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President Higgins honors Irish emigrants forced to leave in St. Patrick’s Day message

Delivers inaugural St. Patrick's Day message

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The only one "whaleing [wailing?] and bawling" (sic), angrypaddy/padraigfeargach, is you! Take up anger management therapy. You're pissing everyone off. Emigration remains as high under a proto-independence regime as it did under British domination because Me Feiners/Myself Alone still rule. "Labour must wait!" said Collins/De Valera in 1922. Or emigrate. Was the great smoked salmon socialist addressing his forcibly expatriated fellow countrymen in Northern[ised] Ireland?
Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona daoibh! Sláinte is táinte.
Some of us who emmigrated from the Southern Irish state many years ago still regard All-of-Ireland as our homeland, not merely the part of the country of which Higgins is president. The saint whom we celebrate on the 17th of March is the patron saint of the whole Irish nation, and that includes Irish territory over which Higgins does not have any jurisdiction. Beannachtaí na Féile Pádraig libh go léir agus leis an Uachtarán Ó hUigín freisin.
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