An interesting few lines in an Oswald Mosley interview by Irish-American conservative William Buckley stating that the Irish issue within the 6 counties was predominantly a religious division and not an economic one - pointing out how the likes of trots like Bernadette Devlin were trying to make about economics

Also says he believes most English people want to get rid of this issue as soon as possible.

His solution for dealing with it I presume was his proposition of a United States of Europe idea

https://www.oswaldmosley.com/william-buckley-interview/

If current demographic trends continue, we will see a lot more Indians joining Unionist parties lmfao

https://x.com/uuponline/status/1787784443664482638

The report found that Gaelscoils are being forced to use English in order to cope with the needs of Ukrainian children indeed children arriving in the schools from other countries.

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https://gript.ie/gearcheim-gaelscoils-being-forced-to-use-english-to-accommodate-ukrainians-and-refugees/

''I am not a socialist, I am an individualist...and I have never been. I have never met a West Cork man during the period who said he was a socialist.''

- Tom Barry, IRA commander of the 3rd West Cork Flying Column.

''One of the things worrying us fellas, the people, our own people in Ireland, is that the whole best part of the country seems to be going over to foreigners''

- Tom Barry, IRA commander of the 3rd West Cork Flying Column

''Any place in Cork City now, and every week there's some place taken over by the foreigners''

- Tom Barry, IRA commander of the 3rd West Cork Flying Column

Liam O'Dwyer, Officer of the 6th (Beara) Battalion of the West Cork IRA addressing subversive members of an Irish-American group in Detroit, 1926:

"Communism should be left out of this organisation entirely, our struggle was for the independence of Christian Ireland."

"It [the Irish struggle] is in complete opposition to the dialectics of the Marxist Materialists."

- Seán Moylan statement to the Bureau of Military History (pg. 21)

"Immigrants have been recorded as leaning toward a pro-British position on a United Ireland when polled. Why would they care for a centuries old blood-feud?"

In his debut for MEON, Ríastrad casts a critical eye on contemporary Irish Republicanism.

https://meonjournal.com/read/evaluating-contemporary-irish-republicanism

Related^….

Irish Socialist Republicians in Anti-Imperialist Action holding up an image of the true Gael, Cathal O’Marcach

A video from 2020 during the height of George Floyd and Black Lives Matter as the Irish media daily released an article for months on how evil Ireland is

Perhaps an updated version is due, given all that’s happened since….

Only 19% of migrants up North in 2020 would vote for Irish reunification.

Low levels of support do not necessarily indicate opposition, rather apathy

https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/how-migration-is-reshaping-northern-irelands-divides/