piper playing the sash

on touring holiday in scotland with motoireland when we came across a piper . when asked , he played the sash and irish bikers started singing

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[proddyboy1873]

Ooo dear, the taigs will been in uproar now for this man to be jailed for playing this!!!

[debam66]

@djamata001

I think you'll find he can be and most definitely is, it's an Irish song sung by many Irish folk groups you retard!!

Not all Irish people are Republicans or IRA sympathisers, unlike the "SCOTTISH" Plastic paddy Brigade.

[DonegalRaymie201]

Christ, is it only the bikers & piper in the vid' that have a sense of humour?

[1916Liam]

dirty rats

[bandxparades]

Class ...

[bigboaby555]

@robsargent4 yes they were of gaelic origin those who settled in western scotland . and this probably would have been around 800 years before the reformation(and the protestant religion) so what is your point ? and of course people don't know fucking gaelic anymore because when we became part of Britain it was just another piece of our identity that we lost . anyway ,as i originally commented -the piper in full HIGHLAND dress shouldn't be playing shite to do with protestant ulster!

[robsargent4]

@bigboaby555 very name of the Scottish nation lie in Ireland, more specifically Ulster, but on the other hand I don't think the people of Ulster & Scotland are one people today. I think they're pretty separate, although obviously we share similarities. In both places I think the Protestants & Catholics clearly have more in common with each other than they do with outsiders and in Ulster, despite the Scottish links, I'd say they've more in common with their fellow Irishmen than they do with us.

[robsargent4]

@bigboaby555 well actually the Scots who settled in what is now the West of Scotland came from Ulster, setting up a Kingdom called Dalriada, which was named after the Kingdom of Dalriada back in Ulster. In fact I think the Scottish Dalriada wasn't independent from the Irish one for a while. Suffice to say, the Scots originially came from Ireland: the current Scottish identity has been influenced by Angles, Vikings and Normans (most people don't even know Gaelic any more), but the roots of the

[calvers72]

@bigboaby555 A proper country...what like Iceland, the Republic of Ireland, Greece? Let's just fuck everything up to have a Scottish army, navy, doctors, nurses, elephants, paper, biscuits...it's a bag of shite and with recent events showing there's too many monkeys running the zoo now the country will be a disaster with social cohesion at an all time low and end up fiscally fucked into the bargain.

[kos]

@djamata001 Yes, because there are absolutely no Protestants in Ireland.