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Originally Posted by Sephiroth
Which all goes to prove my point that the/many Irish still are antagonistic towards Britain, including the non-native Irish Varadkar.
Anyway, by your analogy we can stretch to the various invaders of England in the days before Kirk Douglas (to coin a phrase from Porridge).
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No, they’re not - you just say they are.
To (most) Irish, and those of Irish descent, it’s History - we acknowledge it, but know it’s in the past, and don’t get bitter (if only others did the same).
Vardakar was born in Dublin, his mother is from County Waterford - how is he "non-native Irish"?
That’s like saying my son and daughter are "non-native English" because I was born in Scotland, even though they were born, and have lived all their lives (not counting Uni and travels abroad) in Yorkshire.
"non-native Irish" - shame on you.