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  • just the first of many brave exploits performed by colonel Joshua Chamberlain.... and another display of tactical genius by the Confederates. :)

  • The south rebelled against the constitution of the united states and the union put them in their place period. Yes we killed our brothers but that's civil war nothing to be proud of

  • The Confederates had an Irish Regiment as well, named after my high school in Nashville. 10th Tennessee Irish led by Colonel Randal McGavock.

  • I can't understand this tactics,stand up in full growth over against enemy's ramparts and be shot as pheasant.Why they don't assail with bayonets, as old soldier screamed? Be cursed civil war when the brother kills the brother. And were burnt in hell those ones who started that

  • @Al7417 I'm not American, but in my country was a civil war too. But I would never call this war "war when the brother kills the brother". No.. And in the U.S., and in Russia fighting Mens and Orcs. "Southerners" in the United States, "White" in Russia fought for one and the same: for his Home, his Family, for the world that they loved, the world that have created their ancestors. And the Orcs tried to destroy this World, this House, this way of Mens. Sadly, Orcs have succeeded.

  • God Save The Irish Catholics, the MEN who fought, killed & were slaughtered for AMERICA, I hope to God when our little backs are to the wall they remember their Motherland:(

  • the reason many immigrant Americans dont want to hear about the indians is because we arent responsibel for it....mostly that is, most of our ancestors didnt really get over here until well after the climax moments of the Indian Wars. The WASP Americans need to do most of the answering for that horror.

  • My family opposed this unit at the stone wall they where the 24th Ga Infantry CSA

    Long live the Irish no matter what side they fought for !

  • Andy a Pro-British bum living with his mum at the age of 42! He comments on all the Irish videos on youtube lol he puts the British people right to shame doesn't he!

  • the irish...let me dream boys

  • irish americans are so stupid,"we want the brits out of ireland" "up the ra" ETC..yet you all live on lands stolen from native americans

  • @andythehun09 ????? the population of natives never was bigger than 3-4 millions (US and Canada). They were hunters and sometimes small farmers. The land wasn't stolen from natives. They deserved for the land. sorry, but if someone needs whole state for one tribe of 20'000 I believe it's exagerated.

  • @tomenicus i presume your irish/american..if this is the case,your irish side will bang on about british massacres at croke park,bloody sunday ETC,but your american side will deny the massacres at wounded knee,sand creek ETC..I dont think the extinction of hundreds of native american tribes,and the forced removal of 99% of the others is an exaggeration.EVERY american lives on stolen lands

  • @andythehun09 That is literally the stupidest thing I have ever heard. By that argument we should return every piece of land on earth to whoever was there first. Every single person on earth lives on stolen land. Rome had a whole bunch of massacres of natives in Britain and nobody says that that land should be returned. I am American and acknowledge that those 2 massacres you mentioned happened.

  • @Jdaki 1 I couldnt agree more,could you please inform the Irish americans of that information.and tell them to stop banging on about ulster

  • @andythehun09 damn Ulsters

  • @andythehun09 I'm the polish historitian, living in Poland. writing about Sand Creek, and Wounded Knee you're right, but consider Metacomet, or massacres done by Sioux and Cheyens on the civilian people. Do you know, that every American natives never stopped to fight each other in XIX century? for instance: The Little Big Horn Campaign was planned to remove SIoux and Cheyennes from Crow territory! And Extinction of what tribes you've on your mind?

  • @tomenicus most of the small tribes in california and new england no longer exist or became so small in number that they were swallowed up by larger tribes.and to compare the odd massacre of white civilians to the massacres of whole indian villages is silly.as for the little big horn campaign(theres gold in them their hills) .and as a polish man you should know we were killing each other in europe only a couple of decades ago.

  • @andythehun09 Why comparing whites civilian massacres and Indian massacres is silly? For instance. during the wars with indians in US from 1865 to 1891 Soldiers and civillians supporting soldiers casualties was 2570 (killed and wounded). Indians (total) 5519. Sioux reservate was 200.000km2 big (for about 20.000). And look on the map, where's Black hills (where was gold) and where's Little big horn. 

  • @andythehun09 Meanwhile, the population of natives was 250000 on plains and 2 milions on the rest of the country. There was found the indian village from XIV century, wich was destroyed by other indians, 400 killed, man, woman and children (girls was propably taken). in 1835 Sioux indians exterminated Piegan tribe. Look, I understand moral hangover caused by lack of the primitive tribes on tha american plains, BUt it's XXIst century. THats history.

  • @tomenicus can i also suggest you get your information from native writings (dee brown ETC) and not rely on what is clearly biased information from the so called victors

  • @tomenicus if you want a true reflection of US policy towards the natives on film watch little big man or soldier blue.stop watching john wayne

  • @andythehun09 The irish weren't the ones who helped in the slaughte of real americans we stayed on the eastern seaboard you tool.

  • @JordoF6 typical deluded irish/american,,always in denial

  • @andythehun09 I'm irish. im from dublin im not denying anythign im merely defending the irish disporia.

  • irish vs irish never understood that along with gentlemen fighting using linear tactics w/ rifles

  • Greedy banksters caused the civil war

  • Ktockly, maybe they wanted to fight? Maybe they wanted something to do?

  • why did my countrymen die, for america. this is fucking bullshit. we had our own problems in ireland why wouldnt they come over here and fight for us.

  • @ktockly Because there was a famine in Ireland and thousands where dying every month from starvation not to mention they where getting fucked with from jolly old England. So many left Ireland in hopes to find work and some food. They found both and help create the greatest nation on earth.

  • @ktockly because they obviously would rather fight for america .

  • @mesohorny360 your ignorance is funny.

  • @ktockly alright i will admit that was a dick thing to say...

  • "They be after our lucky charms boys - CHARGE!!!!!!"

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  • AOUHOUHOU WOUHOUHOU AOUHOUHOU !!!!!

  • nice to see more bad attempts at irish accents... but anyway great movie

  • @DrrnTW better then most

    

  • Can anyone give me the name of the song at 0:49

  • Gross incompetence and lack of tactical common sense...no amount of troops thrown at that wall on Maryes Hieghts could withstand the withering fire that swept that hillside from the sunken road.

  • Had Grant and Sherman commanded the Union at the start of the war, it would have been over by the fall of 1961. Bull Run happened in July and Richmond would have fallen right after that.

  • @Boelcke1919 Grant realized something that mcclellan, hooker, mead and burnside were all to afraid to realize: he had more soldiers, better equipment, and used that to his advantage. Lee out-generaled grant the entire time grant was in command, but grant simply had near every advantage including morale after gettysburg. He pushed at the confederates and ground them into dust. If he hadnt, the war may have gone on for another 10 years.

  • Irish, german and blacks had thier own seperate brigade sperate from anglo americans. Irish blacks and germans paid a heavy price for fighting for the union.

  • Irish always seem to get the short end of the stick

  • The general takes after longshanks. Artillery costs money, send the irish, the dead cost nothing.

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  • Irish Brave MANS! Greating from Russia!

  • RIP to the men of irish Brigades from the North and South.

  • Irish Brigade was in forefront of most of the big fights, from the Seven Days right through Gettysburg. They were decimated at Antietam, Fredericksburg and again at Chancellorsville - by the time the Brigade got to Gettysburg they had 532 men in the ranks.

  • @Manwithamission1972 thats because they were fighters

  • No , not sarcasm, i'm irish and i despair when i look at how us humans treat each other and always have.

    Do you know the song christy moore covered, " the holy ground" ?

    Says it all realy. Actually, yeah it was sarcasm, in reaction to that sad sad film.

  • Whats the name of the song at 0:26? Song of the rebel irish? anyone know?

  • Precursor to the Western Front sixty years later - what a damn shame in both instances.

  • such clever monkeys, well done them.

  • @larryfrayne52 i hope your being sarcastic because irish and british culture aside are not different at all.

  • what a tragic waste of brave men....

  • There is no bravery more potent then charging into certain death.

  • @spiritmartyr009 that was the way back then mate.

  • @JordoF6

    Hence bravery being taken for stupidity. You are definetly right.

  • Should have had those attackers lay down from the start rather than standing in place. I never understand why they had this style to just stand in one place and wait to get shot while they load the guns.

  • Irish have to be some of the best soldiers in the world

  • God Save the 80,000 Irish Catholics who fought for the Xonfederacy.

  • IT'S FUNNY, HERE IN THE SOUTH YOU'LL FIND STATUES OF CIVIL WAR HEROES AND GENERALS  IN TOWNS ALL OVER THE PLACE AS WELL AS REENACTMENTS BUT YOU WON'T FIND VERY MANY OF EITHER ONE IN THE NORTH.

  • @texasgungeek Whats with the caps? You sound like some crazy old goat, on coccaine. I understand you but change your letters.

  • @texasgungeek In California, we have reenactments every year in my town. I'm avid scholar on the Civil War, and I have ancestors who fought and died while fighting for Georgia.

  • @DonTheCritic Where do you live?

  • England was called Britain my Now (1862). It changed it name in 1707 joining England , Wales and Scotland together.

  • these fucking idiots of the north will have their lesson learned ! Fuck off you fucking idiots

    

  • @Bartolone42 i bet you're unemployed

  • these fucking idiots of rthe north have their lesson learned ! Fuck off

  • Had Lincoln offered the Irish Brigade 50 cases of whiskey and 3 sacks of potato's  for breaking the confederate line at Fredicksburg, the battle would have been over in 30 minutes.

  • @Oso1G Ha friggin ha

  • @Oso1G Add a weeeee bit o' Guiness and we'll drive them rebels all the way to Richmond!

  • @Oso1G really.and your a real funny fkr

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  • @Oso1G Only one problem... They're fighting their fellow Irishmen!!!

  • @Oso1G Yeah, many times the Civil War soldiers hardly got to eat anything especialy the Confederates though. Did you know Confederate Colonel Len T. von Zincken from a Louisiana regiment heard a Irishman yell "Charge 'em, boys they have cheese in their haversacks!"

  • @Oso1G Its easy be brave behind a keyboard isnt it? you son of a bi*ch?!!

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  • @bmt104 Fuck the North deportation of all blacks by Lincoln following Union victory was and will never be a good idea. the more you know...

  • The best exampel how meanless the Civil War was. First the Wars between French and English, than the War for independence, and then................

  • It was very sad seeing the Irish fighting the Irish.

  • @bmt104 They still do it the dumb feckers

  • The South will rise again, that can be certain. Lee should have freed the slaves then fired on Fort Sumpter so all those damn burecratic yankees don't have something to gripe over for 150 years. Everybody i talk to thinks the war was over slaves, well that was an issue but the war was over the North not recognizing the Constitutional States rights of the South and putting huge tarriffs and embargoes on cotton shipped north to the mills.

  • @bmt104 fuck the south slavery is and was never cool having a man or women work for you without pay for that long you guys

  • It's easy to hate the English, but sometimes that's not the best course of action.

  • Tears in my eyes!! When I saw the harp on the Confederate flag, I got the feling I exectly know what they were in! I'm also convinced the Union Irish brigade didn't knew they were fighting against their brothers...

  • It was sad to see the Irish having to fight their own brothers.

  • so sad

  • The south is going to rise again and take back what is rightfully ours

  • The Civil War was very sick. Poor and brave Irish soldiers on both sides. God bless the Irish.

  • ive never heard an irish man chant peru in all the 17 years ive been living here xD

  • @Evan7893 Probably because it was not Peru, rather Éirinn. One of the most underplayed chapters in history is the irish fighting on the Confederate side

  • Fucking Unionist Irish,I am for Erin Volunteers on CONFEDERFATE site!

  • God Bless the Irish

  • @WilliamWallace96 yaaaahhh hooooo!!!

  • The irish are what gave America its spirit to never give up and to stand in front of tyrany and certain death with great courage.

  • @JordoF6 i think it was the french

  • @1860george While french are very brave people they arent the ones hwo gave america that spirit.

  • @JordoF6 it wasent the micks either i have never heard that the irish influenced any sort of push for independence i america it was taxes by king george and other things that made them yearn to be free however it was also the french who backed them up millitarily.

  • @1860george micks what a childish name for irish people..I never said the french never did anything i know my history.And 4 of the signers of american indepenence where irish and 8 others where of irish origin.Where are your ancestors from?

  • @JordoF6 i live in baldoyle north dublin im born and raised in ireland. the fact is that in 1776 approx 80% of the american colonists were english i doubt they even thought of ireland let alone used us as an example for their own independence movement. i have yet to see any document that stated the american colonists were inspired by ireland

  • @1860george ''english politician qoate'' we would have kept america if it havent been for the damn irish''.

    Obama on irish ''Never has a nation so small inspired so much and also besides that you seem to love dishing your own people and what fucking irishman or woman calls their own people a mick? i'm doubting your irish just because you know where north dublin is dosent mean you irish.

  • @JordoF6 so one quote from an unnamed ''englsih politician''? get a grip  obama is playing to the irish vote he would say shit is gold im irish born in the coombe hospital 1976 and we are micks its slang if your that sensitive then please go away and dont bother me again.

  • @1860george Firstly i know what obama is saying is to get votes secondly a few english politicians did say that 3rdly i am not sensitive to the word at all its just very suspiscious an irish person would even say the word to refer to their own people, i still don't believe your irish i'm not being mean.I was born in kildare in 1971 and have only retired from the irish army after serving in bosnia with the Un in the 1990s and lebanon and chad recently the irish do inspire.

  • @JordoF6 Yep no Irish people use "mick" as a slang word to describe themselves - I smell a rat

  • @irishhistoryman Who me or the other fella? because i know no irish people who call themselves a mick onyl if their name is michael.

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  • @1860george I agree. The british-americans dispised Irish and Irish in America. The ones who did have any support for Irish were Native-Indians. Also belive it or not some ulster-scots sided with the Irish too. The english didnt give a shit. The Irish had to work themselves and rely on tthemselves. Only way they progressed was because of the help of the Pope/Rome and other Catholic immigrants in USA.

  • @WilliamWallace96 amen to that lol same with me i'm swede, norwegian, british, scottish, irish, welsh, russian, german, swiss, and austrian

  • @WilliamWallace96  Well said man, I learned to respect any man who puts on the uniform and fights for the country.

  • Fuck the Union hypocrites

  • @moosey62 What??

  • Primarily Irish and Scottish, but I've got Scandiavian (Netherlands/Dutch), French, Welsh, and a bit of English and one generation of Blackfoot Tribe (Native American) in my bloodline.....but my family's always been primarily of IRish and Scottish stock (I've actually researched my family tree--props to my grandfather who started recording my entire family lineage and history), however you slice it, I'm still half Irish and partially Scottish.....*cont*

  • @HerrCollier And even if I were more of a mutt than that.....this would STILL move me to tears. Put yourselves in the shoes of a man on either side of that line....knowing, KNOWING that the man just hundreds of yards away was from the same island you were from....the US, even back then, was a LARGE country in comparison....so no doubt that many of those men on both sides had at least passed each other in youth, if not known each other before in life on a regular basis.

  • @HerrCollier Scandinavian doesn't mean the Dutch bro. Scandinavia is Norway, Denmark and Sweden (though some count Finland and Iceland).

  • Germans, Irish, and Blacks won the war for the Union. Hail Brothers!

  • in my blood i carry the following Irish/Scottish/Cherokee Indian/ and German. and i to am a proud mutt you can bash on this all you want but if you do that then it means your jealous or just a hater of the proud Irish/Scottish

  • Only intresting war the Irish fought in.

  • @GCmediacourse We fought in WW1,WW2 the bosnian war we fought in the napoleon wars mate we fought in ever war there was.

  • @JordoF6 You are correct but what I ment were wars before the American Civil war

  • @GCmediacourse Hmm we fought in the Hundred years war between france and england we wear pushed to the front lines often.We used to fight the normans vikings and all that is pretty interesting and we used to fight with each other.

  • Anyone know what the fife tune played at 50 seconds is? Thanks!

  • @WilliamWallace96 Love the 69th! My poor great grandfather had come into New York that September just in time to end up in this mess. He had no idea of what the war was about even he just wanted enough to eat.

  • @WilliamWallace96 A Feckin Men.

  • "They shall not run from the charge of lances." Irish Brigade motto. God damn Burnside for an incompetent butcher.

  • Wasn`t Thomas Francis Meagher riding a horse ?

  • the south had better generals than the north but were outnumbered by men coming in as immigrants from europe the same as in ww2 germany had far superior generals to the brits and americans but by sheer force of numbers the germans were beaten after 6 long years of fighting.

  • God bless the South!!

  • @WilliamWallace96 all the people of the world are spanish by birth, irish by birth, french by birth, but americans.. americans are americans by heart !!!!!!!!! cuz its a country made by inmigrants of other nationalities !!!!

    XXXXXXX BY BIRTH, AMERICAN BY CHOICE !!!!!!

  • Over 100,000 Irish Catholics volunteered for the Union side of the civil war, over 80,000 Irish Catholics choose to have fought for the Confederacy.

    End of story.

  • @WilliamWallace96 im english and to hear someone proud of their country shows that that person has pride in helping it. to love your country is to hate the the ones who spoil it

  • What is the name of the song in 0.50? Thanks ^^

  • What some of you fail to realize is that this is the wars were fought everything was done according to Napoleonic style .. this war came at the worst possible time ...a crossroads in technology the rifle was now the standard nit the exception in an army also artillery was improved ..generals in turn still didn't learn form these mistakes and again soldiers paid dearly years later only worse in the great war which for the most part attacks were sent in the same manner

  • More of this frigging Scots Irish bullshit. You pretend Ulster Scots idiots don't have a history that doesn't involve murder and land stealing. Now, stop rewriting history and go back to Britain.

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  • Well, I admire the irish on both sides, They did their duty, they payed the price, and did what they had to do, despite how painful it must have been.

  • The irish brigade were protestants, northern irish of scots and english descent.

    They hated the native catholic irish thats why they left for american, so remember that when you talk of the irish brigade, should really be called the ulster brigade.

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  • @martinkb10 Not true!! Protestant Scots-Irish by the 1860s had blended into the American population mainstream, both North and South, and it is impossible to know how many of them fought. However, the Irish Brigade was specifically Irish Catholic, recent immigrants since the Famine of the 1840s and led by Thomas Francis Meagher, a leading Irish Nationalist at the time against British rule in Ireland. Moreover, the Brigade was just a small fraction of the hundreds of thousands of Irish who fought

  • @martinkb10

    what the hell history did you learn, the irish brigade were all CATHOLIC with the exception of the 29th mass who left very shortly and were replaced with the Catholic 28th mass, and the Irish brigade that they were named after were the brigade that served France,except for the 88th NY, who took the number 88 after the connaught rangers

  • @Ampolitor wrong they were by far and away the majority protestants read through all the cooments i must have learnt history at the same school as 20 others who posted comments here! fact

  • @martinkb10 well then your school is screwed up, and I doubt you learned about the makeup of a brigade in school, the 29th were PROTESTANT so they left, and the 28th were Catholic who replaced them, and Finnian, and if you know anything about history, without looking it up on the internet you'll know what that means.

  • @Ampolitor so at least you admit the 29th were protestant now!, the 28th were a smaller in number and amateurs compared to the 29th and by no means all catholic

  • @martinkb10 Most of them WERE Catholic though. Most of the men who survived service in the Irish Brigade (and some from the south) went on to defeat the Canadians when the Finnians invaded Canada in 1866. The brigade had several Catholic Chaplains with them through out the war. Are you trying to discredit the Irish Catholics or something by minimizing their presence in the Brigade?

  • @GeneralKenobiSIYE i'm not trying to discredit the catholcs, i'm making sure the protestants aren't overlooked, god bless the 29th

  • @martinkb10 Who gives a shit they're over looked here? This was a Catholic Unit. Protestants had most of the rest of the army. They had the other famous units like the Iron Brigade, the Vermont Brigade, most of the Philadelphia Brigade (except the 69th Penn. which was mostly Irish), the 20th Maine, the Bucktails, as well as most of the Generals. Can't the Catholic Boys have just this one? The 29th was attached for a few months anyway. from the Peninsular Campaign up to just after Antietam.

  • @GeneralKenobiSIYE Many of the men in the Philadelphia brigade were Catholics, company K of the 71st Pennsylvania was made completely of Irish iron workers from Phoenixville

  • @martinkb10 You're retarded, lol. Fuck up you twat prod.

  • @TheAssist thats the attitude that likes to hide the truth!

  • @martinkb10 Wrong! Only the 29th Mass was Protestant and most were not even Irish. They were more attached to the Irish Brigade than actually a part of it because the 28th Mass had not been fully mustered yet. The Brigade just needed reinforcements badly by Antietam. They had Catholic priests with them at all times, and even had one give the brigade absolution before they went to hold the Wheat Field at Gettysburg. (cont.)

  • @martinkb10 (cont.) Of the five regiments, only the 116th Penn used a blue state flag instead of "Those Damn Green Flags" (as they were called by a Confederate General) the other four used because they had as many German/French/Polish-Catholics as Irish-Catholics so were not predominately Irish as the other four. Much is said about how the well the 29th fought with the Irish because of their differing religious backgrounds. I.E. Irish Catholic immigrants and American born Protestants.

  • I am proud to be Irish and I love this part of the movie

  • @TheGesb79 Americans are in love with Ireland, seriously.

  • "Every action of our lives touches on some chord that will vibrate in eternity."

    - Sean O'Casey

  • So we Irish are in the shit at the moment, we've being here many times before and most likly will be again. But it's the irish way to grin and bare it till we make it through and then look back and remember the look times and laugh (and most likely drink,yep that stereotypes is fearly true).

    So stop with the bow how irelands ruined she'l be grand.

    God help the really fuck in ireland

  • @WilliamWallace96 Me to except im english, scottish, irish, welsh, norwegian, swedish, and prussian or german but I take pride in prussia more than germany but im most proud of being scotting and this part always gets me its so sad. it was a horrible battle and a stupid plan god dam you burnside you wasted so many union lives i would have listen to hand cock

    by the way God Bless The U.S.A

  • Why the hell did he advance to withing range and then not bayonet charge them? Idiot Commander.

  • @armorsmith43 rifles of the civil war could be affective for several hundred yards that amount of distance to charge would have virtually destroyed the entire brigade before they were even close to the wall

  • are they cheering for the irish union soldiers or what?

  • @edyoung44 it seems they are .......respect for the fight and irish fighting spirit

  • @edyoung44 Yes they are... acknowledging the bravery that they had just displayed

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  • the irish realy took loads of casulties in so manny wars it realy is something sad when you think about it from the older days when the british ocupied em,during the civil war (were they even had to fight eatch other) and on to current days with the things that started on "bloody sunday" another civil war it realy is something to think about ,about the verry sad history in search for peace that teh irish already faught so hard for i realy do respect em for there struggle 

  • The words of Armistead to Pickett at the end of the video about men marching into carnage....prophetic words if any.

    God Save Ireland!

    God Save Dixie!

    God Save America!

  • Just by following the basic principles in "The Art of War" you would never even consider such a suicidal assault. Throughout history soldiers always pay the price for their commanders' poor judgement.

  • I think they did a great job portraying St. Clair A Mulholland, made him look like the pan-ultimate Paddy soldier. Probably one of the best "Leprechaunizing" of Irish looks since Ron Howard's brother in Far & Away. Great Stuff.

  • @N1k1mon Only problem is that he didn't serve in the 28th Mass, but the 116th Penn. and he was a Major during the battle of Fredericksburg.

  • @GeneralKenobiSIYE Bah! Mere details!

    Well, they cant expect to get it perfect! =)

  • @TheGesb79 yea well with a large Irish-America population, id say so ;D

  • Does anyone know what the confederates are chanting at 6:36. My best guess is, "faugh a ballagh" but im not entirely sure... or it could be "arewwww!!!!"

  • @undescoldmind Faugh a Ballagh, As Gaelige, means "clear the Way"! in native Irish.

  • @undescoldmind :Faugh-a-Ballagh(Clear the Way)Was the motto of the now disbanded sectarian Ulster Defence Regiment now called the RIR(Royal Irish Rangers)Who are nothing more than an anti-catholic and anti-Irish Malitia.Most members were also members of the UDA,RUC,and UVF.UK.Govt backed terrorists.Ireland Abu.

  • @undescoldmind definitely not "Fág a' balach" nor is it "Abú" (to victory) as both of these are Irish battle cries giving warning to an enemy... they were actually saluting the bravery of their fellow Irishmen who stood their ground and behaved with conspicuous gallantry in the face of withering fire. "Horrah" or "horruh" is most likely not for their own victory but in recognition their opponent's display of courage. Accounts of the battle of Fredricksburg allude to this event.