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gspain
16/07/2007, 9:53 PM
It seems to me you "draw your perspective" from comparing the GAA with the Orange Order. :rolleyes:

What has the OO got to do with the proposed new Stadium for the Maze (or NI soccer generally)? :confused:

To borrow your own phrase, that is "one lopsided fecked up" line of reasoning. ;)

Actually the OO have a lot in common with the GAA. Both have featured together recently in a documentary regarding sectarian views and were featured jointly to promote both sides of the divide in the Smithsonian recently. I think the middle ground gets left out on these occasions

The OO also have issues with certain lodges honouring and promoting terroism.

geysir
17/07/2007, 11:34 PM
(Orange order and GAA)
were featured jointly to promote both sides of the divide in the Smithsonian recently.

Not jointly.
Facts:)
http://www.folklife.si.edu/festival/2007/Northern_Ireland/Participants/Musical_Instrument_Making.html
There were 25 participating groups and organizations invited, amongst the 25 were the 3 main sporting associations, Ulster GAA, the IFA and Ulster Rugby.

gspain
21/07/2007, 11:43 PM
(Orange order and GAA)
Not jointly.
Facts:)
http://www.folklife.si.edu/festival/2007/Northern_Ireland/Participants/Musical_Instrument_Making.html
There were 25 participating groups and organizations invited, amongst the 25 were the 3 main sporting associations, Ulster GAA, the IFA and Ulster Rugby.

Yes the exhibition is going on for a few months. However a friend of mine attended an event there a couple of weeks back that had the OO and the GAA representing opposite sides of the divide in Northern Ireland. There was also the tv programme that i mentioned