Probably although got this from their web site - 'The first trip to Belfast was made by a few fans independently of each other versus France Wednesday 18th August 1999'.Originally posted by gspain
The east Donegal NISC...have been around over 10 years although not very prominent as far as i know.
I'm not supporting this, but the hard facts are that only 5% of the population of the 26C is Protestant. I know loads of English (not plastics) RCs who think they are more loyal to the queen than any Orange Lill from Sandy Row. I'd doubt they'd let a few nutters from the fringes of Calvinism to swing this.Originally posted by gspain
We also have Rangers fans who also support us. This would only become an issue in the past couple of years with the morons at Lansdowne. It may be too big a leap to assume a hidden agenda of these people but if allowed to prosper they could succeed in making our national side a Catholic/Republican icon.
The Superprods at Windsor effectively do the same thing.
I'd suggest this is down to the schools they attend, and where there is a different sporting curriculum. Do they play Gaelic Sports at Wesley College or Middleton? I don't and have never played any Gaelic games because of where I grew up and the school I went to. I'm hardly an ideological bedfellow of the EDNISC.Originally posted by gspain
Whether the GAA is sectarian/racist or not is open to debate but they are effectively a Catholic organisation and protestants don't play their games. Sam Maguire and Jack Boothman are exceptions.
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