Green Flutes (1984): A Documentary About Activism and Social Conditions In Glasgow - (part 2)

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This is a documentary filmed in Glasgow and Ireland in 1984. It uncovers the sense of community and solidarity with the people in occupied Ireland through participation in the James Connolly Flute Band. This documentary was filmed in Govan, Priesthill, Larne and ?Sighthill?. It touches on the scourge of joblessness, low-wages and deprivation at a time when Glasgow industry was under heavy attack by the Thatcher Government.
The people of Glasgow speak out against the Tory regime who've cut their jobs, humiliated their women (via welfare) and decimating a whole generation of young people.

[@billybhoy32]

Kelly the boy from Killane - always liked that.

[@boldbhoy67]

Magic!

[@billybunter7575]

2021 is the year Cheerio 10 in a row

[@f.b508]

Hope u like this video ya dik

[@addictedtoangling]

The manky mob jakeys and spoonburners

[@f.b508]

Shut yer mouth ya moron

[@jdfiend]

Near 40 years on and still sound shite lol and the island of Ireland is still 2 countries

[@raoulduke344]

That cause our goal wasn't to look like hotel bellboys and glorify colonisation whilst, at the same time, being too scared to join any army or actually fight people yourselves. Our goal was to raise money to shoot your soldiers and police, and also to financially support the families of prisoners. Only thing loyalists done for their prisoners was send them in drugs and condoms because a lot of them in the UDA H-block were raping their so-called comrades. That's a fact.

[@abigailbuchanan6674]

Not for much longer. United Ireland 🍀🇮🇪 from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍