Assuming,maybe wrongly, that you're a norn Irishman, what do you think would be the effect on ulster if there is a yes vote in September?
Scotland gets NI thrown into the deal free of charge..
Don't forget nearly one third of Ulster is not in NI....
Assuming,maybe wrongly, that you're a norn Irishman, what do you think would be the effect on ulster if there is a yes vote in September?
Scotland gets NI thrown into the deal free of charge..

The nine county Ulster was an Elizabethean creation for administration purposes, Ulster has been reduced to two counties when it was ruled by the Normans.Assuming,maybe wrongly, that you're a norn Irishman, what do you think would be the effect on ulster if there is a yes vote in September?
Scotland gets NI thrown into the deal free of charge..
Don't forget nearly one third of Ulster is not in NI....
United we stand. Divided we fall. No surrender.
God save the Queen.
Assuming,maybe wrongly, that you're a norn Irishman, what do you think would be the effect on ulster if there is a yes vote in September?
United we stand. Divided we fall. No surrender.
God save the Queen.
Assuming,maybe wrongly, that you're a norn Irishman, what do you think would be the effect on ulster if there is a yes vote in September?
There's no such thing as an Irishman. Ireland is a complete unified island, which will never happen.
Britain at one time had the biggest empire the world has ever known, and many, many Scots paid no small part in achieving that amazing fact.
Hi all.
To change the direction of the thread for a wee bit? and possible get some light relief into the debate
If Scotland is as bad as is being painted by the Westminster Politicians of both major persuasions why are they so dead set on keeping it a part of the union?
OK this is not a new thought, it has been floated by many previously
Ken
Britain at one time had the biggest empire the world has ever known, and many, many Scots paid no small part in achieving that amazing fact.
Indeed. Britain was once highly respected by the world and perhaps even feared by some.
Oh how the mighty are fallen!
Now we are either ignored or even laughed at.
Regardless of any votes, I & all Presbyterians in Scotland will be Scottish & British. My father, grandfather & great grandfather fought to keep us free from political extremists like the Scottish Nazi Party(SNP). The queen is half Scottish - her mother was a Scot. We are British & will stay British.
Eire is a Bankrupt republic, that lives off the UK. It's not or never has been an independent country, they have never been a Celtic Tiger - just a Euro Sponger, controlled by corrupt politicians, corrupt Bankers & the kiddy fiddler Roman Catholic Church. So why would any Ulsterman want to join that??!!!
Britain at one time had the biggest empire the world has ever known, and many, many Scots paid no small part in achieving that amazing fact.
United we stand. Divided we fall. No surrender.
God save the Queen.
Assuming,maybe wrongly, that you're a norn Irishman, what do you think would be the effect on ulster if there is a yes vote in September?
There's no such thing as an Irishman. Ireland is a complete unified island, which will never happen.
First of all, 'never' is a bold world to use in statement when so many boundaries have changed.
"My name is Ozymandias, king of kings:
Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!"
as for no such thing as an Irishman - what are you on about? Ireland is an island geographically, regardless of political borders. What do you call someone from Cork then - a Republic of Irelander? Éireish?
Britain will still be an island if the Scots opt out politically, so an Englishman will still come from Britain.
People from NI can choose to see themselves as from Irish, Northern Irish, British or Ulster stock. Are they all wrong too?
The people of Eire called themselves Irish but they are not, if you come from Cork you can call yourself anything you like but you're not Irish, as I said Ireland is a complete Island, not made up of two sovereign states or countries. Eire is the Republic Part of Ireland it's not Ireland.
Scotland is country and will remain a country under the United Kingdom & can't be compared with any other country in the world. As said there was a union of the crown in 1603, when a Scottish King became the King of Great Britain. So at that time, and it's changed many times since, Scotland ruled the United Kingdom, including ALL of Ireland of course.
Britain at one time had the biggest empire the world has ever known, and many, many Scots paid no small part in achieving that amazing fact.
Indeed. Britain was once highly respected by the world and perhaps even feared by some.
Oh how the mighty are fallen!
Now we are either ignored or even laughed at.
Well, as communism become stronger in the UK the empire became smaller.
However, a diminishing imperial power must surely be a good thing, but in a much smaller world of the 21st century, we need to strengthen our trading position. That's why we Scots should stay in the UK & the UK should stay part of the EU.