Wednesday, September 03, 2008
Quasi-flag skirmish
It is not only the politicians pushing the flag wars, a Boots customer complaint led to the withdrawal of Union flag style t-shirts from its main Belfast store. Staff involved in a Dunhill promotion had been wearing the t-shirt. It was in the design of a UK flag but with grey instead of red bands.
Fair Deal @ 06:24 AM
The new Irish tourist shop “Carrolls” recently opened in Belfast city center. They have green, white and orange everywhere(no sign of unionist colours or symbols). There could be an argument that Irish tourist shops are sectarian.
Posted by on Sep 03, 2008 @ 05:10 PMI think that awful rock combo, The Who, should be barred from these islands. Imagine wearing Union Jackets….and all those r/w/b target t-shirts.
Unforgiveable. Even if they did put on a f**kin’ EXCELLENT show in Marlay Park last year…. :-D
Posted by on Sep 04, 2008 @ 08:41 PM“I think that awful rock combo, The Who, should be barred from these islands. Imagine wearing Union Jackets….and all those r/w/b target t-shirts.”
Never fear Raven, Roger Daltrey is well versed in Irish traditional music.
http://www.thewhocollection.com/daltrey/cds/chief.jpg
It was a great gig,but the Oxygen gig in 2006 was excellent.
Posted by on Sep 04, 2008 @ 09:36 PMWhy are there no mods in Belfast?
Would you go around wearing a trarget on your back?
Posted by on Sep 08, 2008 @ 02:47 PM
