Legit, just a college lad uploading my favourite music from North and South of the Island. Yes, I like Orange music they have a few good songs, although the Green have better music overall
Thats fine, i personally hold the belief that it was the best available in 1921, doesnt mean I like monarchy, partition and all that stuff but in 1921 it was the only option.
@@johnnotrealname8168 the Anglo-Irish war? I disagree, we brought them to a stalemate which is better then any of our ancestors have done and was our biggest success since the Battle of the Yellow Ford
@@FionanUaMurchadha That is debatable too, by all accounts the British had the upper hand before the truce, which does mean the Irish succeeded in making the British blink first (Which in military terms is a win of course.) however all of that was wasted at the negotiation table. Honestly Éamon de Valera should have been in London given the @~?£ Mícheál Ó Coileáin brought back.
Must be new to TH-cam. Pretty good.
Legit, just a college lad uploading my favourite music from North and South of the Island. Yes, I like Orange music they have a few good songs, although the Green have better music overall
My schizophrenic position on the treaty means I both detest and like this.
Thats fine, i personally hold the belief that it was the best available in 1921, doesnt mean I like monarchy, partition and all that stuff but in 1921 it was the only option.
@@FionanUaMurchadha I am not sure about that. I think Britain won that War.
@@johnnotrealname8168 the Anglo-Irish war? I disagree, we brought them to a stalemate which is better then any of our ancestors have done and was our biggest success since the Battle of the Yellow Ford
@@FionanUaMurchadha That is debatable too, by all accounts the British had the upper hand before the truce, which does mean the Irish succeeded in making the British blink first (Which in military terms is a win of course.) however all of that was wasted at the negotiation table. Honestly Éamon de Valera should have been in London given the @~?£ Mícheál Ó Coileáin brought back.