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They were basically Loyalist
paramilitaries and they were asking us to put a poster up to say,
"This shop no longer sells goods "from the Irish Republic." But the irony was that these guys
were sitting there drinking pints of Guinness with not a shade of hypocrisy about the fact they're drinking probably
the Irish Republic's biggest export!
paramilitaries and they were asking us to put a poster up to say,
"This shop no longer sells goods "from the Irish Republic." But the irony was that these guys
were sitting there drinking pints of Guinness with not a shade of hypocrisy about the fact they're drinking probably
the Irish Republic's biggest export!
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They were basically Loyalist
paramilitaries and they were asking
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us to put a poster up to say,
"This shop no longer sells goods
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"from the Irish Republic."
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But the irony was that these guys
were sitting there drinking pints
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of Guinness with not a shade
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of hypocrisy about the fact
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they're drinking probably
the Irish Republic's biggest export!
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Movie Summary
Twenty-five years on from a peace agreement being reached, Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland shares intimate, unheard testimonies from all sides of the conflict.