[2ndDivisionVet]

Hey, I think we’ve found a solution to that minimum wage problem.

[Mark17]

I am glad I am Irish. I would have told the snow flakes to go pound sand. I am glad the Irish did too.

[Steve Van Doorn]

Imagine that. Irish defending southern states while the southern states cave.

[Navy Patriot]

Irish town refuses to remove Confederate plaque

I'll bet BLM and Antifa are already sending a bunch of angry Negros to pick a fight over this ...

... with the Irish ...

[jerod]

Scarlet O’Hara would be proud... And she’s the strongest female lead in any movie that I’ve ever seen, except for maybe Ripley in the Alien series of films.

[jerod]

Oh’ And by the way... If you haven’t seen ‘Gone with the Wind’ see it now before it’s banned outright.

[TheNext]

FU Big US Government.

The Confederates said that also. Hooray Ireland.

IMPORT the Irish. DEPORT the Rest.

[Altura Ct.]

despite intensive lobbying from the United States.

WTF?

[AbnSarge]

Good for them!

Major Dowling’s birthplace (Knockballyvishteal, Milltown) is less than a mile from my cousin’s house

[ConservaTeen]

The Irish are great people. Lobbying by the US? Was it George Soro’s minions? I bet it was.

[BroJoeK]

Dowling was one, ah, heck of a guy.
He lived hard, did well and, sadly, died way too young, of yellow fever.

His victory over a Union flotilla at the Battle of Sabine Pass (mouth of the river separating Texas & Louisiana), defeated a Union tactic which had previously won at Mobile & New Orleans.
It got Dowling promoted to major in the Confederate Army.

Dowling is honored with a statue, school & street names in Houston, a memorial at Sabine Pass and in his home town of Tuam, Ireland.

[VietVet876]

My wife has cousins living in Tuam. Some may be “republicans”.

[Gay State Conservative]

The only town in Ireland to have a plaque commemorating a Confederate Army war hero on a public building is set to keep the memorial in place despite intensive lobbying from the United States.

American Marxists needn't worry....Brussels will take care of the matter in one of their 2,300 page long official decrees that individual member states can do nothing to stop.

[Paine in the Neck]

Meanwhile the country is filling up with moslems - slave merchants and slave owners to this very day - and not a peep.

[Verginius Rufus]

The highest-ranking Irishman to serve in the US Civil War was Patrick Cleburn, born in Killumney (Co. Cork) in 1828, died at the battle of Franklin on Nov. 30, 1864. He rose from private to general. Nothing to commemorate him in his birthplace?

[Lurkinanloomin]

Good for them.

[jmacusa]

Well sure ‘n’ begorrah the Paddies are having none of it! “Touch the fecking statue an’ yer dead boyo. History DOES make for strange bed fellows.