No Words Needed: Croke Park 2007 

Well said on all points

I know!

Mm e to😢

Yes, it was the state, not the people. Always remember that.

Thank you! I hope we can all be mature about our history! We have to make a special effort to get along with our neighbours from across the pond!!

Hi Dani ..in fairness I know many english people who despise that GSTQ now GSTK anthem ..it's one horrendous dirge ..you should try JERUSALEM ..I quite like that song just as I love Amhrán na bhFiann 😉

@@margaretsmith1926 Amhrán na bhFiann still gets dogs abuse from the fascist EDL and their ilk and even from a certain amount of that scotch parcel of anti Irish anti Catholic rogue huns😏

Greetings from Ireland ☘️🇮🇪🇪🇺.hope you can visit,!

We're just around the corner, hope you can visit when the covid situation calms down!

Wouldn't waste your time. Place is a dump

@@gazzanorth4373 typical tan

Visit anytime. We all look after visitors to our land. All 32 counties. And pay no attention to Gazza there, chances are his parents were related. Eire Abu

Thanks, huge respect for English rugby.

Up the Tans🇬🇧 GAA/IRA scum

Some quarters there are still difficulties on certain aspects of 2005 more of a sense of peace being downe institutions and organisations and individuals are ready

yes your country did some truly evil things in my country, but that doesn't mean you and I cannot respect one another and even have love and respect for one another. That's what rugby is all about. Good luck to England in the WC next year.

Thanks but you've nothing to apologise for. I always felt more at home in England than anywhere else.

@@SMacCuUladh Jesus did you really have to say that? Gobshite.

@@winterishere9828 stay in England then... Wanker 😂

The ordinary Englishman has, and never had, anything to apologise for. State actors caused the problems.

Met him in Killarney once. Our club captain presented him with a rugby jersey from our club. We were all shocked when he whipped it on straight away and posed for photos.

Known for never buying a round

Beautiful stuff man, this is bringing back some memories for me also. All I could think of at the start of this documentary, was that while we're a wonderful and damn confusing Island at the best of times, what we all can agree on is that we're loaded with some historic David vs Goliath kind of stories. Even with the GAA, it's Irish. No words needed. 🍀🙏

actually sort of depressed me that only 70% voted yes. I’m 35 and had a memory of R42 being vetoed much smoother than that

100% Declan, you are so right!

I watched his last game ever live, broke his leg in the WC against France, we put them out that day. He was immense.

Who cares what you think? The GAA are sectarian.

@@gazzanorth4373 Obviously you care because you're here

@@gazzanorth4373 tan

@@gazzanorth4373 Tough shit loser.

And it's a massive huge characterQww obsessed and halfway lin so I can try to hammer the coursesz Patty Wallace step up and head over no problem but man was to make sure that over before lastA and it was nice to get a few I think the end of thataa hamstringa and he really really wants to play Driscoll team doctor did the team run and warm he warmed up on his foot and he wasn't and I just went through some things and then I was watching and I saw it I knew but if he plays against France he doesn't want us to championship he got the game but it was risky but he doesn't play against France for England at that time 07 he was the most important part of the team he is a remarkable player is the greatest player I've ever seen he followed remember Paul O'Connell when I asked him what is special about you go to man you wanna get the ball to the crisis if you need something to happen also the first guy trenches with you and he will throw his body on the line and bravery physically dispute so he was he was pretty much complete of the team player and without him I will never quite the same around that time it was also a bit of a shame that the moon wasn't first I think that would've just a little bit better I think people would like to be the first match against England I think medication even better because even in the parka

A new get thereI w that was very exciting and it just kickin enormous and excitement throughout the school

Not much to be proud of ya tool

@@gazzanorth4373 - Oh please... Some prod from the North, are ya?

@@gregbrogan9061 Yeah. Im from the North. .... Donegal🤣🤣🤣

@@gazzanorth4373 - I love Donegal...

@@gregbrogan9061 You must be the only one. Place is like the rest of Ireland. Backward dump.

@@gazzanorth4373 the foreign anthem is played at Irish Fa games

@@gazzanorth4373 Grow up man, the English have abandoned you, the truth is they never cared in the first place. All of your comments are hatred and bigotry. You should go on a few train journeys south and see how good these people you are calling a hostile foreign power are. And I say this as a Rangers fan. First and foremost though a supporter of an independent Scotland.

i believe the Irish philosophy that day was 'losing is NOT an option' 🇮🇪🇪🇺☘

Full respect; Wallace contribution was excellent

Good man. The ultimate "taking pride in your work".

And when I walk by your missus i say I helped ruin her.... I pumped a lot into her in the rear end.

Im a plumber and anytime I drive past a building I helped build ,I tell the kids I was the first one to take a shit in that building (testing) + morning coffee obviously 😂😂😂

There's been some incredible battles shared by the Irish and all blacks in the past few years. But there's a lot of genuine love and respect involved too! It's genuinely an honour to call New Zealand rivals!

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Of course it was all about the anthem. And the great thing is it ended up being a great big nothing burger. Huge respect shown by both sides and we ended up with a great day.

It was simply that the Irish have a deep bigoted hatred of all things English. Pretty sad really.

@@gazzanorth4373 : Well, the English started it all. And the Irish finished it…

@@gazzanorth4373 can you genuinely not see how the English national anthem would be hard to hear in that ground?

This is a guess on my part; it might be due to social class, with rugby union being popular among the middle class in Ireland just as it is in England. However, rugby union in Wales is very much a working-class sport.

For a short period when the game first started in the 1870's there were two separate rugby unions in the Ireland, one for the South and one for the North. In 1879 the two joined each other and there has only ever been one Irish rugby team since. Rugby and cricket have always seen as a protestant (ie. English or descended from England/Scotland) and middle class game. Rugby and cricket still are mostly a middle class game in Ireland with the exception of rugby in Munster were for whatever reason it's been played and embraced by everyone. Just like in South Africa schools rugby is bigger in Ireland for young people than clubs, and the schools that specialise in rugby are the British founded protestant grammar schools and universities, so for a long period of time the majority of Irish rugby players were Protestants. I'm not sure at what exact date this started to change but for decades now the Irish rugby team has been a great unifying force for both Protestants and Catholics in Ireland to unite around a single shared team, in both the North and South of Ireland.

The Rep. of Ireland soccer association (FAI) broke away from the 32 county all ireland association (IFA) I don't know why. Other sports off hand golf boxing hockey rugby stayed united. There was some messing about in cycling and I don't know where it stands atm. It's a sad state of affairs as it just makes another front on the sectartan divide.

Bellend

Nobodys criticising what was done

Wow didn’t know that.

Away dry your eyes. If the gutless IRA hadnt hid behind woman and children as usual nobody would have got hurt.

It was a chastising day for us English fans. Looking back though, you have to be happy for Ireland. Must have been an amazing day to be Irish. Deserved. By the way, you should try rugby again - Ireland are the best team in the world currently.

Ulster Unionists seem very glad to bear thier masters that pay thier social welfare.

There's only one Billy that matters.... King Billy 1690

@@gazzanorth4373 up the RA

​@@gazzanorth4373 The homosexual Dutch prince that fell off a horse what joke a black horse at that not the mythical white horse silky Ulster Scot Orangemen believe it to be.

​@@odin8010 King Willy Billy the Dutch Anglican prince fell off his horse in 1702 Irish Roman Catholics laughed non stop that day.😂

At least the British Queen actually exists. Not some made up entity of your childish imagination. Bet you still believe in the tooth fairy. Idiot

Illiterate, indoctrinated muppet!

@@gazzanorth4373 and another ignorant comment! It’s hitting you hard isn’t it Gaz?

@@ArchangelAva I hate to break it to you but Santa doesn't exist. "The Queen of Eireann" 🤣🤣🤣

@@gazzanorth4373 Say That When You Reach Hell.☘🇮🇪

I thought so!! hahaha.

Ulster Unionists and Loyalists always moan since 1609

Until Brexit🤦‍♂️

@@seanomalley7073 those were quiet years, really miss them now..

Knob🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

@@gazzanorth4373 i bet that your mother loved you

Ulster Unionists behaved themselves for Irish anthem I thought they cause a scene like drunken 12th July bigot.

Could you stop with the Catholic trolling? Thanks!

If ur Irish ur a fucking fool

That's your problem.

Go tell someone that actually cares Anthony! No one cares one bit who or how you feel here lad!👍🏻

Antony get over it mate,move on with your life & bring your hate with you.

I'd love to know what you think the GAA stands for 🤔

He was Bertie's sleveen.

CC44998 the nobody

grow up

Only six counties of it

@@angelachannel304 The only 6 that matter. No Surrender!! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Another box room goblin. Grow up ffs.

@@gazzanorth4373 surrender to who,, nobody wants f all to do with you

Ulster Irish 100% ☘️🇮🇪🇪🇺