Seven injured after bonfire crash

I disagree craig, st patricks day can be enjoyed by both sides of the community with the events and parades happening in the city centre during the day. There is no burning of the union jacks or other flags at these events unlike the 11th July which is held at night time and into the early hours of the morning when children should be in bed not watching their parents and members of their community destroy their neighbourhoods with burning wood etc. I doubt very much anyone will agree with your statement that the bonfires are not anti-social. i think anti social is the perfect word to describe them. Fire brigades time and resources wasted each year when someones house could be burning to the ground in a serious call out. Who actually cleans up after these bonfires?

Catholics get their st pats dat and easter rising march without anything been said!!! Why ban bonfires we have had them for years its a family day and not anti social. everyone is there to ebjoy the day!!! We respect your culture without a word 2 be said. If ya dont like ours, close your door. It only takes an hour 2 pass.

UL OH I see there are families there So it is O K for families to attend these as long as children are not by themselves Wise UP!

Tommy, you'll find entire families are at these bonfires. Children are not by themselves.

think its time people realised that the catholics r only ones wanting trouble to continue ....they have shot at police u dont see the prodestant community doing this on st patricks day