Derry Girls | Surrounded By The Orange Order

Granda Joe's driving leads the family into the middle of an Orange Order parade route, provoking angry reactions from marching Orangemen.
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[@devanman7920]

Barristan Selmy shouting at the orange order might be the greatest beginning to a video ever

[@nigelsheppard625]

Michael Devaney and he's a proddy in real life 😂😂😂😂

[@RobertK1993]

Nigel Sheppard Barristan Selmy would not know what a Protestant is.

[@jordanfitzgerald7886]

True, but he also views himself as an Irishman judging by interviews with him.

[@griffblack1175]

Jack The Film Fanatic aye ye can can ye so I can be both a Jew and a nazi fs

[@griffblack1175]

Michael Devaney 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@keiraroberts2113]

“Send one of the weans. The wee fella’s English - they might respect that.” “I think they would respect that, actually!” “Away you go, son!” This show is absolutely genius, honestly. 😂

[@3191mal]

" It'll be grand!"

[@philipmonolagi269]

"Absolutely no chance!!!"

[@frankievans240]

One of the funniest lines I’ve ever heard!

[@makal5552]

It's spelt weins

[@scottwallace5239]

' the wee fellas english, they might respect that' cracked me up

[@ddpresearch07]

“I think there’s something really sexy about the fact that they hate us so much.” Probably one of the best lines ever!

[@princessmarlena1359]

“...I’m sure they’re reasonable enough people!” *Orange men start rocking the car*

[@-jank-willson]

Tiocfaidh ár lá

[@JackGillies]

Aw look that cops pointing his gun at us that cracked me up Orla's reaction to every thing is great

[@trianglemoebius]

James is 100% correct to not engage the Orange Order. I grew up in England, and then lived in Belfast for a few years, and during that time the Oranges didn't respect my Englishness; in fact, an Englishman who hangs out with Catholics is WORSE to them. In their minds, I was (and therefore James would be) a "traitor".

[@leggie65]

More of a Lundy than a King 👑 lol .

[@noodlyappendage6729]

What utter nonsense.

[@fintonmainz7845]

They only kill in fun

[@catfootball592]

What are you talking about Triangle? Your so full of shite!

[@garethcullen9604]

@@kingofthebarstool1 james A you talk a load of shit son

[@trinaq]

"I think there's something really sexy about the fact that they hate us so much". Oh, Michelle!

[@Isleofskye]

Sounds like the thing some of my Ex's would say ! :) THAT is EXACTLY why Men will never really understand Women :)

[@SeamusTheFamousDude]

J Bab yes they do and we hate them back. Orange bastards

[@UlsterDarkKnight]

@@SeamusTheFamousDude You hate something you dont understand. You hate the Orange Order simply because they support and uphold the Protestant faith. They dont hate catholics, they just dont agree with the false doctrine. They dobt hate individuals just dont agree with the Roman Catholic faith, who lets face it garbours pedo priests

[@SeamusTheFamousDude]

UlsterDarkKnight typical Sasanach bollocks. I hate them because of the genocide, An Gorta Mór, Shoot To Kill, Birmingham 6, Guilford 4 and I could keep going. I don’t care about denominations at church. That’s a totally ignorant response. You must be one of them. Eejit.

[@SeamusTheFamousDude]

Now get the f*ck out of Ireland. You’re not wanted. Even May and her lot don’t care about you lot anymore. It’s brilliant to see these Sasanachs running around losing it over Brexit! They deserve everything they get.

[@DocFourFour]

One of the best scenes I’ve ever worked on (that’s me as an Orange Man giving them the fingers)

[@Badbhoys]

Which one ?

[@SabyasachiBeheraIGIT]

@@Badbhoys 0:18 this one.

[@Badbhoys]

@@SabyasachiBeheraIGIT ah thx

[@itsme-sn5gi]

@@SabyasachiBeheraIGIT Did you like being an orange man for the day😂

[@dawnwheeler2649]

I live in US. My family on dads side are Orangemen from Northern Ireland. I was always told about the Orange parade and Catholics should through rocks at us!!

[@shawnboyle6319]

When I first saw this, I thought, what crap. Who in their right mind would drive down the middle of an Orange Day parade. Then, last year, my wife and I had to drive through Larne - it was Orange Day - at the start of the parade - in a car that had Dublin plates.

[@robinusher5707]

The same happened me in the late 1990s. There were no problems. Benefit of Wicklow plates?

[@leonreno]

@LGEX we can all agree Catholics and protestants together that larne is shite

[@tonymccartan5469]

Hahaha hahaha been there lol

[@danielr.l.mccullough600]

@LGEX No chance. As a larnian, larne is shite but carrick is worse

[@danielr.l.mccullough600]

@LGEX Now, we both know that isn't true because carricl has mcdonalds but larne has kfc

[@marylynch948]

I love watching Derry Girls. Fun fact, The orange parade scene was actually filmed in West Belfast (the mainly Nationalist/Catholic area).

[@marylynch948]

They had to continued on during filming were some local people where angry and even threw objects at them during filming.

[@Isleofskye]

Any more fun facts Mary ?

[@marylynch948]

Well this year in Ireland, Derry Girls has just won for best Comedy at the IFTA Gala TV Awards 2018. Here's a link below so you can watch it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKKxmpyAoJiefNE

[@Ellis-zr1qd]

Joe Banks probably filmed it in shank hill

[@marylynch948]

@Stylish Standover Man I don't know the band of the orange order and flute band, but all I knew it was filmed in Falls Road, West Belfast scene, and (Erin's House) was filmed in New Barnsley Park, Belfast, Northern Ireland.

[@dannygallagher4074]

"You'll not tell me where I can and can't go in mey own town, ORANGE BASTARDS!" 😂😂 Class!

[@freddysw]

Northern Irish politics in one sentence

[@andyryan3756]

😂

[@06alepea1]

Tommy Tiernan is hysterical.

[@Isleofskye]

I thought he stayed quite calm...

[@shanef8728]

sad! get a fuckin life

[@saanzacs]

Ian McElhinney is a showstealer

[@stephenbrown1622]

I love it when ORLA waves at the orange men priceless also love it when orla wants to join them

[@audreymcleod563]

I hadn't heard of Tommy Tiernan until I started watching The Derry girls, I have watched everything there is to see of him on you tube, he is hilarious.

[@jackmclaughlin3385]

He has a wee scene in father ted and it is cracking

[@julie99nl]

And he has a wee scene in Ed Sheeran's Galway Girl.

[@valeenoi2284]

Orange marches are a series of parades by members of the Orange Order and other Protestant fraternal societies, held during the summer months in various Commonwealth nations, most notably Ulster. The parades typically build up to 12 July celebrations marking Prince William of Orange's victory over King James II & VII at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690. Orange walks are considered controversial and face opposition from Catholics, Irish nationalists and Scottish nationalists who see the parades as sectarian and triumphalist. They have also drawn criticism in recent years from other religious communities, left-wing groups, and trade unions.

[@wilb6657]

THANK YOU for explaining.

[@veronicadredd22]

Ulster is not a country nor a Commonwealth Nation its a province in Ireland 6 counties of the 9 are within the UK

[@ariftahir5396]

Tangerine tool 😂 class

[@geminiwriter8875]

Arif Tahir ‘Toe’ isn’t it?

[@amc6116]

@@geminiwriter8875 it would be tool, a chara

[@stacyphillips5417]

Erins facial expressions are beyond the skill level of any actress I've ever seen. These girls, and everyone on this show, has so much talent.

[@Kenjuu]

You should try reading a book someday.

[@Constantin9va]

Michelle’s bit at the end tho...this show is so freaking great!

[@LALakersNornIron]

The irony of this is the Grandad is played by a Protestant lol

[@fintonmainz7845]

Oh they all are

[@HotEatTheFood]

@@fintonmainz7845 lol no they aren't. Most of them went to Catholic schools

[@bandersnatch9469]

And a few of them were actually from Derry (like Michelle’s actress)

[@AxialHence]

pretty sure 1:29 is one of only two of lines Gerry says to James in the entire show lmao

[@debradowling800]

This really is one of the best shows' I've seen in years.

[@drewwilliams6888]

Agree totally, it gets me through lock down.

[@JDogTBD]

Ser Barristan the Bold. Living up to his name.

[@MURPHYCHACHO]

"Even now, I could cut through the five of you like carving a cake!"

[@JDogTBD]

@@MURPHYCHACHO a painter, who only used red

[@beth9603]

1:58 "Catch yourself on" her face 😂😂

[@ianmoore3470]

The best of this episode is later they found there was a Provo in their trunk the whole time😂

[@johndobb4723]

About 4-5 years during the march back in Southport there was a car parked up with southern Irish registration plates with a family sat in it and they had nowhere to go, yet not ONE single band member or follower gave them a second glance, they just marched past them playing their instruments and singing

[@simonclarke7309]

But they are racist, no questions. As out of date as slavery

[@reno239]

The dirty traitor bastards were probably too afraid to mess with an actual Irishman and his family. They have a tendency to hide behind the English’s boot when we threaten them

[@Erine120]

As an American black man who’s discovered this show by accident reading comments here and on other videos have been interesting as fuck guess everywhere got their ethnic/racial issues Just had no idea things use to be so tense as late as the nineties between you guys P.s love this show would love to visit Ireland

[@alannahhurley386]

I though you were going to say "as a wee black man" 😂😂

[@epender]

There's still tensions, they do their little marches and bonfires still and people still have to expect the worst. Even in Glasgow, Scotland, things get rough over a game of football (or soccer if you speak that way)

[@epender]

@BxxDxx Hoodoo Apologies, I'm too used to hearing it used casually, even though I never really use it myself, I wasn't aware it was seen as derogatory.

[@epender]

@BxxDxx Hoodoo I was never aware of this, my sincere apologies.

[@albionmyl7735]

As a German....I would suggest a united Ireland and common sense no hate.....ok😇🌅

[@ihatefortnightgivemeareaso5659]

I love Derry girls and the wee English fella

[@celtichound9889]

James is a Derry girl

[@radicalrazel9156]

Huh, they've painted the speedbumps orange. Strange.

[@johnbaldock6353]

Love this show! MORE PLEASE.

[@ciarancox7911]

I love Derry girls

[@Isleofskye]

It's the first ever Irish show I have liked ( hated Father Ted ) and I am 63. It is different class !!!

[@fe5018]

Isleofskye, well that's a nice surprise.

[@Isleofskye]

Watched every episode 3 times now and STILL see subtle little things ( like Orla trying to blow the chip shop fire out or Orla staring at the "Half-Man "Russian" ) from point-blank range that I had not noticed before or even Erin's yawn just before the troops entered the bus, as if to say it'sno big deal but just a normal daily occurence. Truly Wonderful..:)

[@trinaq]

Isleofskye Agreed, I love how it manages to be funnier no matter how many times you watch it. I love how although it's set in the Troubles, it's really just background for the hijinks the main cast end up in. Plus, everyone's casual reactions to the bombings as just an annoying coincidence.

[@cuitlamcuautencos8306]

Its funny how Joe's a Catholic cursing out Protestants, yet he sounds a lot like Ian Paisley.

[@pauliewalnuts100]

No he doesn't, although the actor is a Prod.

[@thunder_heads]

He doesn't sound like Ian paisley at all he sounds angry

[@DirtyDan1]

@@pauliewalnuts100 what is a prod? I'm American, so I don't know.

[@pauliewalnuts100]

@@DirtyDan1 Protestant.

[@pauliewalnuts100]

@@duckie377 No he's a Prod

[@nhoj3457]

I think it adds to know that the actor who plays Granda Joe is from a protestant background.

[@anthonytaylor7590]

The old boy calling the orange men foreigners 😂😂😂

[@chrissiem3958]

I'm Catholic and my husband is an Orangeman. Well, Im Canadian Catholic, and my husband was brought up Orange Presbyterian in NI, but now rejects both religion and the Orange Order.... but he still knows all the words to The Sash! 😂😂😂

[@GaraGambini]

You converted him then? Catholics tend to do that to people.

[@paulw3414]

Catch yourself on!😂

[@ihatefortnightgivemeareaso5659]

0:00 my new insult

[@hahame2321]

I've decided that's what I'm gonna call trump from now on 😂

[@Krystalunar]

0:30 is hilarious lmaooo

[@Brown87]

My grandpa was the master of LOL 35 🇬🇧 God love him 🧡

[@udz5480]

They are being surrounded and she is doing the tarot! Really funny - must be something sexy for them to hate us so much!

[@benlowe1701]

Theres a real irony here, that even in England, the Orange Order is considered... strange... I mean... The Order celebrates a time that the rightful king was overthrown, the Dutch King was invited to rule, who proceeded to land an army, and the English nobility didn't put up so much of a fight. As a method of celebrating anti-Catholicism, its pretty on point. But as a method of British Nationalism? *The time we overthrow the British King and invited Dutch Rule* isn't very... Pro-British. If you ask me. Its really quite bizarre...

[@benlowe1701]

@Rusty Shackleford There's a tendency to think the that troubles were between Britian and Ireland, and that N.Ireland was this battleground. But, whilst that may have been true of early 20th Century Irish Politics, where the IRA was the legitimate Irish military, that isn't really true of the later troubles; which were localised around Northern Ireland. To most English people, the Ireland situation was resolved with the formation of the Irish Free State, and have no ill will to Ireland anymore than they would India, America, South Africa or the rest of the commonwealth. Whether that is a fair or appropriate attitude to take is another question entirely. But the English don't really learn any Irish History. The experiences of the Northern Irish during the troubles of the 1970s onwards were not shared at all by the people on the Island of Britian. As far as the English were concerned that Troubles were between two groups of people in Northern Ireland who wanted to join the Republic, and people who wanted to remain part of the UK; and it was fundementally nothing to do with either Ireland or the UK until 'they' sorted it out. Of course it's delusional to think you can entirely divorce Northern Ireland from either of the two countries. There's 1000 years to unpack. But there you have it. Most English are astonishingly ignorant of Irish History, let alone recent Irish Politics. Too ignorant to hold one opinion or the other. I think the sad fact is that most English don't seem to care strongly one way or the other. The Orangsists are seen as rather silly and pretentious. At best. And there are Catholics living in Britian. The average Englishman doesn't understand why there aren't many fiercely unionist Catholics. The notion of something so political being divided on religious lines is something that is alien to most of the English. The one thing everyone seems to agree on is that we cannot afford to go backwards.

[@themsmloveswar3985]

And the Dutch.... Do not even care either!!!

[@ulstervol.]

@Rusty Shackleford down for the confederacy? Are we in the 1800s still? As an American I'd stick to what you know as what you've written is the biggest pile of shite I've ever read. The orange order in Northern ireland has alot of minority members. And how can you compare us to the klan? your country is the most hate filled racist shit hole on this earth.

[@ulstervol.]

The order celebrates king William as the deliverer of freedom for protestants in ireland. Up until he overthrew the Catholic monarchy there was untold amounts of instances of genocide against irish protestants. The orange order was established as a fraternity to defend the protestant community. More ironic that you pretend to know about a subject which you clearly have little to no understanding of.

[@badmongo0]

rightful King? well that's an opinion. No Catholic is a "rightful" King of Great Britain. You don't understand Britain at all, do you?

[@jameshayden6631]

McAlpines fusiliers at an orange march, a song about Irish catholic’s working for a strict businessman in England

[@hcb3150]

I live near Southport where there’s orange marches every year and they always play “the fields of athenrise” which always confuses Tf out of me

[@mysticallymerry5523]

@@hcb3150 Sounds like it's The Anfield song they're playing, it's to that tune but different words.

[@josephyearwood1179]

@@hcb3150 To be honest the marchthroughs in Southport are rather sweet (:

[@Desert-Father]

I heard they actually filmed the scene in Derry using a Nationalist cast so probably asking them to play the Sash was a bridge too far.

[@northbridge4665]

The aunt is my favorite

[@claudec2588]

Tommy Tiernan is fantastic. I'd like to see more of him. Wish he was still doing standup.

[@AH-be6bu]

Can someone from Northern Ireland tell me if they actually have Orange Order parades in Derry? I know they’re a thing in places like Larne and Belfast but Derry seems particularly like asking for trouble.

[@cjon6898]

As someone who lives in Derry yes they do march on occassion but most are usually confined to the walled part of the city (small area) and are not without controversy. You usually see at least some rock throwing by youths and a lot of jeering.

[@ryankelly764]

Who would win in a fight: 1. Derry Girls 2. The Inbetweeners 3. The Young Offenders

[@lukey90876]

Derry Girls and inbetweeners tie for me

[@jamesreid7452]

2

[@bromac5106]

father ted obviously

[@kieranfo3739]

I could imagine the fight going as The Inbetweeners awkwardly trying to flirt with the Derry Girls, well everyone is distracted The Young Offenders steal everyone's schoolbags.

[@roshagawa]

well, derry girls have barristan selmy....

[@glesgatoi4320]

Whole car decided to sacrifice James in ten seconds lol

[@justinfagan8862]

When there's an orange man in the neighborhood..who ya gonna call ? Gerry Adams 🍊👊

[@ferguslyons1393]

Cop on

[@leggie65]

Nah it's not his Brigade that area was Mcguinness's Adam's was West Belfast.

[@Valencetheshireman927]

To hell with Gerry Adams

[@irishdc9523]

His sense of direction is so off, he drove into an Orange March in Belfast

[@chrishughes5953]

On ye go granda

[@christianwestling2019]

Barristan Selmy would make Ulster Irish in a second.

[@Thelaceless]

I think the actor play grandpa is a protestant from Belfast..he pretended to be catholic

[@saoirsedeltufo7436]

Wow, an actor playing something he isn't? Whatever next

[@tobiaztobiaz9355]

forgive me I am a HongKongner, love Hong Kong to remind British. No Surrender to CCP.

[@PrenticeBoy1688]

@@tobiaztobiaz9355 Things were better in the Beforetime.

[@Gaeisok]

@@tobiaztobiaz9355 yeah, I just believe that the people and only the people in any disputed area should be able to vote for who rules them. This applies to Ireland, Northern Ireland, Hong Kong, Scotland, Taiwan, Tibet, Xinjiang, Beijing, Palestine, Gaza, Crimea, Catalonia etc. In every situation, I support whatever the majority of people *IN THAT REGION*, support. I don’t care who got there first. It would be great if a body like the UN or EU agreed with me and put in measures to give disputed regions their own freedom referendums instead of letting a foreign government decide.

[@MegaPokemon1997]

@@Gaeisok Scotland had it's chance and we said no, please do not speak for us.

[@jonathaneffemey944]

Thanks for posting.

[@nicolenibhailtuinogabhann3839]

Thats is hell on earth

[@dylandickie2013]

The fuckers come through my village twice in the summer. Last time about 3 folk were out to walk with them. I'm no even in fucking Ireland, what business do the cunts have here?

[@khl23]

It’ll be grand!

[@JP2GiannaT]

I'm Texan, but my ancestry on my mother's side is Scotch-Irish (very Protestant). My grandmother converted to Catholicism to marry my grandfather. I'm Catholic as a result. So I'm sitting here with all sorts of conflicting emotions.

[@lyra5688]

these lads are the northern irish KKK, very racist, homophobic and of course anti-catholic id recommend to not think about being alright with them haha

[@MyratheDunmer]

Here in Scotland, scotch is a drink.

[@monsorelong5066]

This is terrifying

[@lycan6365]

Is this an actual march in the background or random fife and drum music, if so what's the song

[@lycan6365]

@William Nolan you sure? It doesn't sound like it

[@orangechickengorl]

Anyone know if they used actual Orange Order members for this scene?

[@ClezVideos]

Orange men don’t know what humour is so no.

[@annelouise3736]

Hi Im from an Asian country so I don't understand this so much. Ive looked up orangemen but I dont get why theyre so afraid during the parade? Can someone pls explain :(

[@CloneJFK]

The Orange Order are conservative Protestants in Northern Ireland who favour union with the United Kingdom. Although Derry is in Northern Ireland, it is mostly Catholic and our main characters are Catholic (James too). In the 90s it was common for the Orange Order to march near Catholic areas, resulting in fights. Also the parades usually have a heavy security presence (like the policeman pointing his gun at them) so there's more chance of them getting into trouble. All this is funnier when you remember the entire reason the Quinns planned this trip in the first place was to escape the noise and fuss caused by the parade.

[@thurmanmerman2720]

What's the difference between an apple and an orange?

[@ryanlaird6447]

Cani get an apple bastard

[@sharoncollins7106]

How do they get away with sectarianism and using hate against another group.

[@sharoncollins7106]

Twelfth of July is celebrated because of the orange Revolution when the city came under siege from the Catholic monarchy and the Jacobites. Glorious Revolution 1690. No surrender!🎉 Many people were being persecuted throughout Europe.

[@ronanbugler4319]

Is that tommy tiernan

[@irishcoffeetruecrime]

Yes

[@bouse23]

This litreally happened to me the first time I (free stater from cork) was north of the border.

[@slimblu1]

Pmsl🤣🤣🤣.. said the wee lass who's da is from the north and mammy's from the republic..I travelled around Ireland in the 1980's..didn't realise the significance until years later..

[@bernardmcmahon351]

Brilliant,, ‘I think it’s sexy that they hate us so much’ ha ha 🇮🇪☘️

[@mrsuperger5429]

The Orange Order. The best of Northern Ireland.

[@ja1295]

Notice how it aint called londonderry girls🤨 (i call it derry cus im not mentality handicapped)

[@SeamusTheFamousDude]

JR 12 stick London up your arse Sasanach

[@highkey6211]

Because it's not londonDerry that never existed ya prick, Tiocfaidh ar la🇮🇪

[@benmckenna52]

U need ur knees done in

[@irishcoffeetruecrime]

@@benmckenna52 Ahhh bring back the knee capping 🍀🍀🍀

[@cosieman4877]

The London is silent.

[@jeanpaulsinatra]

Well, this makes me embarrassed to have spent so long in a group that didn't denounce the OO as a hategroup...

[@bluebird3281]

It goes with out saying that it is a hate group. The premise of the bit is that they are a hate group. I can watch a clip of Hogan's hero's with out feeling the need to speak against the nazis. If it will make you happy the orange order can play their flutes out their a$$es with adolf working the buttons. Hang all the redcoats too ! No one is defending the OO, but they aren't rushing to make a political joke more political and more serious . kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5vIYpmHls1_g9U

[@minanathans6005]

Michelle, NO.

[@lillith3159]

Seriously you have to stand that shit in north ireland?, damm.

[@thunder_heads]

Yes it happens every year on the 12rh of july

[@radicalrazel9156]

Well ya see, the normal calendar goes January, February, March, April, May etc etc The orange prod calendar goes January, February, March, march, march, march, march...

[@jamesthejoker7415]

It’s not the worst in fairness. It used to be far worse. At least we’re not getting bombed by the IRA anymore.

[@GaraGambini]

It’s called freedom of expression, faith and procession. Do you have such freedoms in your country?

[@FerdarPleaseSubscribe]

@@GaraGambini you wouldnt let the kkk march in your country

[@nicolamcguinness8689]

John Ford talk about Andy Devine

[@ferguslyons1393]

You won't fumble through the tunnle with your dashes and your flutes

[@irishcoffeetruecrime]

Tunnel

[@-jank-willson]

Tiocfaidh ár lá

[@mariarahelvarnhagen2729]

How Do I Deliver His Liverless Products, His Above All ?

[@vikingraiders4138]

The blonde one in the back of the montego is fit.

[@dylandickie2013]

@@bouncinbetty2032 Because she's presented as a school wean.

[@LuckyDT]

Ignorant American here, what exactly are the orange fellas?

[@donaldduck1828]

@@randomvidios09 The Boyne is just north of Dublin (30 miles), in Country Louth.

[@donaldduck1828]

@@randomvidios09 You're right about the Orange march being a celebration of the Battle of The Boyne in 1690. Just that technically the battle wasn't in today's Northern Ireland. One for the history nerds. I'm just being an ass.

[@BobSmith-to5sl]

Orange men don't hate Catholics. I'm a member of the orange and I w o uld consider myself as an Anglo Catholic

[@LuckyDT]

Anglus Patria Protectors of what, from what?

[@Gaeisok]

@@BobSmith-to5sl I thought it was impossible for Catholics to join the order. They have a rule against it. They even have a rule about protestants with Catholics spouses being unable to join. Do they kinda overlook those rule these days?

[@WizzardJC]

Aye probably in the Shankill

[@carakeenan1124]

mon eh hoops 🇮🇪

[@TheGenreman]

Shower o shites

[@hazboy11]

Love watching this as a proddy rangers fan 😂🇬🇧

[@upthefuckinrabois8256]

Fuck the orange bastards TIOCFAIDH ÁR LÁ

[@FreedomLovingLoyalistOfficial]

Fuck your IRA killers.

[@comradestewart4218]

@@darhug1968a That's Gaelic.

[@GaraGambini]

What a dinosaur

[@wexfordam]

ya no they are nasty, also anyone else remember when they where aloud to march through Dublin in 2006 >_

[@GaraGambini]

No the IRISH citizens werent allowed to March in their own capital city because of the intolerant bigots who could accept the OO.

[@90HP_Reviewsofficial]

What is the song at 2:11

[@agenttheater5]

Why do they wear the bowler hats?

[@GrainneMhaol]

Big Led Zeppelin fans.

[@RyanDelahunt]

Protects their bald heads Seriously I've never seen an orange man with hair

[@josephyearwood1179]

Likely the same reasoning why the lickle royal, Archie is named “Archie” and wears a bowler hat.

[@jenniferjuniper97]

holy crud! omg lol

[@redfire281GT]

Im just hear to read the comments. Lol.

[@alixaupaysdesmerveilles5443]

coucou

[@hekateon.ioannis.lasorsa]

Protestants like to march and Catholics like to walk

[@safeerah_6690]

So funny

[@joedoherty21]

I'm sure underneath the dole they're reasonable enough people

[@swaaahtome]

Lol ya wee fake hun , your ancestors were traitors murphy me auld flower

[@itsyagurlbecca2410]

Omg😂

[@callumkent7155]

What part of Derry is British ? I am ignorant to what life is like there. Is it still segregated. Do the Protestant minority feel safe In a city that is majority republican ?

[@ComicToonProductions]

We don't know, but I'd tell you that presidents & ministers aren't good enough, monarchs have better strategic knowledge.

[@rosslandsburgh3498]

0:32

[@lifeisaadventure9948]

#ianmcilhenney should win a award #peaceforirland

[@evelynnoble5156]

Pmsl 🤣

[@jetnight88]

Michelle marriage? Omg it’s serious like wow 🤩

[@PapaPalpatine666]

Orange men make a horrible racket don't see the attraction lol 😆

[@nigefal]

That was gas stuff from start to finish the writer seems to have borrowed bits from 'the inbetweners' 'Only Fools and horses' and 'Give my head some peace' then cobbled it all together and got pure hilarity mixed with subtly.