#every word of Irish spoken is a bullet fired for Irish freedom
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watching the kneecap movie got me so tiocfaidh ár lá
#tp#every word of Irish spoken is a bullet fired for Irish freedom#is just fantastic#i’m from a west belfast family
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"Every word spoken in Gaeilge is like a bullet being fired in the struggle for Irish Freedom"
“Every word spoken in Gaeilge is like a bullet being fired in the struggle for Irish Freedom”
Not only does the Loyalist/Unionist population attack our Language and Culture but they also attack our very Existence. How can any right-minded person believe these people want to share power with Catholics/Republicans in a shared Ireland?? Conversation Jamie Bryson Retweeted
South L’Derry/Randalstown Community Transformation @SLRBCT Unionist Politicians the…
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#"Every word spoken in Gaeilge is like a bullet being fired in the struggle for Irish Freedom"#10:16 PM · Dec 16. 2019·Twitter for Android#@SLRBCT#Conversation#How can any right-minded person believe these people want to share power with Catholics/Republicans in a shared Ireland??#Jamie Bryson Retweeted#Not an Inch - Stand Firm#Not only does the Loyalist/Unionist population attack our Language and Culture but they also attack our very Existence#South L&039;Derry/Randalstown Community Transformation#The Irish Language is the Trojan Horse of Republicanism#Unionist Politicians the grassroots you represent and the bulk of your voters do not want an Irish Language Act nor will it be accepted as p#With many thanks to: South Derry/Randalstown Community Transformation for the original story
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"You know when [Sinn FĂ©in is] annoyed because they respond in a huge amount of Irish," McCrea says. "It's like flying a flag. It's got nothing to do with language and everything to do with politics." Sinn FĂ©in's stance on the Irish language has long been associated with the saying, "every word of Irish spoken is like another bullet being fired in the struggle for Irish freedom." McCrea argues that the language is promoted more as a token than as the spearhead of the tolerance movement
Belfast's Gaelic Revival Seeks to Bridge the Divide
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