Belfast 2nd Nov.Come & see these brave young RIR soldiers. Faugh a Ballagh.Clear the way.Also see the face of republican sectarianism who are having a counter march. Do young american soldiers come home to ira sympathizers protests.They are not oppressing the republican community ,they are coming home.Ulster will remain Ulster until all her people decide . 6not9.
2. Majority come from N Ireland - about 60% Remainder are mainly from the South with the odd New Zealander, Englishman, Jamaican, Fijian thrown in etc.
3. No rivalry except friendly rivalry. You get loads of banter, but nothing malicious. See all the Tricolours mixed in with the Red Hand of Ulster?
Long live the brave royal irish
gillhill92 3 years ago 6
Belfast 2nd Nov.Come & see these brave young RIR soldiers. Faugh a Ballagh.Clear the way.Also see the face of republican sectarianism who are having a counter march. Do young american soldiers come home to ira sympathizers protests.They are not oppressing the republican community ,they are coming home.Ulster will remain Ulster until all her people decide . 6not9.
63gc 3 years ago
My older bro was in RIR,
the fijians are big guys like..
Hopin to join up myself in later years.
NorthernIrelandKid 3 years ago
A few answers for you.
1. No. I'm not!
2. Majority come from N Ireland - about 60% Remainder are mainly from the South with the odd New Zealander, Englishman, Jamaican, Fijian thrown in etc.
3. No rivalry except friendly rivalry. You get loads of banter, but nothing malicious. See all the Tricolours mixed in with the Red Hand of Ulster?
Jim
jamesaberry 3 years ago
1. Is everyone in the RIR Irish?
2. Do most of em come from Northern Ireland?
3. Is there much sectarian rivlary between the catholic volunteers from the Republic or overseas and the Protestant Irish these days?
techlogi7 3 years ago