chance - The UK had upwards of 20,000 troops stationed in NI. That's nearly 3 times the size of Ireland's regular armed forces.

  • @raskltube
    @raskltube Před 4 lety +1

    she is good

  • @Fattimithy
    @Fattimithy Před 4 lety +17

    enjoyed the reporting on this

  • @gailday3781
    @gailday3781 Před 3 lety +2

    Gaelic ❤️👍

  • @charliebridges3584
    @charliebridges3584 Před 4 lety +6

    Well done Sinn Féin. Hope you can sort out the housing and hospitals mess first. And get the lads to sort out the drug criminals. Then we'll see about ending the border.

    • @itsme-sn5gi
      @itsme-sn5gi Před 4 lety

      Donegal should have a vote on joining northern Ireland

    • @C17NRYL3D
      @C17NRYL3D Před 3 lety

      @Tim Dyer ???

    • @C17NRYL3D
      @C17NRYL3D Před 3 lety

      @@itsme-sn5gi ???

    • @C17NRYL3D
      @C17NRYL3D Před 3 lety

      @UCzMhR3KVtOou6OPDWmmO0KA right I can get with that it's the whole Donegal joining Northern Ireland that I'm confused about

  • @warriorpoet667
    @warriorpoet667 Před 4 lety +14

    I like the idea of the unification of Ireland, but I don’t see a left wing government fixing a healthcare and housing problem. In fact, I see it making it worse

    • @HG-fu2yv
      @HG-fu2yv Před 4 lety +4

      Stop thinking logically.

    • @terryh.9238
      @terryh.9238 Před 4 lety +10

      And our centre right government did a good job with it? They really didn't.

    • @paulod1979
      @paulod1979 Před 4 lety +1

      I didn't see any centre right governments doing it either.

    • @josh-fi3dj
      @josh-fi3dj Před 4 lety +2

      @@terryh.9238 yep British out Africans in. Do you want Irish people to become a minority in Ireland? Because it will happen unless you stop voting for liberals who pretend to be nationalist

    • @josh-fi3dj
      @josh-fi3dj Před 4 lety

      @@paulod1979 do you want to be over run by Africans?

  • @conorflanagan9142
    @conorflanagan9142 Před 4 lety +4

    Lewis Godall smashed it there

  • @eoinoconnor6622
    @eoinoconnor6622 Před 4 lety +1

    The problem with unification is that it could start violence that's the problem with Brexit how do you make a customs boarder that pleases both sides

  • @newkekarmyreee4788
    @newkekarmyreee4788 Před 4 lety +5

    Look up "Way of the world."

  • @davidbutler1238
    @davidbutler1238 Před 3 lety

    I am a citizen of lreland
    And over the years of living in Tallaght . 20 years . I was a victim of a fraud when l bought my home ,
    My own Brother with a Solicitor and a builder sold me a bunglow that they did not own . I fought for many years to get my correct deeds .
    Over the years l learn they londered millions for the IRA . I was denoy the right to Justice by the policy parties .
    I been told the deeds to my property will never be returned because it would bring to light the fact that over the pass 20 years . That the lrish Government was supporting Sinn fein in the killing of Catholics.and prosiden in the North .
    One of my neighbours x British Welsh soldier bosted about going into Catholics areas one week and president areas next week . And interfering with the kids and parents . Claiming to be from opposite side . It lead to a heatred that still in bread today .
    Because he told me and he was involved on speak able acts over the years . He target me .
    He set the Council on me .
    He claims over the years . That he gave the names of British soldiers and address , in North and England ,he under a protection order .
    It lead to quite a number of solders and citizen on both sides been shot .
    He was also targeting Catholics and Prosidents .
    I have try over the years to get Justice .I was a victim of land fraud .and the Government was to investigate. But giving my brother was londering over 3 million for IRA .
    The lrish Government wont allow my case to be investigated . A gagging order is on it .
    I been living in limbo for over 19 years and have try to make the best of a bad situation .
    I took pride in living in Tallaght . And help as many people as l could over the years . I try to commute suicide in my bunglow . I reach such a low trying to have some one look at my case and the Document ..
    The law Society black hall place refuse to allow a case against Peter McKenna to be heard . As he was a personal friend to the head of the law Society and the Fact he was involved in londering money for the IRA . Ment l was stoned wall .
    I have struggled again and again to have my story and the Documents in front of a judge but the Law Society
    Of lreland keep bury my case . For the IRA .
    The Real IRA offered my gun and armored to shot them three .
    Peter MCKenna Solicitor, Norbert Murphy, Builder and Philip Butler .bank manager .
    The three where silence partners in Bank fraud over the years . But because they londered money for IRA it been covered up .
    I refused the Gun and the bullets .
    I believed at the time . In Justice system .
    I even ask for help from Sinn fein and they covered it up .
    Today l came close to suicide again .
    I afraid to go into my bunglow . I at one stage hung a blue rope from the rafters to hang myself .
    A neighbour knock at the door .
    But l had no control over what l was about to do . I could see her but was unable to tell her l needed help .
    I try to get her to leave but she did not . I woke up next day .at 6am on a couch and cry till 8pm that night .
    The full events of what got me to this stage would frighten you .
    I then started helping people to take my mind of the bunglow and the 71 feet of back garden l loss to fraud and the IRA . The Real IRA try to help me because of my ability.
    I can see how to improve technology
    It started after a motor bike accident in 1998 . I have visions of my own life . Before l reached that age .
    Covid 19 is not as bad as what coming. The real IRA want an anti EMP Bome . It can counter act the affects of Russian EMP .Boom.
    Sciences are trying to solved the problem . They dont understand it a sound wave beyond humon hearing and at a frequence of reverse pulses . That can neutral EMP affects with in a few minutes . Not Days weeks or months .
    NASSA Space Science , to send a craft of a plane . Will take us into the future . But they need to learn to rotate around planet first and rise at a angle of 3 degrees passing into space . It allow greater number of flights . Temperate of 200 degrees on hall , and in time a normal plain can pass with very little need for change .
    Soon the ability of moving bags by a tel porter to your hotel will be a common thing in next 3 years .
    Prisons will be built in the Oceans in next 15 years due to the solor planets heating up . Affecting Earth every 12 to 15 thousand years .
    The Antarctic will completely melt by 2028 .
    Over next 100 years will start to reverse back to a frozen state .
    Planning across the planet will become part of a new world plan .
    Steps in late century will bring about an idea of moving another planet in to orbit with the moon . It will safe guard the planet and deincrease the pull of the outer planets gravity affect on earth ocean water . Causing it to return back toward the center of the planet . The spead of the planet will slow down to by 10 seconds .
    Soon time travel will be available to the public . But a code of not be allowed to walk on the land will be applied. People can view from crafts . A chip will be planted in hand or chest or forehead . That can be tracked .
    Soon before 2022 electrical vehicles across the planet will develop a virus that will attack the electrical structure . But it will be stop .
    Allowing my mind to open .
    I can take myself out of the moment l face here now .
    It some times scare me to think l can
    Use less materials and make a fusion boom that can end life on this planet . Or am aware of a weapon in Russia linked to central earth magnet core . Was built to protect astro hitting Russia .
    And the links to mount sidnide .
    I refused to used my ability to help IRA . Or real IRA .
    The idea of ending all life in the Northern Ireland . Is part of Celtic teachings . When a solution can not be found . To peace . But their all accountable for their actions even the ones that have committed crimes against children .
    People of Northern Ireland will not trust the lrish Government . Till the injustice of what l been put true is reverse . And my case is heard across lreland . Because of what it stands for . The loss of power by the IRA to cover up a.fraud by them .
    Mary Lou, can ask about the property sold in 1998 folio 50375F
    David Butler . For 52 thousand pound . But forged documents show 37 thousand pounds .
    TD Pat Rabbitt was suppost to put to the Dail . I found out l was suppose to put 3000e in a envelop for him to ask for my case to be heard . I was ask by a labour member what did l think he do if l did not pay .
    I was in shock and when pat rabbitt came looking for votes ..l confronted him about looking for a bribe .he ran across the field when l said l go to the media . He then drop taken the position of head . Because he knew l go to the media about it been covered up .

  • @jahason01
    @jahason01 Před 4 lety +5

    Ireland zindabad!

  •  Před 4 lety

    S. Ireland has no say over what N. Ireland does. All they will create is a resurgence of their anti democratic aggression. N. Ireland has repeatedly voted to remain part of the UK. They have no intention of respecting democracy.

    • @TrainsnStuff22
      @TrainsnStuff22 Před 4 lety

      It's not called southern Ireland and it never will be

  • @guilty_mulburry5903
    @guilty_mulburry5903 Před 4 lety +5

    *Chuckles*

  • @dyskr
    @dyskr Před 4 lety +1

    I don’t actually think Sinn Féin being elected means Irish people have become nationalists or anti-British. People in the middle are fed up. Everyone at the bottom has been getting benefits for years and everyone at the top can afford everything. People want change, and the old idea of being a Fine Gael or Fianna Fáil voting family is gone.

    • @jgdooley2003
      @jgdooley2003 Před 4 lety

      Known as the squeezed middle. 30% of people did not vote in GE2020. By default of the busy classes SF won the vote race but did not place enough candidates to translate the votes into seats. They won't make that mistake again. The striving classes need to mobilise, form a party or get their voices heard in an existing one and form a counter to the dysfunctional system we have now. My constituency is now 3 left and 1 centre, the most leftwing in the country. It doesn't feel that way but I'd say that a lot of working people here did not bother to vote.

  • @stephenconway2468
    @stephenconway2468 Před 4 lety +4

    FF is the biggest party. SF won the first preference vote, but that is not how this game works. Democratic structures in Ireland ensures that all the wishes are considered. If SF had added more candidates they could have split their own vote and not won so many first preferences. So this is not exactly what it seems.
    That said, SF have done extremely well. Politics has changed. Is it forever? I don't think so. I think that FG/FF in government together was bad for both their parties. They won't make that mistake again.

  • @geohawk7
    @geohawk7 Před 4 lety +1

    Why is there no right wing party in Ireland?

  • @user-xy6ey7fc6f
    @user-xy6ey7fc6f Před 4 lety +3

    Typical politicians going back on their word, too much talk and no action

  • @robdubz1510
    @robdubz1510 Před 4 lety +1

    I'm Catholic and support a united Ireland but it's not financially realistic here in the UK I have free NHS etc,The ROI economy is way smaller and couldn't afford lots of extra people and the change of services etc without borrowing billions..

    • @anpratadraiochtuil5293
      @anpratadraiochtuil5293 Před 4 lety

      On a per capita basis, the Irish economy is almost twice as large as the British. While the NHS is an amazing institution, its future isn't set in stone; reduced immigration and funding will prove problematic. The HSE in Ireland isn't perfect but will probably be on par with the NHS in years to come.

    • @iordanneDiogeneslucas
      @iordanneDiogeneslucas Před 4 lety

      bought and paid for...sad really

  • @jaimehudson760
    @jaimehudson760 Před 4 lety +10

    The question of a reunited Ireland is something that most people here in N.Ireland are sick hearing. Most would say get a vote ASAP to put it bed once and for all no matter what way one sways!

    • @jaimehudson760
      @jaimehudson760 Před 4 lety +4

      @EIRE LAND I know, I live here...born and bred. ROI dont want another 6 counties to maintain and subsidise.....It will never happen, every 7 years or not.

    • @CatholicWeeb
      @CatholicWeeb Před 4 lety +7

      @@jaimehudson760 People Said The Exact Same Thing In West Germany About East Germany That It Would Be A Bad Thing, Few Years Later Things Turned Out Ok.

    • @jaimehudson760
      @jaimehudson760 Před 4 lety

      @@CatholicWeeb I never said it would be a bad thing though. The geographical impact, the demographics of the situation are totally different. The whole entire situation is different here actually in Ireland. Its like comparing a Lada with a Ferrari, or cucumbers with watermelons.......

    • @jaimehudson760
      @jaimehudson760 Před 4 lety

      @EIRE LAND Really don't find it funny. A religious bigot sitting laughing with a mass murderer....Nothing really funny there at all. But whatever floats your boat like.

    • @MrGavin2011
      @MrGavin2011 Před 4 lety

      @EIRE LAND took 30 secs typing Ireland boarder poll 7 years to find out that's just wrong.

  • @tristin1916
    @tristin1916 Před 4 lety +1

    It's TDs not MPs... How would you like us calling your MPs TDs

  • @coolcatdozzit6482
    @coolcatdozzit6482 Před 4 lety +6

    Say what you will, but centre left Sinn Fein deserves to form the next Irish government, this stale centre-right political dicotomy needed to be broken and / dominance ended long time ago. You may not like its IRA past - links ( NOT a fan of it either !!!), but its the Irish voters democratic mandate for Re-unification of Ireland that counts, not what Westminster wants to preserve in terms of neo-colonial rule over Northern Ireland / imposition of Brexit on Northern Ireland.

    • @freespeechisneverwrong9351
      @freespeechisneverwrong9351 Před 4 lety +2

      Coolcat Dozzit You talk of being against Neo colonialism and against Brexit. Please make up your mind. The EU is a non democratic federalist bureaucracy.

    • @coolcatdozzit6482
      @coolcatdozzit6482 Před 4 lety +2

      @@freespeechisneverwrong9351 You are missing the point, and I will need to correct you on this. its about respecting the Irish people wishes on self determination,re-unification and EU. The EU is a buraucratic behemoth, yes..... but its up to Ireland not you to decide if they want IN or in just like UK did on Brexit OUT of EU. That is why the Irish have a plethora of democratic referrendums on matters of EU ....That has ZERO do with neocolonialism, so respecting their choice is not a bad idea.

    • @freespeechisneverwrong9351
      @freespeechisneverwrong9351 Před 4 lety +2

      Coolcat Dozzit you’re missing the point, you are opting to stay in a non democratic organisation because you believe in democracy.????????

    • @TheLastAngryMan01
      @TheLastAngryMan01 Před 4 lety +2

      “A non democratic federalist bureaucracy” in which the legislative organs are the elected European Parliament and the indirectly elected Council of Ministers 🙄

    • @freespeechisneverwrong9351
      @freespeechisneverwrong9351 Před 4 lety +1

      TheLastAngryMan01 all laws and regulations from the EU are proposed by non-elected officials. Do you remember voting for the Donald Tusk etc.? You won’t because you didn’t. They were appointed. Do yourself a favour and search for Tony Benn (now deceased but lifelong Socialist) arguing against the EU because of the lack of democracy etc.

  • @rivolinho
    @rivolinho Před 4 lety

    SF's success has nothing to done with Brexit or border polls. The two demographics that gave them 1st preference votes en masse were 18-24 and 25-34
    These voters either barely remember the good Friday agreement or weren't even born at the time. Anti British nationalism is not their thing.
    This was purely a protest vote against establishment parties who are letting down those demographics directly with their poor record on housing policy.

  • @kevinbarry2036
    @kevinbarry2036 Před 4 lety +7

    Not all Irish nationalists in the North of Ireland would vote for a united Ireland. It’s very dangerous talk form SF, I know it would be a process but nevertheless a lot of people are gonna do what ever it takes to stop it happening.

    • @roryconnolly6292
      @roryconnolly6292 Před 4 lety +6

      Absolute nonsense. Not only do all nationalist voters in the north want unification, but so do a significant proportion of non-aligned, as well as an increasing (albeit understandably quiet) group of open-minded middle class voters from a traditional unionist background! The gerrymandered statelet is a sectarian relic of a bygone era.. it serves no purpose whatsoever other than to divide the Irish people and fuel violence and bigotry. It's a failed experiment and it's days are numbered.

    • @kevinbarry2036
      @kevinbarry2036 Před 4 lety +4

      Ruaidhrí Ó Conghaile
      I’m from Armagh, and I’m telling you a lot of people I talk too would not. You may not like hearing that but nevertheless it’s the truth.

    • @roryconnolly6292
      @roryconnolly6292 Před 4 lety +2

      @@BeardLAD Ten years is nothing. Bring it on!

  • @m0wfo
    @m0wfo Před rokem

    Be pragmatic: If you see a Land Cruiser with Irish plates in the UK, call the police immediately

  • @josef596
    @josef596 Před 3 lety +3

    Let’s unionise Ireland and call it the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Like it should be.

  • @bmcb3064
    @bmcb3064 Před 4 lety +12

    As person from the border regions of NI and who would consider himself having a centre stance on politics...I can’t wait for a border pole because it will be rejected by a considerable margin, therefore putting this stupid argument to bed once and for all. This wasn’t even a minimal reason why they were so successful in the election anyway.

    • @bmcb3064
      @bmcb3064 Před 4 lety

      Mad Irishman apologies sir...did you mean willie o dea or willie frazer with that one?...with this Sinn Fein type of whataboutary going on both sides of the border now it’s hard to keep up

    • @pauls3660
      @pauls3660 Před 4 lety +4

      I'm also from Northern Ireland & after watching the ROI politics for the past few years, I can't understand why they want to be part of the ROI never mind us joining them, we are a far better country than the Republic to live in, even though we get called a failed state by SF/IRA supporters, if Northern Ireland is a failed state then the Republic is in a state all together!! its laughable lol and I actually like the Irish my grandmother was from near Dublin

    • @bmcb3064
      @bmcb3064 Před 4 lety +4

      It's A Jungle Out There well there are some advantages to each side...the republic has a much better social scene, it’s much better to go out in and has more options for trips away. There are also more options for employment in the south with higher wages but the rent and other utilities pretty much cancel that out, but the opportunities to gain further experience in a wider field are there...the north, for all its faults, like less employment opportunities, but is a much better run country, mainly because of the UK structures in place. Systems are in place to stop things getting out of hand but also so that they are properly enforced. A good example I always use is the rates system in the north, yes they may be high but it’s a simple and effective way to fund a lot of vital utilities for everyone, one payment you get your water, sewage and bins done for the year, no muss no fuss, simple,easy and effective. Now look at the south, it’s a free for all rat race of fly tipping in terms of bins with some people refusing to pay. The water system? Even the people down south don’t know who pays and who doesn’t, ‘some people pay, some people get away without paying’....k?...and you privately pay for your sewage system to get emptied or checked, which we all know will motivate people to do it on a regular basis lol...these are just a few examples...if there were a vote in the morning it wouldn’t achieve unity...why?three reasons, car tax, car insurance/insurance in general and that sweet delicious NHS...I don’t care if you eat tri colours for breakfast you ain’t voting to lose them things...people vote with their wallets, not with their flag!

    • @pauliewalnuts100
      @pauliewalnuts100 Před 4 lety +1

      Traitor.

    • @pauliewalnuts100
      @pauliewalnuts100 Před 4 lety +4

      @@pauls3660 We are a successful developed country that's one of the strongest economies in the world. Your lot didn't have a government for 3 years. You are a failed experiment brought up by that Carson prick. What the fuck are you smoking?

  • @Captain_Idaho
    @Captain_Idaho Před 4 lety +3

    Only 22% of people voted for Sinn Fein. Let's not give them too much credence.

    • @CbarMiiXaaS
      @CbarMiiXaaS Před 4 lety

      Only 22% of people voted FG/FF...

    • @Captain_Idaho
      @Captain_Idaho Před 4 lety

      What's your point? Seems like you're trying to be clever but the logic just isn't there to follow?

  • @lucastodd2052
    @lucastodd2052 Před 4 lety +2

    The election result in the Irish Republic makes no change whatsoever of the prospect of a united Ireland.

  • @vinyl12blagger
    @vinyl12blagger Před 4 lety +5

    Thought SF were going to build 100,000 houses and sort out healthcare but looks like a united Ireland is the priority.

    • @Theredrain6
      @Theredrain6 Před 4 lety +1

      Change is coming mate. Get over it

    • @vinyl12blagger
      @vinyl12blagger Před 4 lety

      @@Theredrain6 yes I know its inevitable, but the housing and healthcare needs sorting out first, that's why people voted SF this time!

    • @Theredrain6
      @Theredrain6 Před 4 lety +1

      @@vinyl12blagger They'll prioritise housing, don't worry

    • @CatholicWeeb
      @CatholicWeeb Před 4 lety

      @@vinyl12blagger Let Reunification Happen, After all reunification would be one of Ireland's biggest historical moments.

    • @mattd2275
      @mattd2275 Před 4 lety

      SF building 100k houses, sorting healthcare and overseeing the unification of Ireland is an absolute joke. They are way out of their depth and have zero experience at government. They are also going to get zero favours from the U.K. government. Interesting to see if the EU will back a SF government just to spite the U.K. hope you made the right decision Ireland.

  • @FirstLast-vi2ee
    @FirstLast-vi2ee Před 3 lety +1

    UNITED IRELAND

  • @GazzyMorris
    @GazzyMorris Před 4 lety +7

    Irish Unity 2026 🇮🇪

  • @hopperthemarxist8533
    @hopperthemarxist8533 Před 3 lety

    good report --

  • @Ebiscuses
    @Ebiscuses Před 4 lety +15

    God bless Ireland.

    • @Ebiscuses
      @Ebiscuses Před 4 lety

      Geoff Conn it’s an expression numbnuts. I don’t believe in God.

    • @MrSteveo114
      @MrSteveo114 Před 4 lety +1

      There is no god so every party is a godless party lol.

    • @Ebiscuses
      @Ebiscuses Před 4 lety

      Geoff Conn they wanted unify Ireland dummy. How is that anti-Ireland? Ireland has ALWAYS been a country of progressives, not traditionalists.

  • @paulscousedownie
    @paulscousedownie Před 4 lety +14

    Funny how things have unintended consequences, brexit for one!
    When Johnson reneged over the Irish border issue and cast the unionist adrift, suddenly the Irish political dynamics changed. Mary Lou McDonald who is a Savvy political operator has become a major power broker in Irish politics.
    After 30 years of the Northern Ireland troubles the English through Brexit may have pushed the Irish to reunite as one ☝️. How will the conservative and unionist party come to terms with that? Brexit was not about the Europe or the UK, it was about the Conservative party survival. The conservatives never gave the island of Ireland a second thought!

    • @jameshayden6631
      @jameshayden6631 Před 4 lety +7

      The brits always think the world revolves around them. This election result is due to people’s dissatisfaction with how the FG government has dealt with issues in regards to healthcare and housing and nothing to do with Brexit. Many feel Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are two sides of the same coin so they voted Sinn Féin as either a protest vote or because they liked Sinn Féin’s ambitious healthcare and housing plans. In a survey voters were asked what was important to them in choosing a candidate and fewer than 1% said Brexit.

    • @RaTeeBoom
      @RaTeeBoom Před 4 lety +4

      As an Englishman who voted Conservative, I'd love to have nothing to do with Northern Ireland.
      You won't meet many over here that would be upset about Irish unity.

    • @FintBandit
      @FintBandit Před 4 lety +1

      @@RaTeeBoom that's the funny thing. Some of the unionists in the north probably consider themselves more British than the actual British or have more pride in it. Having a united Ireland will never be pretty as a result. That's where ppls apprehension comes from in the south. Tensions/the cost of taking on the north

    • @stephenjones9027
      @stephenjones9027 Před 4 lety

      People in England never give the island of Ireland a second thought - why should we, we don’t give a shit about any of you. Good luck inheriting all those Protestant nutters in NI as well as the expensive annual cost for their upkeep. Ireland is much more obsessed with us than we with you - it’s somewhat like Scotland - who cares if they fuck off too - another drain on England’s resources,

    • @TheLastAngryMan01
      @TheLastAngryMan01 Před 4 lety

      stephen jones Oh, a lot of the Unionists will leave and return to their ancestral homes in England and Scotland, as Arlene Foster’s comments can attest. They are U.K. citizens so you won’t be able to prevent them relocating. Enjoy the company of your ethnic brethren!
      I guess Welsh coal and Scottish has are English resources too? As well as Trident, stored in Scotland?
      As for the fucking off thing, can we have that in writing? It’s just that, you know, perfidious Albion ain’t known for sticking to its commitments abroad.

  • @robaussie1
    @robaussie1 Před 4 lety +5

    I come from an Irish background of parents from both sides of the divide, sadly now passed, both my parents would congratulate the republicans for winning via the ballot box and not by the gun.
    Good luck to the Irish peoples, I think you have a very bright future and hope one day you will also retract from the EU and become a really free nation.

    • @toyotaprius79
      @toyotaprius79 Před 4 lety +2

      Thanks for the well wishes, but absolutely not, we're not leaving the European Union to prove your English Brexit antics. Your parents would be more repulsed by the last 3 years of English politics where the ERG (read Cummings) tried to bully Ireland, by threatening to cac out NO DEAL in rejection of the backstop. When Pritti Patel summed that we in Ireland should be starved of food imports to think again ...
      Your Brexit does not affect us anymore, not when we had the overwhelming, unnanamous support and solidarity from our 26 other member states and European commission.
      P.S - with defintie proof of Irish Parents, you can be entitled to an Irish passport should travelling on Sun holidays to Spain become too stressful. Ta-ta

    • @robaussie1
      @robaussie1 Před 4 lety

      @@toyotaprius79
      I am an Australian citizen, thanks for the invite to become an Irish citizen, I will if you become an English one first, :-), the thought of leaving this beautiful sunny country to live in a cold, damp environment fills me with horror.
      In regards your comment about the EU,
      Why cry for freedom only to be dictated to by an unelected mob, that if you look up the history of the EU was designed by the Nazis with the first "unelected commissioner" was a Nazi professor. Good luck for the future, you will need it cobber.

  • @kenspinozastone7195
    @kenspinozastone7195 Před 4 lety +3

    ***Scotland's looks***

  • @pensans1
    @pensans1 Před 4 lety +8

    Operation Green 2.0

    • @toyotaprius79
      @toyotaprius79 Před 4 lety +1

      *Now with the Greens!

    • @oog2370
      @oog2370 Před 4 lety +2

      Swear that was Hitlers plan to invade Ireland

  • @jonathanwaugh5216
    @jonathanwaugh5216 Před 4 lety +2

    4.40 the EU doesn't give a shite about Ireland never have. Wouldnt worry about them

  • @alfienoakes499
    @alfienoakes499 Před 4 lety +3

    Rivers of blood...

  • @willbeach87
    @willbeach87 Před 4 lety +10

    So glad to see! Hope Sinn Fein reunifies Ireland and frees it from english occupation

    • @pauliewalnuts100
      @pauliewalnuts100 Před 4 lety +2

      It's actually more Scottish occupation. The Unionists up north were Scottish settlers.

    • @schreineinAV
      @schreineinAV Před 4 lety +1

      if it's freed from British occupation..... what about all those in Northern Ireland financially dependant on Britain for unemployment benefits..... how's the republic of Ireland gonna manage that?

    • @pauliewalnuts100
      @pauliewalnuts100 Před 4 lety

      @@schreineinAV Well taxes from the North should help with revenue streams.

    • @schreineinAV
      @schreineinAV Před 4 lety +2

      Paulie Walnuts
      That's your answer..... taxes from the north? So you're gonna tax the working people to provide for those unwilling to work...... ummm, based on that logic, I don't think there'll be a united Ireland too soon.... unemployed people in NI like their social housing, DLA cars and cash courtesy of the British government too much! 😂😂 after all the money the British government had put in to infrastructure, housing etc.... you think they're simply gonna hand it over to Ireland & the EU? Also, the dissident republicans up here in the north want Ireland to be its own sovereign nation free from Britain and the EU.....

    • @willbeach87
      @willbeach87 Před 4 lety +2

      The uk is a settler colonial state and they must be removed from the lands they occupy

  • @MADK34
    @MADK34 Před 4 lety +3

    I don’t see why people of Northern Ireland would vote yes for a united Ireland. They have the best of both worlds the way it is now.

  • @truckerfromreno
    @truckerfromreno Před 4 lety +5

    If Northern Ireland decide to leave the UK there will be no British Army going in if it kicks off. That will have to be funded by Dublin and the EU.

    • @DisconnectedRoamer
      @DisconnectedRoamer Před 4 lety +2

      Our Army protects the republic nevermind the North.
      I wish they'd get invaded, they'd soon come running asking for help

    • @MooStyg
      @MooStyg Před 4 lety +1

      @@DisconnectedRoamer If Ireland was invaded it'd have major support from the US, never mind the UK, and not to mention the UN. Shannon airport is a major staging point for the US troops who head East.
      besides, Ireland isn't a valuable country to hold, It's got no resources valuable enough to provoke the risk of US, UN and UK intervention, It's a Neutral country that hasn't enacted any wars in the modern era. Invading Ireland would be a catastrophic move for any military.

    • @neasacoyne2706
      @neasacoyne2706 Před 4 lety +2

      Disconnected Roamer You honestly think so, they didn’t protect any community previously what makes you think it will second time around. Just saying....

    • @neasacoyne2706
      @neasacoyne2706 Před 4 lety +1

      Nathan Grimson Agree with you completely.

    • @DisconnectedRoamer
      @DisconnectedRoamer Před 4 lety

      @@MooStyg When the EU army comes around there will be 2 armies on that small island, history says that causes war

  • @rosspatterson1233
    @rosspatterson1233 Před 4 lety +6

    Let’s make it happen! Love from England 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇮🇪

    • @ulsterinfidel9897
      @ulsterinfidel9897 Před 4 lety +3

      TRAITORS MUST HANG

    • @rosspatterson1233
      @rosspatterson1233 Před 4 lety +3

      Ulster Infidel we have no right to have Northern Ireland. They don’t even want to be British anymore

    • @jwadaow
      @jwadaow Před 4 lety +1

      @@rosspatterson1233 It is you have no right to speak on behalf of others.

    • @rosspatterson1233
      @rosspatterson1233 Před 4 lety +2

      Unsubtle Major Dictator just like the uk has no right to own Northern Ireland

    • @mistyshadow100
      @mistyshadow100 Před 4 lety +1

      No thanks we've had that for too long

  • @andyandy8047
    @andyandy8047 Před 2 lety

    The republic could not afford it

  • @johnbones261
    @johnbones261 Před 4 lety +3

    The first time in 25 years I didn't vote for Sinn Fein and they have the best run ever. About 15% of Catholics still want to remain part of Britain.

    • @rocknrollmilitant
      @rocknrollmilitant Před 4 lety

      john bones Who'd you vote for instead?

    • @johnbones261
      @johnbones261 Před 4 lety

      @@rocknrollmilitant a local independent called Diarmuid O'cadhladh very active on free speech issues and social housing.

    • @rocknrollmilitant
      @rocknrollmilitant Před 4 lety

      john bones Did he win?

    • @johnbones261
      @johnbones261 Před 4 lety

      @@rocknrollmilitant no, I didn't expect him to, but he increased his support. Sinn Fein candidate, who I know, ran away with it; he's no more a socialist than Maggie Thatcher.

  • @brendans8141
    @brendans8141 Před 2 lety

    Unification is the only direction

  • @Chris.Magowan
    @Chris.Magowan Před 4 lety +4

    TÁL

  • @shanem6400
    @shanem6400 Před 3 lety

    As an Irishman in the south the one thing I want to see is peace more than anything. If the north was to leave the UK and in the interest of peace and all sides are rightfully recognised then i think the choice the People in the north should vote on is
    1. To leave the UK
    Or
    2 Have Northern Ireland as a separate independent state in the EU/Commonwealth.
    A United 32 county Ireland is not the best solution. In the history of the island going back centuries Ireland was always divided with kings and kingdoms. So in 1921 with partition you could say this was the most united the island has ever been . Weather your Unionist or Nationalist this island is our home and belongs to us all the one thing that unites us all is our love for the island . People in the south fail to realise that more and more people in the North see themselves as Northern Irish

  • @63mckenzie
    @63mckenzie Před 4 lety +6

    The BBC are literally salivating with excitement at the thought of the UK falling apart. It used to be Lord Haw Haw who came with this stuff.

    • @Dabhach1
      @Dabhach1 Před 4 lety +2

      Has it ever occurred to you that a break-up of the UK might be good for all concerned, including even England?

    • @63mckenzie
      @63mckenzie Před 4 lety +1

      @@Dabhach1 It would be BRILLIANT for England. Save billions spent propping up N Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Also it would bring thousands of government jobs back from the same regions. English independence is a win win.

    • @Dabhach1
      @Dabhach1 Před 4 lety

      @@63mckenzie So what are you kicking about? Let the BBC do what it does best: undermine, demoralize and divide. It might not be their intention, but it'll work out well for everyone.

    • @63mckenzie
      @63mckenzie Před 4 lety +1

      @@Dabhach1 You think for Scotland? 25% on benefits and the unhealthiest nation on the planet. Be bankrupt within a fortnight.

    • @Dabhach1
      @Dabhach1 Před 4 lety +1

      @@63mckenzie Once again, if that's true then what's your problem? A breakup of the UK is just what England needs. Release you from the crushing burden of your charity work above Hadrian's Wall.

  • @AJ_real
    @AJ_real Před 4 lety +16

    She might want to start by fixing the health system and alleviating the housing situation first.
    You need Unionist buy-in for a United Ireland and they're not going to want to buy-in to our crappy Health Service, when they already get free Health care.

    • @ciaran6309
      @ciaran6309 Před 4 lety +2

      U don't need unionist buy in. If there a minority in NI. Its dosnt matter. If a majority want it, a united ireland will happen

    • @jwadaow
      @jwadaow Před 4 lety +6

      @@ciaran6309 You need unionist buy in if you don't want a shitshow.

    • @freespeechisneverwrong9351
      @freespeechisneverwrong9351 Před 4 lety +2

      ciaran delaney Don’t believe all “catholics” will vote for a united Ireland. They don’t need to join a country with a bad healthcare system, housing problems and high taxes.

    • @ciaran6309
      @ciaran6309 Před 4 lety +2

      @@jwadaow u just need a majority. Whether from a unionist background or nationalist background.

    • @ciaran6309
      @ciaran6309 Před 4 lety +1

      @@freespeechisneverwrong9351 I know, the North at the moment has Hugh problems too

  • @mefistofeles731
    @mefistofeles731 Před 4 lety +3

    Still fighting comrades you are very close to be completely free from the empire! Cheers from Argentina!

  • @oliver69cork46
    @oliver69cork46 Před 4 lety +8

    Ireland is very different to German reunification, the East Germans en masse wanted to escape the misery of communism and join the west. Northern Ireland, even the majority of catholics want to remain in uk,it's going to be interesting.

    • @estefaniascyde7119
      @estefaniascyde7119 Před 4 lety +1

      That's only partly true. Yes the East Germans wanted to escape the misery of communism or at least the dictatorship their government had become but they did not want to achieve that by joining West Germany. They wanted to form a new East German democracy.

    • @wodens-hitman1552
      @wodens-hitman1552 Před 4 lety

      @@estefaniascyde7119 rubbish.I was there for 25 years . when the wall sadly fell tens of thousands went all over Germany taking jobs

    • @nurval1093
      @nurval1093 Před 4 lety

      wrong.

    • @robdubz1510
      @robdubz1510 Před 4 lety

      Exactly I'm Catholic and live in England ,and it's simple economics that the ROI economy is way smaller than the UK's

  • @wellingtonpiper6794
    @wellingtonpiper6794 Před 4 lety +4

    Sinn Fèin will win again if there is another general election but with even more votes next time mark my words.

    • @caleb4790
      @caleb4790 Před 4 lety

      Wellington Piper don’t think so

  • @MattJohno2
    @MattJohno2 Před 3 lety

    If this happens by 2024 I might have an idea of what happens in 2026