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☘️ My fellow Irish Patriots ☘️
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We are the inheritors of a proud legacy.
110 years ago, the Irish Volunteers Pearse, Connolly, Collins, Markievicz and thousands more,seized the GPO, raised the Tricolour, and proclaimed the Republic. They faced an empire and gave their blood so Ireland could be free and sovereign. They fought for a nation that puts its own people first.
They did NOT fight for this.
They did NOT die so a government in Dublin could betray everything they shed blood for.
Flooding our communities, crushing families with taxes and policies, silencing honest voices, and handing our sovereignty over to Brussels and global interests.
This is not the Republic they dreamed of. This is tyranny wearing a green jersey.
We owe the Irish Volunteers better than silence and surrender.
We owe them courage. We owe them the same unyielding spirit they showed in 1916.
The blood of our ancestors demands that we stand up, speak truth, and defend our homeland.
We are the sons and daughters of those Volunteers. We will NOT kneel. We will NOT forget.
ÉIRE ABÚ 🇮🇪
@FergusPower1 @gnh_Eastwall @irishpatriot91 @BligheDerek @punishablepress @real_eire @RealMessageEire @Mickbraz1 @TheNotoriousMMA @GrindeOptions @CilComLFC
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Today is Good Friday. The cross reminds us of Christ’s sacrifice. It’s time for Ireland to come back to our Christian faith.
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One of the most poignant film clips ever. Jimmy Murphy looking back into the tunnel at Wembley, 1958 and imaging The Babes lining up. Guaranteed to shed a tear every time you watch it. Heartbreaking 😢 #mufc #FlowersOfManchester🌹
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6th February 1958. We will never forget.
RIP Busby Babes. #FlowersOfManchester 🌹
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68 years ago today – The Busby Babes played their last match on English soil. Beating Arsenal 5-4 in a thriller at Highbury.
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For a chance to win this fantastic Stretford End/Wonderfuel Gas print, all you've got to do is:
1) Follow @GraemeBandeira
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You've got until 8pm tomorrow night, good luck #mufc
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The moment you realise the Premier League has VAR system. 😭😂
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Nothing beats the last couple of minutes of Manchester United vs Lyon with the commentary from @ConorMcNamaraIE on @5liveSport!
Was unbelievable #MUFC
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“Working class people around the world have no innate desire to go to war with each other. They have to be conned into it by the sociopaths who will profit from it.”
- John Lennon
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Nov 25th 2013 - Busby Babe, Munich survivor, Utd stalwart and European Cup winner, we remember the late great Bill Foulkes 🙏 #mufc
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Twenty years ago today, George Best, the greatest player of all time, passed away.
Immensely proud to have told a version of his story in a book and in film with @tntsports.
Thinking of you today @CalumBest @AngieBest
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🇾🇪 Remembering the great Jimmy Murphy who passed away on this day in 1989
"Limbs and hearts may be broken, but the spirit remains. Manchester United lives on. My boss and my greatest friend, Matt Busby, would want me to tell you that the Red Devils will survive this. It is going to be a long, long struggle, but together we hope to be back. And we know that they will be back. They have to be, because they are the greatest” - Jimmy Murphy, February 1958
And United certainly did come back, largely thanks to him.
#JimmyMurphy #MUFC #UnitedArts
