Sandy Row

I went, what about him? He said, I've killed him.

I went, what? He went, I've killed him? I went, how the fuck have you killed a wee fella? We're waiting on this paedophile coming round to the car and some wee fella drove round on a bicycle and he was naked and we thought it was the paedophile and we got him into the back of the car and bailed him in the back of the car And I brought him to a house in Sandy Row, duct taped his face on his hands and his legs, beat him again, and I brought him in with his hands and his feet duct taped and drowned him in the bath.

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I did ask him eventually where he got it.

It was on Sandy Row.

And he said, there's an awful lot of flags around here.

And I said, yeah, I could have told you that sort of thing.

And then he passed the Sandy Row Rangers Supporters Club, which we used to go to when I was at university because it was 50p a pint.

It was cheap beer in there sort of thing.

But he's obviously not used to that in Aberdeen.

We would never see that, obviously, really.

And this is the real fundamental problem.

1998 agreement allows anyone in this country to declare as being Irish, regardless if they're from Rathcoole, they're from Sandy Row.

So therefore, on that basis, the FAI are actually saying, no, we will go after certain players from certain backgrounds because we think they're an easy target.

Sorry, but do you want them to go after

Well, just to explain to listeners where this flag was located.

Now, this was erected over the summer along the Lisburn Road towards the lower end of the Lisburn Road in South Belfast on a lamppost near its junction with the Sandy Row area.

Now, this was essentially, as you say, a union flag with the Belfast City Council logo printed on top of it.

And it also had a message printed on it with a swear word, as you say, opposing the Irish language.

And I really think we need to do better.

What you're referring to, hold on a moment.

The police said a staff member of the community organisation on Sandy Row had raised the flag issue with a DUP councillor.

And the councillor said they do not know who's put the flag up and believe that raising the issue with the community will only bring it to their attention unduly, the email said.

Elena Audley Murphy is her name.

She's from Sandy Row in Belfast.

That was the girl that boxed her two years previous.

The two of them were brought onto the Irish team, and they were the first girls to box for Ireland at international level, I think it was in Finland.

I even heard someone say, what parts of Belfast do you have the fight to be Irish in these days? That doesn't exist.

What? Man, the Shankill, Sandy Row, Tiger's Bay.

We're in Ireland, hop down there and see how you fucking get on.

These are people who have never set foot in a state.

You know, well, both my parents had had outsiders accents like, you know, they didn't have the same the same accent as the communities that they were living in.

And she always tells this funny story where she went down to Sandy Row, which would be a kind of loyalist community.

And they had a singer sewing and singer sewing machine shop.

And she brought her sewing machine in to get it fixed.

And then we just were like, I just kinda like spoke quite briefly about, "Oh, this is gonna be a big night tonight," you know? And, and kinda, yeah, and it was a little encounter.

Pete spoke to the coach, my coach from Sandy Row, and it was literally a few minutes, and then we ha- And then RT took us in and done little bits like I said, little, um-

Yeah

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