The Twelfth | Arlene Foster & Dougie Beattie take in Rossnowlagh's parade in Donegal
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Dougie Beattie & Arlene Foster travel to Rossnowlagh in Donegal to take in the Annual Orange Order's parade to celebrate the anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne.
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Fantastic coverage. Patriotic magnificence. 🙂🙂🙂👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Dutch patriotism. It's a celebration of the defeat of the English king by the Dutch king
A largely Dutch,Danish and French Hugeunot army defeated an army of British and Irish Jacobites loyal to our rightful King.
Why celebrate a Dutch Coup?
The parade is actually in the republic of ireland
Of what relevance is religion?
This was a military coup designed to embroil Britain in near permanent war with France.
Saddling our economy to the Dutch war effort by dumping our rightful Monarch and his heirs.
orange order is pagan and satanic
Note that this parade is in the Republic.
Republic of UK? 😂 if and when its the republic of Ireland, will you not enjoy a good wee band parade🤷🏻♀️
@@wideawake6501 I thought it obvious by CONTEXT as this was in Donegal it is republic of Ireland, but many viewers may think it is in NI..
@wideawake6501 Geography isn't your strong point
@@gregb8475he's in good company then. Rossnowlaigh is in co. Donegal and when I was at school Donegal was in the republic of Ireland 😂.
Still nice to see people enjoying a nice family day out pity you can't say the same about the parade's in the part of Ireland still actually in the UK I think there could be a moral somewhere in this story.
the orange lodge is pagan,king billy was a pagan and a puppet of the popes
Thank you GBNEWS for this amazing coverage proud to be British from Northern Ireland now living in New York wishing I was back home on this special day of the calender..🔴⚪🔵
The British live in Britain.
Ulster folk are Irish.
Falklanders.
The Falklands are not in Argentina.
@@bernardfitzsimons6942 in your dreams never never never
@@Glenn036don't worry princess, plenty of papel sausage to go around for your misses...
@@Glenn036it's all a thick unionist can come up with, never. You going to move back to England when Ireland is united? 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
It's a great pity that if English people did a parade for being proud to be part of the uk (I know its a hell of a lot more than that) we would be called racist and God knows what
So are these but they don’t care
@nathanfurnival8724 and that is why the Orange Order have my upmost respect...
@@jayjay-71nothing wrong with being proud of your nationality if you are English, but these are a shower of bitter, sectarian kunts'.
@@jayjay-71sorry, lad. I've a great affinity for English people and I don't see an issue with them celebrating their nationality, but this March is the lowest of the low.
I had to grow up watching these cretins burning effigies of Catholics and Irish flags (which they still do) and March through Catholic neighborhoods and outside Catholic churches while chanting sectarian songs.
Let the crabs in the bucket fight. I'm a proud Englishman and I don't care what anyone has to say about me. My actions speak louder.
Enjoying the history of the 12th July thanks presenters
July 12th was invented as a tradition around 1800.
It misrepresents a Dutch Coup as "loyalty".
@@stephfoxwell4620 Twaddle - this is your only expertise - repeating arrant ignorant nonsense. Lots of traditions are retrospective to COMMEMORATE important events - you know like Trafalgar Dinners.
1) The Succession was intended for Mary and William anyway.
2) the coup was by James II who suspended the Corporation of London and Parliament and even began to pack the universities with Catholics. He was behaving in the same way as his tyrannical father.
3) James was abandoned by the English and Scottish hierarchy and they 'invited' Wlliam and Mary to come to attend a Constitutional convention to discuss the crisis created by their father-Father in Law. William was also a Stuart through his mother.
4) When William arrived James's army melted away and when William got towards London James ran for it, there wasn't even a royal guard at Whitehall Palace.
5) Therefore the Convention invited William and Mary to take the throne as James had abandoned it.
6) We had reinstituted a Constitutional Monarchy as opposed to a Pensioner Tyrant of the Bourbons.
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@@stephfoxwell4620you are unintentionally showing you are totally ignorant of history 😂😂😂🤡
the orange lodge is pagan,king billy was a pagan and a puppet of the popes
Brilliant 👏hope we're going to see
more events magnificent 💯🇬🇧🌟🌟
🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪💯👍we Still alive and Kicking my friend🔥🔥 🏴
Shouldn't be allowed
the orange lodge is pagan,king billy was a pagan and a puppet of the popes
Silly post. It is allowed. It's allowed because orange culture exists large scale in the border counties. It's even recognised in the Irish flag. Green for Ireland, white for unity, orange for the Protestants in the north.
Not a silly post.
The citizens of Donegal broke away from British rule to get away from the likes of organisations steeped in prejudice like the orange order.
They really don't need their ancient, colonial ways following them around.
You used the words orange order & culture in the same sentence..... God help us.
@@johnfoley9031 The South Armagh brigade of the Provos had a fun day about a month to remember their fallen volunteers. The Sinn Fein MP Finucane made a speech eulogizing them. All this despite them carrying out the Kingsmills massacre, Tullyvalen massacre, Darkly mission hall etc.Then there's the torture and murder of all the so called touts. No body got murdered in Rossnowlagh. Anyway thousands of African's and Asians are invading Ireland at the minute. Shouldn't you be more bothered by them?
You are in no position to moraiize about right & wrong. Not after the 800 odd years of death, destruction, persecution & suppression you have delivered.
Why should people of colour coming to live in Ireland be a problem?
That says more about your perception.
They will be absorbed & assimilated & proud to call them selves Irish.
GOOD TO SEE THE MINORITY IN THE NORTH ACCEPTING THAT SOME DAY SOON ….THE “32” COUNTIES WILL BE ONE ….IN A UNITED IRELAND ☝️🇮🇪⭐️
Orange order. All elderly, all endangered dinosaurs.
orange order is pagan
Funny how no one celebrates the battle of Culloden, which finished off the Stuarts' claim to the throne.
They celebrated by ethnic cleansing of the Highlands.
Using German mercenaries to evict Gaelic people and exile them to North America.
Probably because of what happened after Culloden, banning the Kilt ,Tartan and Bagpipes through imprisonment to the colonies to hanging , ALL THINGS I SEE PROUDLY BEING FLAUNTED ON THIS POST ,really confused bunch are the orange people ,
Considered Rebellious items
It really demonstrates how the Republic is a tolerant mature country. Obviously historically the Battle of the Boyne had a terrible consequences for the general Irish Catholic population. And it is a sectarian thing. So long as they behave its OK. But no drunken spitting anti Catholic yobs please! Only the nice Orangemen.
Bit sarcastic and bitter there Eamon. There's never been any trouble at Rossnowlagh. It exists because there's a strong orange tradition in the border counties of Tyrone, Monaghan and Cavan. There's actually been very few parading incidents anywhere over the past few years which is what everyone wants.
@WRP63 I am glad those marchers don't cause any trouble in Rossnowlagh. The nice orange marchers are tolerated in the Republic even though that marching business is not very respectful of Catholic or nationalist culture. You know why....don't pretend not to. And Everyone sees the drunken loyalist yobs on TV every year milling around gigantic pallet bonfires in places like Belfast... like mad yahoos burning tricolours and effigies. Don't pretend that doesn't happen either.
@@EamonnKee Ah well Eamon, you'll soon be happy again. It's not long to the Internment bonfires when the union flags and effigies of people in the unionist community are burned. Then there's St Patrick's day when the Irish around the world celebrate the Saint who brought Christianity to Ireland by getting drunk. You said the Republic tolerates orange culture by allowing the Rossnowlagh parade. If there's ever a united Ireland do you think it's going to go away overnight? Celebration of Orange culture will always be here, just like the celebration of Patrick. There are definitely improvements which could be made to both. Maybe an example could be taken from the twelfth celebrations outside of Belfast where there's hardly ever a drunk person in sight, and it's a family day out.
Looks a great day.❤
Fake history.
@@stephfoxwell4620 how do you work that out have you never heard of the battle of the Boyne,it’s in the history books.
Hate fest.
Why?
The Boyne was fought on July 1st under the Julian calendar.
That is now 14th July.
Aughrim was fought on 12th, which is now 25th.
It shows this is misunderstood history and crass invented tradition
Quite odd, that. Maybe they don't want to coincide it with Bastille day?
No it doesn’t but your comment displays your ignorance. The decisive Battle of Aughrim was fought on 12th July 1690 (Julian calendar) and was originally celebrated on the 12th and the Battle of the Boyle was fought on 1st July (Julian calendar) and celebrated on the 1st. The two events were combined at the end of the 1700s after the British switched to the Gregorian calendar and they have been celebrated since on the Twelfth. The first marches took place on 12th in 1796 and have done ever since.
We switched to the Gregorian calendar in 1752.
The difference is now 13 days.
The day they called 1st July is now 14th.
@@stephfoxwell4620 I am well aware of that. It doesn’t change the facts.
@@stephfoxwell4620 read slowly. They combined the celebration of the two battles and opted to celebrate on the 12th. You clearly have a problem with that or maybe you are just a bigot. The gunpowder plot was on 5th November 1605 which going by the Gregorian calendar is now 16th November but it’s still celebrated on 5th, the dates to celebrate Christmas are varied. Do you go around gurning about all these things? Perhaps get a life sad lad.
It’s the best drama to come out of the BBC in years, but not worth the licence fee!
Up the Prods.
Iam Scottish and mo Sean athair bho tir conail. I hae been free Presbyterian all my life queen of England 🇬🇧 and pope of Rome does not come in to it.
As 7 out of 9 counties have voted European 🇪🇺 and Irish across ulster this is not representative now of modern ulster or Ireland.
Thig an latha nuar a bha mi air ais do oilean Erinn a rithist.
Tir na dhia.!
Sith
@msmissy6888 rhe sheer mess the North of Ireland is i indiicative of the English monarchy rule , nutters command.
It is time to move on Ulster has spoken?
Down with the paodos.
Happy 12th to my fellow loyalist FGAU NS 🇬🇧
the orange lodge is pagan,king billy was a pagan and a puppet of the popes
You'll be surrendering to a united Ireland soon. 🇮🇪 🇮🇪 🇮🇪
Great watching the Twelfth Celebrations in Donegal long may it continue for Ever.
Iam sure after unification, they'll still be able to celebrate, they are Irish after all
@bernardinglis4232 Yes part of the British Isles.
This is the republic not norn iron leave the past in the past and let everyone enjoy their day out.
@@dublinsnob3989 😂😂😂😂and guess were the guy that named it that came from ,
@@Minime163 the orange lodge is pagan,king billy was a pagan and a puppet of the popes
Thank you GB News.
Wit wan is Stephen Fulton
Someone's got a brand new shiny helmet and a pair of kinky boots.
Would that be yourself Pat?
@@WHU63 I can't get kinky boots. I have neither the Orange DNA nor the King Billy fetish to qualify.
@@patrickmc3827 Right. So you're not a Catholic or Sinn Fein member either then? Got it.
@WRP63 No I'm Catholic. The joke was against the Orange Order. And no I'm Irish-American. Jokes aside though, what side of this are you coming from?
@@patrickmc3827 I'm a Protestant from N Ireland. I know all the old gay King Billy jokes, just like I'm sure you know all the paedophile priest jokes. But to be honest with you, Rossnowlagh is a peaceful parade. It's in the Irish Republic. The vast majority of the people in the Republic couldn't care less about the N Ireland issue. They're more concerned about the cost of living crisis and mass immigration.
Is GB news going live on 9th August in Belfast or are they biased in what they show and report?
Clue is in the name 🤡
We don't do interment in Belfast anymore, and the Hunger strike commendation is in Cork this year ,
❤️🤍💙
Family dayout best place to celebrate history with your family who wants to take their family to a LGBT Pride then upside-down side way's in the Republic.
🇮🇪This is Irish culture at its best. Proud of ye boys! 🇮🇪Seo cultúr na hÉireann den scoth. Táimid bródúil asaibh, a leaideanna.🇮🇪
You're right. Even the orange part of your tricolour acknowledges the orange tradition.
@@WHU63 🤣
@@Bernaren60 I take it you don't even know the history of your own flag. Do some research and dry your tears.
@@WHU63 Fy maner i yw'r Ddraig Goch Cymru. The Red Dragon of Wales is my flag
@@Bernaren60 OK, then in your original post you got the flag wrong. The Union flag is the flag of Ulster Protestants/ Orange tradition.
Thank God for GBNEWS
Just hope the gbnews show when the catholics doing their parades. . Both sides have pride and shame.
Not while dougie is working for them
As far as I know Catholics don't have Parades, Republicans have Parades and are none secterain, considering a lot of our heroes and founders were protestant, and have bands named after them ,Wolftone RFB in Scotland and Henry Joy Mcracken
BRILLIANT
Guess they used their chickenhouse money!