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>New Ireland
>it's not in America

Triggered

>>61571134
Where is New Northern Ireland huh?

Hell, Irish truly are the niggers of Europe !

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>>61571134
How will Britain ever recover?

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>newfoundland isn't new ireland
l m a o

>>61572100
By keeping Northern Ireland, I guess

>>61571339
this
Philadelphia and Boston are both Irish colonies

>>61572156
Suits me desu, I like living at the border with the UK now that the pound is weak

>>61571134
newfoundland is new ireland.

>>61571582
we could be new northern ireland too, we get the twelfth of july (battle of the boyne) as a public holiday here.

>>61573088
i'm talking about historical colonial names, not heritage memes

>>61573151
why is new brunswick and prince edward island part of new scotland then? it should be only nova scotia i think.

>>61573201
the term used to apply to all three i'm pretty sure
you're the leaf though so you tell me

>>61573201
PEI was part of the New Scotland colony. Not sure about NB.

I'm ok with this.

>>61573201
>>61573395
There was never such a thing as a "New Scotland Colony". Nova Scotia translates to New Scotland, however, and New Brunswick was formerly a part of Nova Scotia, so referring to the two as New Scotland makes some amount of sense. Prince Edward Island was always separate, though. Interestingly, and relevant to the thread, PEI used to be called St. John's Island, and there was a petition at one point to rename it 'New Ireland' (but Prince Edward Island was decided on instead).