July Twelfth | History of Northern Ireland celebration on anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne 

Irish Nationalist here. To be fair this documentary is actually, honest and not just singing praises. It just tells a truthful account of what happened. So thank you for that.

I'd rather be an Ulsterman than anything else in the world

From the point of view of a colonial, it seems more strange every year for there to be ongoing sectarianism in Ireland while both the R.O.I. and the U.K. are being rapidly erased by replacement migration.

Good old King Billy.

No Surrender

Brilliant

I was Educated in a Marist Brother's College in central Victoria, Australia in the early 1970s. Our History teacher was Brother Vincent Daly, (also Headmaster, Geography and Economics teacher). He was the chairman of all Australian history teachers. He was proud of his Irish Catholic origins, but he also gave credit to where credit was due. He waxed lyrical about the Scots Irish. He taught us that they were the best pioneers of the 18th and 19th centuries. According to him the Scots Irish produced more captains of industry, US presidents, Heads of Universities etc . I may be wrong but I believe Neil Armstrong was of Scots Irish descent. The other theme Brother Vincent Daly would praise were the Wesleyians and their founder, John Wesley, who the good brother called a Protestant Saint. BVD believed that the Methodists were the greatest civilizers of the Wild West and the Methodist wooden churches became the hubs of sanity and civilization.

Great job GBNews!

Fantastic day celebrating British history in Ulster now with my orange lodge 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Irish nationalist speaking. High quality documentary, and interesting history. I didn’t know about the link with Maine. Is it true that “hilly billy” is derived from American Ulster Scots? ;) Enjoy your day

Presbyterians were called Black Mouths because they could only worship in the fields. The hedges there grew brambles and blackberries which were eaten and stained the face and mouth black.

Scots/Irish were the largest immigrant group after the English in colonial America.

The castle in the first 4 minutes is in Northumberland

Culture is important. It is the backbone of our western society. However importing cultures from the middle east and asia has been counterproductive and corrosive.

In case anybody wants to know, this is not a "History of Northern Ireland celebration on anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne". It's a history of the Scotch-Irish in America after the Williamite wars, with particular reference to the "Moses of the Scotch-Irish", James McGregor.

FGAU NS 🇬🇧

If you had the bike in Northern Ireland you're not in Europe.

A bit of patriotism. On another note, what's the name of reforms new chairman? Anybody know?

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🎉 Patrick’s are the most friendly and affable folks, they are welcoming all and sundry to their communities 🎉

At least we beat the Dutch on Wednesday

Power to the Irishmen 🍀

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WATP

This is Great Britain not America. We say 12th July. Not July 12th! Get it right GB News!

Hello Ireland. I'm a Man living in the Philippines, Please welcome me. I'm here to Advocate on supporting Government and Justice. Sincerely Yours, Christ King M.T.

🎉lol, that’s not Ireland, not any more 🎉

Planters go home

"A Protestant Ulsterman, I am proud to be from the Antrim glen's I come. Although I've laboured by the sea, I have followed flag and drum. I have heard the martial tramp of men. I've seen them fight and die. A'well do I remember when I followed Henry Joy. The boys where out and the Redcoats to. I kissed my wife goodbye and in the shade of a greenwood glade. Sure I followed Henry Joy!" 🟢🤝🏻🟠 Embarresing from GBNews covering this sectarian, bigoted vile about being upto there knees in catholic people's blood. They wouldnt show it if it was other certain people's blood they where upto their knees in would they? Remember Limerick and Sassenach betrayal!

“Culture” 😂

They really need to grow up!

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