Member of the OO and the Royal Black Institution. To save us all time I don’t like the DUP either.

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Amazing how much ignorance about his neighbours he has. And it’s clear, in his “new Ireland” the orange stripe in his flag means very little to him. In his own words - “not wanted”.
The people of Derry are standing in solidarity with the people of Garvaghy Road. The days of domination and triumphalism are over and they aren’t coming back.
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That’s always top of my mind when I parade in Dromore. Seriously - educate yourself @columeastwood that really is shocking ignorance and bigotry
“The orange tradition across this island has been about one thing and one thing only. It’s been about walking past our houses to remind us who’s in charge”, says leading new Ireland advocate and SDLP MP.
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Replying to @MatthewOToole2
You're making the Garvaghy Road out to be a Ghetto of sorts. The road is used by everyone who uses the Birches roundabout for motorway access leaving town. Let them return walk and show we are a tolerant people in 2026. Will your "new Ireland" have no tolerance?
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Replying to @MatthewOToole2
How can you push an agenda of an island of equals yet you won't let 30 members of a religious fraternity walk down a road?
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When the Garvaghy road residents " Mobilise " ....
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RT @RichardJHolmes: Can’t share a bit of road but says we can share an island!
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The whole edifice of nationalism’s language of ‘rights’, ‘equality’ and ‘tolerance’ has collapsed. After 30 years, one legal case has exposed them and put an end to it. The balaclava has slipped.
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Christ This is the most sensible thing you’ve ever said This is not a victory This is just equality No need for triumphs Respect your neighbours Let them show how little they respect you Be sensible unionism nationalists will show their true colours
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Gerry Adams, Sinn Féin public meeting, Enniskillen, 24 November 2014 “The point is to actually break these bastards, that’s the point. And what’s going to break them is equality.” He called equality “the Trojan horse of the entire republican strategy.” Oops🤭
Christ This is the most sensible thing you’ve ever said This is not a victory This is just equality No need for triumphs Respect your neighbours Let them show how little they respect you Be sensible unionism nationalists will show their true colours
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Nationalists must realise the days of sectarianism, bigotry and supremacy are over. In an issue of conflicting rights, a balanced outcome has been determined. Northern Ireland belongs to everyone. In an equal society, you do not get a veto of the human rights and cultural freedoms of others.
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Polite reminder… Colum participated in an illegal procession that failed to notify the Parades Commission of its occurrence. He throws stones from a glass house.
This is a total disgrace. Bullying works. What has materially changed?
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Let me get this straight because I am confused. The Parades Commission are impartial and all their decisions should be upheld. Until they make a decision I disagree with? Got it 👍
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People think this Nationalist rage is about a parade. It isn’t. These bigots are objecting to Protestant men walking home from Protestant worship. The divide goes back to the Reformation. This is hostility to Evangelical Protestantism and the Gospel it proclaims.
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RT @BoyneDefender: If you’re annoyed by 35 people walking home from Church on a Sunday, you are the problem Not the folk wishing to expres…
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The balaclava has slipped. Mary Lou ranting like a lunatic. Calm down, abide by the law. This is about an equal rights based society. Respect, tolerance & equality.
Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald outside the High Court in Belfast this evening where the Garvaghy Road Residents have lodged an appeal against today's decision by the Parades Comission to allow Sunday's Orange Order Parade.
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“The orange tradition across this island has been about one thing and one thing only. It’s been about walking past our houses to remind us who’s in charge”, says leading new Ireland advocate and SDLP MP.
The people of Derry are standing in solidarity with the people of Garvaghy Road. The days of domination and triumphalism are over and they aren’t coming back.
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Very well said.
All unionists and loyalists should remain calm, peaceful & stay off the streets. Do not become involved an any disorder or rise to the provocation. We simply want a rights-based society, and nationalism has psychologically had a complete tantrum at the realisation our community have rights. This is a legal matter, and it is now for the rule of law to face down the aggression, thuggery and irresponsible behaviour of nationalism, and Sinn Fein in particular.
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“I don’t know about those from outside Belfast…” “Oh… Sorry….” “I meant Portadown” A beautiful Freudian slip highlighting the absurdity of Mac Cionnaith’s grandstanding.
WATCH: Breandán Mac Cionnaith from Garvaghy Road Residents Association speaking outside the High Court in Belfast. A legal challenge to Parade’s Commission decision will be heard at 11am on Saturday.
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I would imagine if you walked or drove along Garvaghy Road last Sunday, or any other Sunday in the last 28 years at 8am, you would struggle to see anyone out on the streets apart from the odd dog walker. So many people will be rushing to set alarms this Sunday morning though 🤣
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This woman is an opportunist. She did not call for the Secretary of State to sack the Parades Commission a few weeks ago when they royally messed up. Instead, she and her party misjudged what any lay person could see coming down the tracks, and now she's bouncing on a bandwagon. She should go back to Dublin (where she lives far away from the tension the rest of us have to live with) and let the court deal with the issue.
Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald outside the High Court in Belfast this evening where the Garvaghy Road Residents have lodged an appeal against today's decision by the Parades Comission to allow Sunday's Orange Order Parade.
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