Scottish Catholics couldn’t give a fuck got better things to be doing than committing there selves to what ReallyGo stay in Ireland if yous feel that strong!! Am Scottish
I've met a few catholic girls who said they love the sash...well a word of warning girls for what you have said..your catholic brethren would kneecap, elbowcap torture you then tar and feather you and once your executed you'll be tied to a lamp post for the whole community to gawk at.
Wow, I'm a converted Orange man that was electric and I would love love love to look forward to that every year. I am from the South and I get it now (why you guys do this every year). But Jackie I want to make two points, firstly NOBODY in the Irish republic cares about the Catholic church nowadays, and I do mean no one. Secondly no one in mainland Britain cares about YOU, William of Orange, your bomb fires or your parades (sad but true). just to add I am very proud to say that I was born in LONDON and in my opinion the greatest Englishman ever lived was Winston Churchill. GOD SAVE THE KING!
I have an autistic kinsman firstnamed O’Neill. Bet he has a seldseen blood type too. Anyway, “Kenneth” is seemingly something to do with “Kemmet”. PC to say ‘Scota and Egypt’ but not ‘Kenneth and Egypt’. The Irish/Scottish thing is a deeper coneyhole than anyone knows.
mike sull. You do know that Scotland also suffered from a potato famine at the same time. Mainly in the Highlands and Islands. You are merely displaying your ignorance.
I will leave you to ponder on this. Shared from a friend. those who March and parade in their Orange sashes in praise of their hero-king Billy, to celebrate the great Protestant victory at the Battle of the Boyne, know this: William of Orange was not fighting for the Protestant cause. He was an ally of Pope Innocent XI and his successor Pope Alexander XIII in their struggle against Louis XIV of France under the Treaty of Augsburg. In fact, half of his army & military equipment was financed by the Catholic church. The Boyne victory was celebrated as a great Catholic victory and a Te Deum was sung in st Peters in Rome, and in the Catholic cathedrals in Vienna, Madrid and Brussels. The whole of Catholic Europe except France rejoiced in William of oranges victory. As for those Irish Protestants who fought on Williams side, how did he reward them? He forbade them from practising the Presbyterian religion and ordered them to pay tithes to the Anglican Church of Ireland, the Irish version of the Church of England. This caused such despair among the Presbyterians that they left Ireland in droves and migrated to the USA. Thereafter the Presbyterians dropped their bigotry towards Irish Catholicism and when the first Catholic church was built in Belfast it was Protestants who supplied most of the money to build it: about half the congregation at first mass were Protestants. In the United Irishmen's rebellion of 1798 Catholics and Protestants fought side by side for Irish independence. This terrified the British ruling class, and William Pitt the Younger gave the order to split up the Protestants and Catholics no matter the cost. The governor, brigadier general Knox replied: "simple i will use the Orange order to create division" therefore the Orange order was used as a tool of the British ruling class to divide and weaken the working class. That is the true 'heritage' of the Orange order and probably few of those who March, bang the drums and play the flutes are aware of it. To this day the OO still creates division on behalf of the British establishment.
@@fayarmitage6877 I'm northern Irish, and married to a man. This crowd are a wee bit off-kilter. I mean they're what nasty Queens in bars used to say "A mess". This crowd are a mess. Yes, they are gay.
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Very nice. I love it. Hi from a New York Protestant
When this pandemic is over you need to get over here and enjoy this with your people
@@xex-jdmodz yes. Definitely.
@@presbyteriangirl9739 Im from ni and its even better in person
Very nice love it from North Carolina concord
For all the haters!! You will never take us off the road wee are hear for the long run so enjoy 😏
It's WE
It's we 😂😂😂
GO ON !!!
Irish Catholic and love this...Pure Passionate
Severe case of Stockholm syndrome i see
Scottish Catholics couldn’t give a fuck got better things to be doing than committing there selves to what ReallyGo stay in Ireland if yous feel that strong!! Am Scottish
I've met a few catholic girls who said they love the sash...well a word of warning girls for what you have said..your catholic brethren would kneecap, elbowcap torture you then tar and feather you and once your executed you'll be tied to a lamp post for the whole community to gawk at.
Ftp
Wow! Brilliant! The most sashes in any march. Well done Govan!
No surrender X 🇬🇧💙🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Now that's a march with some real pride.
Good stuff, brilliant, east Belfast, love your style 😭😭😭
Good Stuff Jackie!!...NS
WATP - Since 1872
Needs 2 be more turn outs like this !
well done Lads we love you
Well, they certainly eat good in Scotland
lol
FOR GOD CROWN AND COVENANT
B’rit Millah?
Proud of you........;-]
What a lovely display of Christian love and understanding.
It's what Jebus would've wanted
Blue from head to toe and
That's the way I have been
Brought up to know uda
All the guys wearing their Court gear! 😀
Rod maclean True Blue love ya Danny Gardner
My big mate Rod the Prod💙🇬🇧
born & bred in the gorbals X never knew that was the govan bridge stoud under it many of times WATP
Come to antrim for the 12th of july
i marched in it lol
That's big Roddy Inverness
Are yoos still allowed under the bridge? I was wondering why there’s no people under it this year? From a Blackpool true blue
Keep her lit
Good luck
Pardon my ignorance, but who are these people? Is this Scotland? What are they marching for, and what do they believe in? Thank you.
They are Protestant, loyalists, to King and country, they are NOT Republicans
What's the second song?
I think you are referring to ‘ build my gallows’
Staunch af 👍
Ever privileged to make their uniforms in the 1980s in South Down Regalia. In Wishaw
400th like les gooooooooo!!!!!!!!!
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Just love these Irish bands, have they played "It's a long way to Tipperary"?
This is in Scotland, all loyalists to King and country NO Republicans marching here 🏴🇬🇧
Not Govan bridge it's Gorbals/Tradeston!
Bollocks!
It’s Spearnads.
Wow, I'm a converted Orange man that was electric and I would love love love to look forward to that every year. I am from the South and I get it now (why you guys do this every year). But Jackie I want to make two points, firstly NOBODY in the Irish republic cares about the Catholic church nowadays, and I do mean no one. Secondly no one in mainland Britain cares about YOU, William of Orange, your bomb fires or your parades (sad but true). just to add I am very proud to say that I was born in LONDON and in my opinion the greatest Englishman ever lived was Winston Churchill. GOD SAVE THE KING!
U do not understand. It is about Kenneth the N*gger/God. Ignorant pig.
@@josephyearwood1179 Great, but who is Kenneth and why am I an ignorant pig?
I have an autistic kinsman firstnamed O’Neill. Bet he has a seldseen blood type too.
Anyway, “Kenneth” is seemingly something to do with “Kemmet”. PC to say ‘Scota and Egypt’ but not ‘Kenneth and Egypt’. The Irish/Scottish thing is a deeper coneyhole than anyone knows.
BALTIC VOLUNTEERS LEST WE FORGET 1912 1690
Some lookers there alright. 😂😂😂😂😂
@john lowdon that your best you sad Hun!
😆😆😆😆
And are they any better at a Republican march?
@@Willseymaybe in Ireland but not Scotland
Watp lads
Grannies dress code why.
Gotta love these old Monty Python videos.
Firstly, the Govan Bridge is a tunnel. Secondly, it’s not in Govan. Thick as mince 🍊 😂😂😂
They are varmint.
Far from Govan, but it is not a tunnel.
BEASTY BHOYS JIM TORRBETT BACK DOOR CREW BEASTY IS BRITAIN 🇬🇧 😀 😄 😳 😑
Scotland's 5th column.
That bridge isn’t Govan 😂 not even close
Now 2023 and there is now less of them. Dwindling interest
Don’t those bandsmen look pretty
Strange: I didn't see any people of color!
They all live London
PATRICK GO AND PUT THE SPUDS ON . HAHAHA
mike sull. You do know that Scotland also suffered from a potato famine at the same time. Mainly in the Highlands and Islands. You are merely displaying your ignorance.
@@moraymac2922 so true but hopefully they will eventually die away sooner rather than later 🙏❤️
Mike, go to your EU loving Asian curry house.
Gpv all wombles
So this is what Sevco 5088 supporters get up to when they're not watching their team in the diddy league.
You and your kind are an anachronism laddie. You'll probably need to look that up.
+Jake Burns Rangers didn't die. Bobby Sands did. Ask UEFA about Rangers. Ask Thatcher about Bobby!
As did your Terry munro
it so nice to see Glasgow having it's own gay pride march
+NSL It's nice to see those same "gays' own and dominate Ireland since 1690.
STFUDonny1 1690!! wow you are really living in the past
+NSL says the taig on an orange walk vid.
STFUDonny1 No need to act the drama queen but you are wrong on both counts sweetie.
NSL geez a kiss, sweetie! It is old but it is beautiful, and its colours they are fine . . .
I will leave you to ponder on this. Shared from a friend.
those who March and parade in their Orange sashes in praise of their hero-king Billy, to celebrate the great Protestant victory at the Battle of the Boyne, know this: William of Orange was not fighting for the Protestant cause. He was an ally of Pope Innocent XI and his successor Pope Alexander XIII in their struggle against Louis XIV of France under the Treaty of Augsburg. In fact, half of his army & military equipment was financed by the Catholic church.
The Boyne victory was celebrated as a great Catholic victory and a Te Deum was sung in st Peters in Rome, and in the Catholic cathedrals in Vienna, Madrid and Brussels. The whole of Catholic Europe except France rejoiced in William of oranges victory. As for those Irish Protestants who fought on Williams side, how did he reward them?
He forbade them from practising the Presbyterian religion and ordered them to pay tithes to the Anglican Church of Ireland, the Irish version of the Church of England. This caused such despair among the Presbyterians that they left Ireland in droves and migrated to the USA.
Thereafter the Presbyterians dropped their bigotry towards Irish Catholicism and when the first Catholic church was built in Belfast it was Protestants who supplied most of the money to build it: about half the congregation at first mass were Protestants. In the United Irishmen's rebellion of 1798 Catholics and Protestants fought side by side for Irish independence. This terrified the British ruling class, and William Pitt the Younger gave the order to split up the Protestants and Catholics no matter the cost.
The governor, brigadier general Knox replied: "simple i will use the Orange order to create division" therefore the Orange order was used as a tool of the British ruling class to divide and weaken the working class. That is the true 'heritage' of the Orange order and probably few of those who March, bang the drums and play the flutes are aware of it.
To this day the OO still creates division on behalf of the British establishment.
Fuck, if you ever wanted a bridge to collapse.
?
why are you here?
Twat.....................
@@wbaird there type just can't help it, they love it really
@@fayarmitage6877 I'm northern Irish, and married to a man. This crowd are a wee bit off-kilter. I mean they're what nasty Queens in bars used to say "A mess". This crowd are a mess. Yes, they are gay.
What a load of rubish 2:31 2:34
This is what votes tory in Scotland.
Everyone has Type 2 Diabetes! :-D
Mutants
Learn to spell
No Catholic could like this. It's offencive and causing a reaction
Absoulute Gimps😂😂
I would be so embarrassed to be a part of this shit
Rats......the lot of them.
A Mccartney who are??
we are the people
WATP
Eyo Eyo eyoooo
Watp lads