1993 (November 17) Northern Ireland 1-Republic of Ireland 1 (World Cup Qualifier).mpg
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R.I.P. Alan McLoughlin. A never to be forgotten moment in Irish Sport. Legend
RIP Alan Mcloughlin. Legend!
Alan McLoughlin. You wiped the smile from bigot bingham's face. Thank you again for that memory.
Rest in peace Alan McLoughlin what a great goal this was it was the first thing that I thought of he is with jack charlton now. 🇮🇪
Pompey and Ireland legend Alan McLoughlin RIP forever in our memories...
RIP man. A wonderful goal and an even better memory!
Thanks! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Great to qualify on home soil, and a great goal by Alan (RIP).
RIP alan thanks for the memories
Rip Alan .🇮🇪
A vicious poisonous night in Windsor,the hatred was immense,no thanks to Bingham.
The silence is deafening when the Republic equalize!
one way of shutting them up! RIP Alan
😂😂😂👍
RIP Alan, that goal was one of my happiest memories.
Rest in peace Alan ❤
couldn't have qualified at a nicer place LOL!!!!!!
R.I.P Alan people will never forget that goal ❤️❤️
A birthday I will always remember
I had emigrated to the USA before this era but, I remember watching this game at a bar in Queens. I have never seen such naked hatred and hostility at any sporting occasion like this match - and regrettably, it was ALL coming from the home supporters. Billy Bingham was a horses ass for doing what he did before, during and, after this game - his remarks and conduct just poured gasoline on the occasion. I was not surprised to read afterwards about Jack Charlton's remarks to Bingham. It was a ridiculous scene - the Northern Ireland fans were able to travel to Dublin to attend the earlier meeting of the teams without any sense of danger or the need for a massive security operation to protect them. For the return fixture (this particular video record), the FAI CAUTIONED/WARNED the Rep. of Ireland fans NOT TO ATTEND the game in Belfast!! That very night, we all saw why.
RIP Alan McLoughlin
RIP Alan.
RIP Alan. 🇮🇪🇮🇪
RIP Alan McLoughlin. What a game to score in! God bless.
RIP Alan
northern ireland has to be re-united with the rest of ireland.
the british settlers may stay if they behave
In order to be "re-united" it would have to have been united in the first place. The only time it had been united was as a Lordship, then a kingdom and then the Act of Union in 1801. Still, I'd welcome the Republic of Ireland back into the UK enthusiastically. No, seriously. Won't happen, but I'd be up for it.
@@malmckee9358 you do realize Ireland was a sovereign state before the British arrived?.. Don't you? Please stop showing your ignorance.. For your children's sake at least.
RIP Alan, legend 🙌
28 years ago today ! 17/11/93
Well done Alan and thank you !
Listen to the hatred 🤢 no wonder Northern Ireland is hated
You justified your existence Alan to quote Jack charlton Bless you great Sir
RIP Alan McLoughlin. Thank you for the memories. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis. ☘️
RIP Alan. You should have been allowed to play in the 1994 tournament. No disrespect to Jack of course.
Why wasn't he?I don't remember
@@mbucd That is the million dollar question! He would have scored for Ireland and would have improved Irelands chances in 1994.
Alan McLoughlin should have been the first man on the Team for the World cup matches in 94 felt it was ungrateful of Jack to leave him on the bench might have had a grip with him However we had great memories of that World cup Paul McGrath was great But Bingham and Co were disgrace and Alan wiped the Smiles of their faces
RIP Alan McLoughlin you'll be missed
How many of those Catholic players from the north back then would have opted for the national team if they have had the chance. It's all changed now.
you're right...theres barely any Irish people in Ireland any more...
where's Declan Rice headed lol
Totally agree
The Republic are not the national team of Ireland the national team of Ireland hasn't existed since the early 1920 s
@@truecityslicker6773 Not technically correct. The "Republic of Ireland" is a de facto title used to differentiate the Irish state from NI/UK on the island of Ireland.
But officially, the Republic of Ireland is called Ireland. People just use "Republic of Ireland" to be clear they are talking about the country and not the island.
Republic qualifying for World cup in Windsor park . OMG the irony . Never heard such silence from a stadium of bigots in my life when Alan scored that goal .
bye bye Declan Rice...off to the Irish motherland....England.
@@hensmithers9687 get a life dickhead.....
@@hensmithers9687 Nice of the powers that be to arrange a shop window for the bigger countries !
That’s exactly why it was brought in ! Disgraceful…
Alan Mcloughlin will allways be remembered for Windsor park 🇮🇪✊
RIP Alan McLaughlin. Great memories 88,90,94
the northern ireland fans as well as the manager were an absolute disgrace to football that night. it was disgusting
Big time.. They were vile.
you have to take it all in context, it wasn't normal times, the IRA murdered children in a fish shop only down the road from the stadium the week before like
@@04Redeemed The Ireland football team didnt though. that is my point, it was a football match
@@NC-ck5oj they were just people venting their anger at a symbol of the south. Human nature, understandable given the context.
@@04Redeemed WTF are you talking about? They weren't venting. They exhibiting the same rabid, sectarian hatred that the worst of Unionism has embraced for centuries.
i think i speak for a huge majority when i express my delight at the north west englands speedy exit from the Euros today. lets be honest, they were way out of their league, getting played off the field by poland and germany and beating a very very very poor ukraine team, thank goodness we wont be subjected to listening to god save the queen by 2 different teams! good riddance northwest england
I never knew rats could write???
sure shouldnt you know that didnt you reply to me? funny thing about nortwest englands departure, in essence they knocked themselves out hahaha their first tournament and then knocked themselves out.
I don't think north-west England has a team, never mind an international side.
As for Northern Ireland, here's a few facts:
There are some 65,000 or so English people living there, out of a population of 1.8 million.
Most of the settlers into Ulster (which includes Donegal, which was heavily settled in the 1600s) were Scottish.
Many of the Scots settlers would have been descended from the people who gave Scotland its name: the Scotti, who had settled in western Scotland from Ireland. So, a sort of homecoming then.
These same settlers for north-eastern Ireland brought the Gaelic language with them. Scots Gaelic is a descendant of old Irish Gaelic.
Not all of the Scottish settlers were Protestant (though most were).
The Protestant Churches in Ireland encouraged the usage of Irish Gaelic. The Roman Catholic Church in Ireland discouraged it.
Many Roman Catholics in Northern Ireland are also descended from Scots, either from Plantation stock or earlier.
Around 95% of the aboriginal inhabitants of the British Isles are descended from the mother of Robert de Bruce. That includes all the Irish people of the whole of the island.
In 1994, the Republic of Ireland's team was essentially an England B Team, with only 7 of the 22 players in the squad actually being from Ireland.
I wish all the best to the Republic of Ireland, but it's nice to see Northern Ireland squarely beating the Republic in the FIFA world rankings, and staying up there since the second half of 2017.
Nice to see how Northern Ireland has stamped out sectarianism in the game so effectively.
Nice to see, as always, Northern Ireland punching well above its own weight, considering the paltry 1.8 million population and the poaching of players from Northern Ireland to the Republic in the last few years.
As the Irish Unionist Party once said, Erin go bragh! ;)
You’re right there, Mal. As a supporter of both sides (if it’s an Irish side, I support it) it’s great to see the disgusting atmosphere generated by the ‘fans’ at this game become a thing of the past.
Bingham was an absolute disgrace that night. Whipping up the embittered hatred left, right and centre. Nichol was as bad.
@@malmckee9358 Absolute nonsense, distortions, and outright lies. Who do you think you're fooling? 😂😂
RIP Macca - This goal will always be remembered :)
RIP Alan..
Rip🙏🙏🙏
Good luck to all the Northern Ireland fans this summer in France. Watch as the locals' faces turn to dismay and confusion as you have to explain that despite your green jerseys you're not Irish but British. awkward!
well your getting confused again there sheep boy - republic fans had to explain why most of their team was British so it shouldnt be difficult and fuck knows what Tony cascarino was.
+Hen Smithers how ironic! A Northern Ireland fan commenting on the amount of 'non-native-born' players in someone else's team! Do you really want to go there?! Seriously, It must be hard being a Northern Ireland fan. Talk about identity crisis! You'll have a job explaining to the French/and other fans how you're not even a country and you assert your 'national/regional identity' by pledging allegiance to a crumbling overseeing state who would love to be rid of you! You don't even have your own national anthem for crying out loud! Hardly romantic is it! ;)
You drooled over tony cascarino just admit it
+Hen Smithers Yes I was/am a huge fan of his! I liked him nearly as much as you loved Maik Taylor...what was his connection with Norn Iron again?......Don't worry, I'd ignore my points above if I were you too- no real come-back there is there! ;)
You grew up as an England supporter really
some hit by Jimmy Quinn
Alan McLoughlin died earlier today. RIP.
Ian Dowie celebrating at 3.51 thinking they knocked Ireland out then realising they had actually qualified!! the clown!!
Ireland sure you don't mean the republic
No Republic of Ireland fans were at that match, RIP Alan McLoughlin a great moment in Irish history
Roy Keane giving it socks lol
Nice to see Des Lynam at the end.
R.I.P Alan Legend
God bless
what a night of hate this was!Bingham,Alex mcdonalds stirring hate of south in the stands.never thought they'd be that bad especially after supporting northern Ireland in 82/86 world cups.never forgave this so not sorry Wales beat them today.
Unfortunately you weren't there to see the hatred spewed as a majority of fans in a certain university bar in Northern Ireland chanted bigotry in their support of the Republic of Ireland.
I remember watching as a 10yr old boy I was so confused why was there two Irish teams and why was one Irish team in green trying to stop the other irish team qualifying
Ha I was confused too in 1988 when we played them in a WC qualifier
That was never going to be the case. Them players are professionals and would never be sucked into that idiotic conspiracy theory that you are suggesting. The whole integrity of the game would be put in question. Politics should never decide a football game.
Should be one team. Daft situation.
Well, if the Irish Free State (now the Republic of Ireland) hadn't split off from the Irish Football Association and formed their own Football Association of Ireland, then maybe it would be.
There would be an all ireland team if eamon de valera had not sold out in 1921
RIP
Ho ho, they wont like him calling them "the North"!!!
Why not? Most people, locally, talk of the south and the north when in context. You guys need to read some stuff so you can see what actually annoys people in the North! For example, the hypocrisy of naming your country after the whole island, when your jurisdiction ends at the border... and then having the audacity to get annoyed when people refer to Northern Ireland as "Ulster".
this turf is dark as fuck
Plenty of criticism of the " loyalist" " bigoted" this that and the other North, yet strange that same people dont mention the Republic's English born Manager, Scorer ( RIP) and several other players on the field born and raised in Britain yet representing Eire.
When it suits eh??
Northern Ireland always had Catholics play for them... How many protestants played for the south
Ironically I'm fairly certain the goal scorer Alan McLoughlin is a Protestant
+craigshort123 I'm pretty sure he's not. (open to correction) Not too many Protestant McLouglins from Mayo where his parents are from. Also he attended a Catholic school in Manchester.
not many people in the Republic could answer that question,because not many people in the Republic give a shit about what religion a player is.
Indeed, the Republic has moved on from the days when it used to provide cheaper transport for schoolkids going to Roman Catholics Schools, but charged parents of Protestant or secular schools through the nose.
Well done that country.
Irish Republicanism was founded by Protestants, led the the Home Rule movement, 1/4 of the Easter rising leaders and the 1st elected President of the Irish Republic were Protestants. The Irish flag Catholic (Green) Peace (White) Protestant (Orange). Northern Ireland can't claim the same as religion has nothing to do with the game in the South, why would we care? I do know Katie Taylor (The boxer) is a protestant and a former international.
Bye Bye Declan Rice - ditched the catholics only team and headed back to the Irish motherland...England.
Ireland's motherland is Ireland. England's motherland(s) are Denmark, Germany and France. (..and no one in Ireland cares about religion, it's the 21st century!)
RIP Alan.
RIP Alan McLoughlin