Ireland could do with more people like Naomi north & south.
@iano23921 күн бұрын
Very decent person. Comfortable in her skin, but humble with it. Kindness doesn't need anything but itself.
@Aquines21 күн бұрын
Great interview with Naomi with some great insights, but I do believe we all put our beliefs and identity in something, even we all have some form of unconscious bias weather it’s I like carrots or carrot cake, or Man UTD or Liverpool. But if they are our ultimate identity, As Naomi said we are all broken .
@grahamfleming813921 күн бұрын
The majority in Ulster and that is made up of 7of9 counties backing European and Dail Erinn governments. Perhaps we should let democracy rule!
@JohnLynessPhDCEngCMath22 күн бұрын
An honest woman - and steadfast !
@MICHAELCAMPBELL6922 күн бұрын
Likeable woman
@davidh654322 күн бұрын
Nah. Typical Alliance faffing about, without committing to anything. You can talk and talk all you want but Unionism and Nationalism are oil and water, any common ground is superficial or unavoidable from an existential point of view. The enmity and incompatibility is intractable. The only way out of the impasse is a lasting significant demographic shift. Hopefully raw nature will prevail over human nature some day. Those who say they are neither Unionist or Nationalist are either dithering jellyfish who will go along with their tribe when push comes to shove, or are recent immigrants. Personally, I do not want to see a border poll happening for a long time, nor do most in the South either. The thoughts of a 'shared island' where we have to pander to the likes of Jim Allister or that rat Bryson, or even join the Commonwealth (god help us) makes me want to puke.
@johnpurcell752522 күн бұрын
Supports the John Lennon view of world Imagine
@fairlymajorstationno129823 күн бұрын
Very mixed up person DOES NOT know who she is
@iano23921 күн бұрын
Huh? She is comfortable in who she is. Catholic education is useful to Catholics. Why would people give it up? State schools have often supported the state.
@PS-ru2ov19 күн бұрын
how is she mixed up? I see myself as British first and I am proud of it , I am also Northern Irish and proud of that and I am also Irish as well I am all three so i say the same
@PatrickButler-pp4hh23 күн бұрын
Highly likeable, intelligent, articulate and clear thinking woman. A Godsend, and may she thrive in a long happy life.
@MartinSmyth-es9ky23 күн бұрын
Go raibh maith agat. 👏
@patrickcullinane746123 күн бұрын
Everyone Born on the Island of Ireland is Classified As Irish In England and Everywhere Else in the World 🌎 Identify as however you wish Absolutely Parity of Esteem Respect for Britishness and Irishness Equals Identity Is Divide And Conquer From Colonialism Imperialism Every Six Days A Country Celebrates There Independence From Britian 😱
@ernestmostly815623 күн бұрын
The British have a terrible habit of forcing their identity onto others, Britishness is overbearing, it overrides ones own culture and national identity, As a Scot who totally rejects any notion of Britishness, i all to often encounter angered Brits being vexed when you proclaim your non Britishness. I am Scottish, Not British,
@Somerset-uf2nw23 күн бұрын
Colonialism is a strange animal indeed. One can be British without ever being in Britain, and because your Government gives you a piece of Paper stating you're British. Crazy World.
@daughter_of_earth23 күн бұрын
I loved listening to her. However, I wondered what her position was on the conflict between gender identity extremists and women rights. She was talking about bullying of lgbt people, which often seems to be why some women support transactivists without thinking it through.
@seamustroy474723 күн бұрын
She is a breath of fresh air. She would make a great president of Ireland next year. 🇮🇪 🥰
@Eireannach2316 күн бұрын
More like daughter of division.
@Alan13Mac23 күн бұрын
Honest Brave woman
@mjw1234528 күн бұрын
Thanks for this. Rather painful her exult the RUC and their brute allies the B Specials. Both brute, murderous, anti-Catholic brutes that precipitated 30yr mayhem, murder, suffering, pograms 1920s. More murderous than the KKK. Not so happy attempts to dignify them here. Still totally commend discussions like this.
@rossworthАй бұрын
18:08 After sending that letter, Thierry Breton was sacked
@Eddie36144Ай бұрын
Great insights presented with humanity and intelligence.
@arturofuente4832Ай бұрын
Please help the poor negro.
@arturofuente4832Ай бұрын
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@arturofuente4832Ай бұрын
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@donalfahy6786Ай бұрын
G'day from Brisbane, Australia 🇦🇺
@cavemancaveman5190Ай бұрын
Howdy from Florida
@niallodonnell8860Ай бұрын
A proper pro-British Irish person- such a contrast to the yellow pack version that populated so much of our media up to recently. Instead of an anti-nationalist intellectual warrior who is suddenly impotent in the face of the most superficial ,fatuous brexit English version we have an Irish person who finds our own nationalism and the aforementioned supercilious English version to be equally ridiculous. What a relief. Her experience of some of the British Conservatives doesn't surprise me at all and indeed it does not surprise in the least that they view the loss of Ireland to the UK in a similar way to the way I view the loss of Ulster to Ireland. It's when you ask the question why that you realise how much this has to do with the British and how little it has to do with the Irish. I suspect she understands
@bunyip5841Ай бұрын
I learned European history in Primary school in Ireland in the 1950s. I spent a short time in school in Wales and was surprised there was only English history taught there.
@davidmccarter9479Ай бұрын
Dubliners definitely a little bit not sure footed when talking to a northerner. They don’t quite know what sort of northerner you are. But they are getting better.
@iano2392 ай бұрын
We heard a lot more than her intro. I'm 58 so a similar experiences. Reasonable people do truly awful things.
@Neil-f9c2 ай бұрын
There is no such thing. As British Ness. Scots are different than english
@rincemor2 ай бұрын
New book just published by Des Ekin called ‘The Brutish Empire’. I really can’t understand how any person from the former colonies, or even anyone who considered themselves progressive, can accept an honour in the name of the ‘Brutish Empire’.
@anibrown53742 ай бұрын
A reframing of the issues, similarly to the 2 EU referenda, may achieve the required result, second time around. Ireland was/is under the EU bus.
@mjw123452 ай бұрын
I am always surprised so many Irish relating experiencing their school years infected with anti-English venom. I was schooled in a Republican stronghold West Kerry and never extrapolated what were genocides,. atrocities in past times to English/British people of my generation. Maybe as with Louise in part we encountered many visiting Brits who appreciated Ireland/Irish culture, maybe we had relatives working in Britain. Can't immediately locate but we are not so happy that it was an Englishman who inflicted Peig Sayers on Irish schoolchildren!
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@mikki35622 ай бұрын
Britain does not respect Irish sovereignty, and it still holds a colony in the north. The British have always bought Irish collaboration by means of titles and positions. By taking these titles and high positions, those who have been awarded them are thereafter owned by the British, and ultimately the British get their investment repayed. This woman is espousing British intelligence doctrine as it is currently projecting Britain's interest towards Ireland, despite the British superficial benign indifference.
@tims82332 ай бұрын
Really? Have you heard of the Good Friday Agreement?
@mikki35622 ай бұрын
@@tims8233 Yes I have of course. It is an agreement in which the Irish government signed away Irish national territory, altering the constitution to disenfranchise the part of the Irish nation living under foreign, British rule. It is a historic betrayal of the nation and Ireland's historic right to sovereignty and democracy as it is defined in the historical context.
@grahamfleming81392 ай бұрын
In 1840 about 40% of the British army came from the island of Ireland 🇮🇪 Protestant and Catholic. Five years later over a 1million people on that island perished through starvation. As a Berwicker our history over 15000 people were killed in two days. I regard myself as Scottish and is annoyed at all those people ( because of Westminster) lost their lives. Mo Sean athair bho Tir Conail so I have an Ulster and Irish bloodline too. Saor Erinn Agus Alba thig ar latha!
@conormirgan89172 ай бұрын
Alban agus Eirinn go bragh
@grahamfleming81392 ай бұрын
@conormirgan8917 it is Scottish ghaidhlig although I have a proud Irish lineage a write in our tongue - ghaidhlig , nuar .bha mi og furich mi ann Pollewe no Londubh . Eader Erinn Agus Alba tha mi Gael. Moran taing a rithist. Gaelige beagan Sir I did not have Irish great pity.
@davidmccarter94792 ай бұрын
We all have different perspectives. This lady is admirably engaged with what is happening in the world generally. English people are focussed on the relationship with Europe, with immigration, with their place in the world. They are thinking about Ukraine and Putin. They are emphatically not at all concerned with Ireland. There is no reason for them to be. Ireland suffers terribly from large neighbour syndrome.
@dreamcatchersong2 ай бұрын
It's clear we still haven't gotten over the Brits, credit them at least, they've certainly gotten over us.
@danielmcaleese16842 ай бұрын
An irish person against scotish independence is an oximoran. It implies irish independence was a mistake. And the reason given was it might impact univeristies revenues !! That is no reason at all against controlling your own destiny. As a irishman l would defend her right to her opinion but very few if any irish poeple would agree with her. Anglo irish relations are indeed complicated but the history is quite simply: occupation and oppression of the native irish people in a clear attempt to extinguish our language and culture !
@mariehegarty1729Ай бұрын
As others have said,the average English man is great,.The Royals followed by what we Irish called the Gentr.y.They used their power and military might to widen Their Empire.It's not really what it was "is it".Some of these upper class still live in their fairytale past.
@danielmcaleese16842 ай бұрын
An irish person against scotish independence is an oximoran. It implies irish independence was a mistake. And the reason given was it might impact univeristies revenues !! That is no reason at all against controlling your own destiny. As a irishman l would defend her right to her opinion but very few if any irish poeple would agree with her. Anglo irish relations are indeed complicated but the history is quite simply: occupation and oppression of the native irish people in a clear attempt to extinguish our language and culture !
@jc-16.2 ай бұрын
Maybe her acceptance of the title of dame from the british empire added to his confusion.
@ALavin-en1kr2 ай бұрын
In addition Ireland is a different landmass to England, a sea separates the two. England, Scotland, and Wales is one landmass, although their cultures are different. A common goal in relation to common welfare, while respecting cultural differences would be ideal.
@ALavin-en1kr2 ай бұрын
I prefer questions to be answered as they are asked, not lumped together, as their relevance and meaning is lost.
@genevievedolan12882 ай бұрын
I agree, way too hard to follow
@ALavin-en1kr2 ай бұрын
Also the Scots Irish are a different animal from either the English or the Irish. President Thomas Jefferson had a few choice words to say about them and they weren’t complimentary. Those Scots-Irish in the American South want to control the narrative of what the U.S. is about; it will get pushback.
@johnmcgrath61922 ай бұрын
My Irish born and raised coudsins in England, with perfect souther or Estuary accents, educated and properous were regularly told, "You' not Irish, you're really one of us,. " Not apprteciated. Ironicallky one English uppevb clsass aunt by mawrrisge well understood that Ireland was a sepsarate country and culture. She liked her husbanmd's Irishness. But she was one of thjiose country gentry English women who got along with everyone because they respected everyoine and recognized differences as well as similarities.