Omg. When are the schools off til? Jesus..that's some dumb shit. You think just because anyone on this island can obtain a irish passport that means they are irish

So you don't subscribe to the Good Friday Agreement? Or did ya not learn about that in all the school books your going on about?

I'm as Irish as a Dubliner whether ya like it or not, you don't have a choice in the matter, sorry!

These six counties don't march to beat of Dublin

Aye, just to the beat of London, much more dignified to have that dick Dave Cameron ruling you from a across the sea /s.

seperate nation both culturally

Not really - we've the Irish language up here too, no matter how much folk like you try and stifle it, its up on the road signs and in neighbourhood sign posts. We have the same names and surnames, we have a shared history that dates back to like... the bronze ages for fuck sake. Just because there exists a seperate culture here that is only the (slight) majority due to gerrymandering doesn't mean we are different, it just means... for simplifications sake, we have more 'immigrants' here. All of our international sports teams, barring Football (due only to pendantic prickery similar to the shite you spew) plays under one team: Team Ireland. Even in Football, if I'm born in the most N. Irish town in N. Ireland, I can still choose to play for the Republic.

and politically

Again, not really. There are multiple political parties that stand both in the north and in the Republic, SF and People Before Profit being two parties off the top of my head. Dublin has a say in some things that affect us up in the north, whether you like that or not. The party that pulled the most votes in the last local elections in the north is also polling as the second, perhaps the largest party for the upcoming election. Thats shared politics and shared culture and heritage, whether you like it or not.

You only have to go out the door on the 11th night to see that ffs.

By that logic then if I go out the door on the 17th March then we are part of the Republic. That's the logic you're working on there.

I hate to break this to you buddy but NORTHERN IRISH is what most people here recognise themselves as.

Northern Irish isn't an option on any passports pal, it's not a nationality, it's three quarters of one province of four in Ireland - NI doesn't even have an official flag flying. You say N. Irish is what most people call themselves, so what about the rest? Sinn Féin, a party that has, as its number one electoral pledge, the reunification of Ireland, is now (as of the last local election) the biggest in N. Ireland. That would look like some support for reunification. Even in the case of you being correct, that most prefer N. Irish - you're still recognising that there is a significant amount of people here that deem themselves Irish, I amongst them. I have a legal right, the same legal right of those in the Republic, to count myself as Irish, so does everyone in the north. Why are you being a dick toward the ones that call themselves Irish eh?

And i can assure you right now that this island will never be united.

Give it 3 decades. The Irish breed like rabbits and for the last few decades we've been growing in numbers in the north. Its days are numbered.

Happy 12th of July incase i don't see you during the celebration of freedom.

It's not really a celebration of freedom, but sure I'll not bother explaining that to you seeing as you seem to see the world through some FGAU-miasma.