UNREPENTANT FENIAN....
Scotland
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On Friday the 13th 1987, the first and only time the horror legend Vincent Price performed the monologue from Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” live, ending it with that laugh that still freezes the blood.
Happy Thrillerween X Halloween
#ThrillerChallenge2026 #Thrillerween
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🍀 THE CELTIC LEGENDS MUSEUM
✅ Joe Miller’s museum is on the road!
🎟️ Book your hourly time slot by calling 07338 101943
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Rangers should have had a man sent off for Kung Fu fighting and Naderi should have been booked for leaving the field of play after his goal. These two bookings are obvious and it once again shows rangers are refereed differently to every other club. The Lodges do their work well.
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If this is you....hold your fucking head in shame.
You are not one of us, you don't represent us. Don't ever come back to the CBS.
I don't care what age he is - you don't go showing that picture to Sunderland fans, or any fans.
Fuck off
Only in Scotland. Fair Wee Bigoted Caledonia. An absolute cesspit.
Boristhehead retweeted
Halloween, 1981.
one of the most chaotic and infamous performances ever. the network cut away and the band was never invited back.
absolute chaos.
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Óglach Kevin Barry, H Coy, 1st Bn, Dublin Brigade, IRA, hanged by Crown authorities in Mountjoy Gaol Dublin on November 1st 1920.
'Lads like Barry will free Ireland, from the foe they will not fly, lads like Barry will free Ireland, for her sake they'll live and die'
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On Halloween night 1920. Kevin Barry prepared for execution the next morning, with support from his college friends.
'The boys from the college were up outside the gate and they said the Rosary. They also sang the Soldier’s Song, which did me more good than you can imagine.'
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Who spotted the Celtic reference in the latest episode of MobLand?
It’s not in this scene, but always great to hear us getting a shout-out 🍿
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Saddened to hear of passing of
Volunteer Noel Quinn
Stewartstown
East Tyrone Brigade
Óglaigh na hÉireann
Tyrone National Graves Association
Political Prisoner of War. Blanketman. Laoch. Condolences to his friends, family and comrades.
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Morning all, the 1995 Scottish Cup final saw a Celtic side which had failed to win a major trophy since 1989 take on Airdrie. It was a scrappy, nerve wracking game for the supporters and it was settled by a headed goal from Pierre Van Hooijdonk. Peter Grant was immense that day.
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“6 or 7 people from the Creggan estate died on Bloody Sunday. So for me to wear a poppy in support of the people who carried out those atrocities, I couldn’t. It frustrates me how people can’t see that. How there’s even a debate why I should wear the poppy.”
- James McClean
