RyanBerry98
28th May 2014, 00:24
Is anyone familiar with the Irish republican song 'Sean South of Garryowen'? Why do people, especially the far-left, commemorate him? It is a good song, and I'm sure most of us support Irish republicanism, but Sean South was a member of Ailtirí na hAiséirghe a far-right party.
These religious zealot nut-jobs seen communism as "godless" and "damned".
The tune of the song 'Sean South of Garryowen' actually comes from an older republican song "Roddy McCorley", a man worth remembering! A protestant who died for an Irish Republic. Certainly not a far-right bigot.
These religious zealot nut-jobs seen communism as "godless" and "damned".
The tune of the song 'Sean South of Garryowen' actually comes from an older republican song "Roddy McCorley", a man worth remembering! A protestant who died for an Irish Republic. Certainly not a far-right bigot.