Oh my God, they’ve only gone and done it; they’ve completely devoured Wales!
The country would not re-emerge from beneath the Englishman’s boot until Lloyd George became PM in 1916.
Poverty province 😅
I wonder if the poverty province has a higher standard of living than NI now.
Needs more labels
Well, I’m convinced
I can understand how they were effectively scaremongering when they referred to ‘Land League’ and ‘ povert’ provinces, but what exactly was so scary about Maynooth?
So they were always this infantile.
1 Century Later…..
‘How the turntables…”
Better a quarter than no quarter
Nooo not Maynooth! Anything but that.
‘Hey, England? Can we talk to you in the kitchen for a minute?’
-Wales
“Union Channel”? Fuck right off with that.
Poor auld Donegal, even before partition they were getting lumped in with the rest of them.
Home rule rocks!!
Home Rule does rock though.
The gulf of socialism is now what I will refer to the Irish sea as
I be up the north a bit, “prosperity” wouldn’t be in any description I’d use, unless it was “lack of”.
This has aged like milk.
Nice to see independence always meant socialism to the imperialists.
Connaught should be the Land League Province – Mayo is the birthplace of the Land League and Michael Davitt. Fuck the Brits, they’ve gone too far this time. Who do I complain to?
Poverty, Land League, and…. **shudders**…..
*Maynooth*
I mean they weren’t really wrong.
We were a poverty stricken, Catholic Church controlled backwater until we joined the EU. Not to say leaving the UK wasn’t the right choice, but I think it’s important not to have rose tinted glasses too.
Brexit today is in many ways comparable to what Ireland did when it gained independence.
Why is Colm Meany working for the Brits?
This image was in a history textbook at my school, and in one copy someone drew a pair of scissors next to the rope.
A more accurate modern day version of that postcard would look something like this. That John Bull prick in rags using the rope for a belt as he cower’s behind a lectern in the south east of England from the rising of the Scots and the Welsh as they break free from the shackles of Union. While Cathleen ni Houlihan stands resplendent over the island of Ireland using her harp, stretches across the Irish Channel, to push the festering wound that was once the UK up into the North Sea.
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Poverty province, ouch
Oh my God, they’ve only gone and done it; they’ve completely devoured Wales!
The country would not re-emerge from beneath the Englishman’s boot until Lloyd George became PM in 1916.
Poverty province 😅
I wonder if the poverty province has a higher standard of living than NI now.
Needs more labels
Well, I’m convinced
I can understand how they were effectively scaremongering when they referred to ‘Land League’ and ‘ povert’ provinces, but what exactly was so scary about Maynooth?
So they were always this infantile.
1 Century Later…..
‘How the turntables…”
Better a quarter than no quarter
Nooo not Maynooth! Anything but that.
‘Hey, England? Can we talk to you in the kitchen for a minute?’
-Wales
“Union Channel”? Fuck right off with that.
Poor auld Donegal, even before partition they were getting lumped in with the rest of them.
Home rule rocks!!
Home Rule does rock though.
The gulf of socialism is now what I will refer to the Irish sea as
I be up the north a bit, “prosperity” wouldn’t be in any description I’d use, unless it was “lack of”.
This has aged like milk.
Nice to see independence always meant socialism to the imperialists.
Connaught should be the Land League Province – Mayo is the birthplace of the Land League and Michael Davitt. Fuck the Brits, they’ve gone too far this time. Who do I complain to?
Poverty, Land League, and…. **shudders**…..
*Maynooth*
I mean they weren’t really wrong.
We were a poverty stricken, Catholic Church controlled backwater until we joined the EU. Not to say leaving the UK wasn’t the right choice, but I think it’s important not to have rose tinted glasses too.
Brexit today is in many ways comparable to what Ireland did when it gained independence.
Why is Colm Meany working for the Brits?
This image was in a history textbook at my school, and in one copy someone drew a pair of scissors next to the rope.
A more accurate modern day version of that postcard would look something like this. That John Bull prick in rags using the rope for a belt as he cower’s behind a lectern in the south east of England from the rising of the Scots and the Welsh as they break free from the shackles of Union. While Cathleen ni Houlihan stands resplendent over the island of Ireland using her harp, stretches across the Irish Channel, to push the festering wound that was once the UK up into the North Sea.
Is the lad saving it or strangling it?
The bang of Ben Garrison off this one is fierce