The Decommission Irish Rebel Song by One Shot Paddy

One Shot Paddy, led by Garry Gormley (formerly of the Dicey Rileys), performs Irish folk and rebel songs in venues across the US as well as in Ireland. He performed at the 36th annual Cleveland Irish Cultural Festival and sang this rebel song about the Decommission. www.clevelandpeople.com/groups/irish/irish.htm #irishcle

[@urabampot]

TAL

[@redesirlukdesiree839]

APPLAUSE 👏👏👏

[@breigedougan6612]

Brilliant 👍

[@michaelnevin4708]

Michael Nevin 123 👍👍👍👍🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎉🎉🎉🙄🙄😀🤔🤗💜💖🎉👍☺️🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙

[@mickygeary9424]

Erin go bragh mi bio

[@thesashman6051]

KAT

[@BerghemDeSura]

In Belfast, he cries "KAT". In London, he blubs "stop calling me a Paddy". 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@semkerstens3283]

the real IRA dont know how to fight omagh all over again.

[@-jank-willson]

I hope the switch tactics to fighting the socialist E.U. presence after re-unification. Bring the punt back!

[@ayatealsilverborn322]

@@-jank-willson Lad, you know that the IRA were always socialist right? And that the EU is not socialist but neoliberal. Up with the workers' republic, up with the IRA!

[@-jank-willson]

@@ayatealsilverborn322 LMAO no. That was just started in the 80's and onward. (not counting INLA and OIRA and Connolly). There were even sects that wanted to establish a right-wing Catholic theocracy in Ireland. Also they tried to get help from Hilter in the 1930's...

[@ayatealsilverborn322]

@@-jank-willson Lmao laddie, in what world does the Irish Republican army not a socialist entity. From the wikipedia page of the IRA, under the ideology secition: "The IRA's goal was an all-Ireland democratic socialist republic.[295] Richard English, a professor at Queen's University Belfast, writes that while the IRA's adherence to socialist goals has varied according to time and place, radical ideas, specifically socialist ones, were a key part of IRA thinking.[9] Former IRA volunteer Tommy McKearney states that while the IRA's goal was a socialist republic" Alas, O'duffy and the blueshirts were republicans and supported hitler, but Conolly collumn of the XV. International Brigade, which had IRA volunters fought for the second spanish republic. You like it or not the IRA were leftist. So stick your dumbfuckery up your arse!

[@-jank-willson]

@@ayatealsilverborn322 nazi-ism is a form of socialism, so I guess that is true. But answer me this: If the IRA was 'always socialist', then why did OIRA and INLA exist?! If the regular PIRA was sooo socialist as you claim, there would be no need for those other 2 entities to exist...