by CheapRefrigerator547

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  1. In the middle of Magherafelt we had union flags, Derry Gaa flags and pride flags flying from the same lamp posts a few years ago. Was a bit surreal.

  2. People will argue now over which one is higher up on the pole having more precedence over the other 😒

  3. I reckon that pigeon is about to have an opinion

  4. Hotel carpark trying to save money on flagpoles. Or something.

  5. I like the sentiment but I’d rather see neither.

  6. Yeah so my last comment mightn’t’ve been written the best. I like the idea of it promoting peace personally but you just know some asshats would look at it and think it’s trying to start something. That’s what I meant, sorry lads.

    Edit for context: my last comment was “if you’re looking to start something, sure.” Not written the best at all, but the top is what I meant.

  7. Tbh I think it’s a nice symbolism of peace between the two countries when their flags can exist on the same pole as each other. I am a dual national myself so both flags are personal to me. I have zero issue with this.

  8. Highly accurate of the nature of the defence relationship of the two states and indicative of the Home Rule mindset of the “shared island” crowd.

  9. Union jack looks like a nicer design with all the intersecting lines and red, white and blue colour selection. No real thought has gone into the stripey one, would look nicer with a harp or even better a leprechaun winking smoking a pipe on a rocking chair.

  10. What’s definitely going to fix this place is more flags. /s

  11. Put the Union Jack underneath the tricolour and we have a deal

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