My home town of Newtownards. A wonderful Unionist market town steeped in history at the top of the peninsula. Falling under the shadow of Scrabo Hill and watched over by our ever faithful Scrabo Tower. It's my home and I love its people and our wee town of Ards.......
Agreed. The late George Walker, of Walker's Mill and the Mill School would be spinning in his grave at these morons. Mr Walker was a philanthropist offering his factory, School and land to the common people of Newtownards....Then we view THIS....😢😢😢😢
Are those the pallets left over from GBs export-deficite? Ah and burning the left-over tyres during a driver-shortage sounds simply consequent to me. Just asking as a German...
@@trueblueulster Yea you celebrate the victory of the Williamites who went on to take away most of the rights of Irish Catholics and Presbyterians, imagine celebrating a victory which took place down in south i.e a foreign victory to you unionists quite ironic you celebrate it still and celebrating the loss of two peoples rights by the British government.
@@o-o2399 you have no idea of your Irish history, take a look at how the Scots settlers where treated pre 1690... There is nothing wrong with celebrating historical battles, it's done all over the world but you have a typical republican mind set. Offended by everything and ashamed of nothing.... You're a wonderful bunch of lads.... Oh let me guess,,, you're gonna respond with.. Tiocfaidh ár lá...
@@trueblueulster Yea I know a lot of massacres happened like portadown and stuff i don't deny it, but not long after the battle of the Boyne the penal laws happened which effectively put an end to most rights of Catholics and dissenters. It's quite ironic the loyalist community is celebrating this because most unionists/loyalists are Presbyterian aka dissenter it's quite stupid honestly to celebrate the end of your own family's freedom for nearly a century.
ONE SIX NINE ZERO greetings from Scotland 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
One day soon, I’ll come visit my brethren across the water. 🧡💜
@@LuckyRufey no one asked you. Obsessed much?
@@LuckyRufey Think you have a few issues, too much attention from the friendly priest when you where a boy Rory.
@@LuckyRufey very bigoted that response …. I’ll pray for you!
@@LuckyRufey Respect different cultures and religions , you are showing yourself up as a secterian bigot.
@@sonickicks Thank you! 🙏🏻. Poor soul needs our prayers & not our judgement.
What a bonfire in our wee town my home town love to see it bigger and better next year
My home town of Newtownards. A wonderful Unionist market town steeped in history at the top of the peninsula. Falling under the shadow of Scrabo Hill and watched over by our ever faithful Scrabo Tower.
It's my home and I love its people and our wee town of Ards.......
HAPPY 12TH enjoy our day.🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
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UP MY HOME TOWN NEWTOWNARDS good work lads pred to a loyalist
Hand across the sea 🇬🇧 loud and proud tonight lads when you light them up. No surrender 🇬🇧
BRITISH AND PROUD HAPPY 12TH..🇬🇧🇬🇧
Newtownards.. Best wee town ever..
Nuff said...
Ah, my home town Newtownards at its finest watched over by scrabo tower
This is what became of the old castle gardens building. A bit sad
sadly - that old building was demolished 20yrs ago, but dont worry life goes on
Agreed. The late George Walker, of Walker's Mill and the Mill School would be spinning in his grave at these morons. Mr Walker was a philanthropist offering his factory, School and land to the common people of Newtownards....Then we view THIS....😢😢😢😢
Happy 12th 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
HAPPY 12TH ENJOY OUR DAY 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
LOL 974
No surrender rem 1690
And just a few hundred yards/Meters is a burial Site older than than the Pyramids at Giza .
Are those the pallets left over from GBs export-deficite? Ah and burning the left-over tyres during a driver-shortage sounds simply consequent to me.
Just asking as a German...
We don't burn tyres but the Germans almost burnt the world. Keep your pathetic remarks to yourself please as you know nothing about our culture...
@@trueblueulster Yea you celebrate the victory of the Williamites who went on to take away most of the rights of Irish Catholics and Presbyterians, imagine celebrating a victory which took place down in south i.e a foreign victory to you unionists quite ironic you celebrate it still and celebrating the loss of two peoples rights by the British government.
@@o-o2399 you have no idea of your Irish history, take a look at how the Scots settlers where treated pre 1690... There is nothing wrong with celebrating historical battles, it's done all over the world but you have a typical republican mind set. Offended by everything and ashamed of nothing.... You're a wonderful bunch of lads....
Oh let me guess,,, you're gonna respond with.. Tiocfaidh ár lá...
@@o-o2399 Try reading a history book, not a sinn fein pamphlet.
@@trueblueulster Yea I know a lot of massacres happened like portadown and stuff i don't deny it, but not long after the battle of the Boyne the penal laws happened which effectively put an end to most rights of Catholics and dissenters. It's quite ironic the loyalist community is celebrating this because most unionists/loyalists are Presbyterian aka dissenter it's quite stupid honestly to celebrate the end of your own family's freedom for nearly a century.
26+6=1
Keep Ulster British, buy Ulster sausages.
Non of s.e.a uda one