Wonder no more:
Wonder no more:I've yet to see the flag they were using in France for the world cup
You have to wonder about the thoughts behind the article when it's from the same man who said "The soldiers song is a disgrace in international terms"; Who recently said "Ireland's call has no place in the international arena" and then wrote a wonderful article congratulating Argentina in a way that even Dunph in his most blinkered and sickeningly odd way wouldn't dare to utter.
If we change due to mix ups, then: all those horizontalists need to change to: Holland, Luxemburg. Austria and Latvia; Russia, Serbia, Croatia (take away the emblems and then what). Australia, New Zealand and other ex-British holdings (stroll by a marina and can you tell what is from the BIV etc?).
If we're going to change I'm for something along the lines of the 'Stans, not Mr. Staunton or Vanilla not-Nice, but Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan etc. They have interesting anthems and flags, and for us....
A green flag, a leprechaun, crock of gold, pint of guinness, hurley and brown envelope.
I like the flag and even if it gets replaced its not like it cant and wont be reproduced - I dont know if the con[fed]derate flag has any status anymore but those that hold it dear still wave it.
It never had any official status according to this.I left out the "fed". Mea culpa.
What is now often called "The Confederate Flag" or "The Confederate Battle Flag" (actually a combination of the Battle Flag's colors with the Second Navy Jack's design), despite its never having historically represented the CSA as a nation, has become a widely recognized symbol of the South. It is also called the "rebel" or "Dixie" flag ...
A green flag, a leprechaun, crock of gold, pint of guinness, hurley and brown envelope.
It's that bigoted rag or the biased, hypocritical morally superior one? Not much of a choice of Irish broad sheet daily’s is there?Please no more Kevin Myers links, keep his poison to that bigoted rag he writes on.
Speak for yourself (and Sir Bob?).The words of Bob Geldofs old song comes to mind "Banana Republic ..."
Well, when you have Eoghan Harris writing glorious stories about our glorious leader, and then is appointed a senator, and gets even more poetical in his praise of our glorious leader, you have to raise an eyebrow
Eh!?!I know, it is a bit like what Hugo Chavez does
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