Craigyhill bonfire 2021 

Umm what

what about the people that don't love it. Burning 1600 pallets in this day and age is just not exceptable. I'm from Dundalk and a member of the C of l

Thanks , going to be bigger this year 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🔥🔥🔥

@@craigyhillbonfirecommittee have yous collected much wood yet?

@@madman1194 yes we already have 1000s of pallets stored away

Class lads. It was really good to see how good last years bonfire was at craighill and the big crowd that was there after a lot of work but into it

*put into it

What is brilliant about burning pallets? It's so pointless and wasteful. You must find a more sensible way of celebrating your culture. I will fully support it.

I'm Protestant and agree Liam. What has making a bonfire from thousands of pallets got to do with the Glorious Revolution?

That would be way too sophisticated for a bunch of inbred Huns...LOL

@@joehill7837 well im a so called HUN , its easy enough.

Ó my god you are just a child. Let's hope you grow up to realise that burning pallets doesn't normally lead to a good education.

Why keep er lit? Burning pallets is nonsense and a very immatur way to express your culture that I support.

Strange culture...Strange people

I find it very sad that obviously good people find that there only cultural expression is to burn pallets.

Its to represent the lighting of beacons that guided Williams landing forces up belfast lough

@@funwithflags7506 I totally agree and I do understand the importance of this. You must agree the burning of over 16000 pallets in this day and age is just not exceptable. I'm from Dundalk as an example my daughter went to a presbyterian primary school and a church of ireland secondary school and is now teaching in a c of i school. I have no time for Sein Féin. But let's try and move on a bit.

If you were part of the culture you would understand the vibes on bonfire night and how fun it is to just hang around the bonfire while it's getting build