About Northern Ireland... not Ireland..see details today?

Question

Northern Ireland is different from 'Ireland'

Northern Ireland is part of the UK

Northern Ireland is totally SEPERATE from Ireland

Northern Ireland is different from 'Ireland'

Northern Ireland is part of the UK

Northern Ireland is totally SEPERATE from Ireland

..soo when your in Belfast (like McEnroe) don't say 'I will have to come back to Ireland'.. ok McEnroe??

so therefore we usually wave a UNION JACK flag... not an Irish flag..rite? why do ya think n.i. has got a border round it on d maps like? k now you've learn somethin about YOUR world today. goodbye.

Answer 1

Ah.....valid opinion that, glad added your voice to the mix.  Hate to tell you but most of us already knew all that since we were at our mothers knees.

Can we just bury the hatchet and let the next generation have a chance?

Answer 2

IRELAND and NORTHERN IRELAND are STUCK together... STUCK!!!!

Ireland and Northern Ireland are both 'Ireland' - look at the rugby team, for feck sake!

On the other hand, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland are completely different.

Answer 3

You are wrong!!!

Northern Ireland is the Northern part of the island of Ireland... Therefore northern ireland is part of ireland.

Northern ireland is seperate from the republic of ireland though.

BUT SINCE NORTHERN IRELAND IS ON THE ISLAND OF IRELAND, IT IS PART OF IRELAND, NOT THE REPUBLIC.

DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUHHHHHHH.

Answer 4

God you like to rant and rave! Northern Ireland is "totally" seperate from Ireland you say. I'd swear it was joined on last time I looked. Hence the name Northern IRELAND. Why isn't it called north-western UK. I haven't learned anything about my world today that I didn't already know thank you very much, except that when a part of somebodies country is stolen by another some people feel the need to rant and rave about it.

Answer 5

I know that,

went to school there,

I know that

went to school there

But you know what, everyone goes to "Ireland" and does know how beautiful "N Ireland" is, what a shame.

Answer 6

PMS time, huh? Oh and please don't write in text language. It v annyn nd hrd 2 undrstnd + v lzy irelnd rulz so dere!

Answer 7

Thanks but i already knew that

Answer 8

Northern Ireland is part of Ireland, It was Partitioned from the rest of  Ireland in the Treaty of 1922 the Twenty six Counties became Saorstat Eireann, The Free State. The six Counties stayed with Uk Because the Loyalists who were in Majority at time Couldnt Agree to Join with South. In 1939 When Edward Became King in England and Associated Himself with Mrs Simpson The Irish Government Refused to recognise him as King and Promptly left the British Commonwealth Setting up The Republic of Ireland and forming a Constitution. Edward Abdicated when he married Mrs Simpson.

About the Union Jack you would have to be very careful were you waved it aroundin North of Ireland in Loyalist area alright but in the Nationalist  areas all round the North and in areas of Belfast extremely Dangerous you could be beaten up or Killed and the Flag burned. The same could happen in the South if you waved a Union Jack Flag around. There is a lot of Blood and Murder associated with the Union Flag . In Dublin its acceptable to have a Flag of Saint George, A Red Cross on a White Background on Soccer and Rugby Internationals and many English People have Tee Shirts with the Emblem of Saint George on them. So be very Careful with Union Jacks in any part of Ireland.