http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.../norder106.xml
Seen it all now. If you can't blast them in to a united Ireland, entice them in with grants :D
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.../norder106.xml
Seen it all now. If you can't blast them in to a united Ireland, entice them in with grants :D
It's a step forward and all that, but the day i look forward to is the day when something like this doesn't make the news and is just a normal occurrence. TáL
For a minute I thought this was about Ross Kemp's next series.
Ross Kemp on Orange Men.
Money seems to be ring fenced for specific purpose. As long as this spent where it should seems fine by me but then again I would expect the same oversight of any grants.
Yes it's great to live in a liberal society and to be free from history and all that but aas dortie pointed out and everyone except Eamon O'Cuiv acknowledged on Q&A the other night was that the Orange Order discriminate against non-Protestants.
How about we dont give any bloody money to religions, they rake in enough as it is
How does one go about setting up their own religion and qualifying for those grants is what I'm wondering. Say if you need a certain amount of people signed up to qualify for a grant (2,500 people for a €50,000 grant for example) you could try and get together a group of stangers with the promise of getting €200 for signing their name, or a football club with 2,500 regulars could create their own religion (let's say Derry City Regulars) and could bring down the grant for their religions needs (away trips, flags, etc.).
It's not the craziest scam I've ever had
The Orange Order discriminate against anyone who isn't part of the religion that their members are. Why is the Government giving them grants?
Would the government give grants to a society who discriminated against the gay and lesbian community or one who discrimnated against the disabled community? I doubt it.
The Government shouldn't be giving money to any society/organisation that discriminates on the grounds of religion (including Catholic institutions), sexuality, sex, disability, race or being a Traveller. These kind of rules apply to employment of people in this country so it's a list the Government has already decided on.
Would the government give money to an eircom League club that doesn't have a ladies team?