Marching bands praised as Ulster-Scots heritage showcased at all-Ireland Fleadh
‘Roll on 2027’ as Fleadh 2026 comes to an end
Such have been the local headlines in the wake of the recent ‘All Ireland Fleadh’ in Belfast.
Ecumenism, and those deceived by the modern and false philosophy it propagates, enthusiastically embraced this latest Republican scam.
It was not merely a musical function but it was an exercise designed to promote Romanism and the culture its unbiblical religion promotes. The spirit of Sinn Fein undergirded the whole exercise; concealed yes, but emerging clearly for all to see was the conniving hand of Sinn Fein.
The sham was not really that hard to spot by those who were not blinded by the likes of Alf McCreary of the ‘Belfast Telegraph’ or deceived by the likes of the Deputy First Minister, Emma Little-Pengelly of the DUP, who happily desecrated the Sabbath in order to aid Sinn Fein launch this exercise in deception.
It is likely the case that not all involved in the musical activities were aware of what underlay the activities, but that did not make them any less part of the deception.
Surfaced
The dark and evil spirit that underlay the activities broke the surface on occasions.
Here is just a glimpse of the what lay behind the whistles and fiddles!
Republican band’s performance in Belfast city centre during the Fleadh was ‘last straw for many unionists’
Stormont Speaker to write to Chief Constable after pro-IRA song ‘mistakenly’ played to food van customers at Fleadh
The ‘Stormont Speaker’, Edwin Poots, is a leading member of the DUP, which promoted this deceitful musical ‘hullabaloo’. How utterly hypocritical of him and his fellow DUPers to belatedly voice concern!
While this ‘sweet-sounding ecumenical extravaganza’ was charming the easily deceived amongst the Protestant and Loyalist community, Sinn Fein was maintaining its true strategy elsewhere!
Anger as Sinn Fein targets Royal Black ‘Last Saturday’ parade
Village’s Protestants halve in 20 years – Orangeman blames sectarian hostility
These two headlines show that there was evidence elsewhere of what Irish Republicanism is truly like.
What will it take, apart from the total rejection of deceitful voices like that of Alf McCreary, to awaken Ulster to the wicked chicanery of that unholy alliance of Irish Republicanism and the pontificating Ecumenists and their lies?
Is it not a case of that which Paul seeks to warn the Corinthians?
“The god of this world hath blinded the minds of them which believe not, lest the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, who is the image of God, should shine unto them,” 2 Corinthians 4:4.
There is at work in Ulster a coalition of satanic agencies with the common cause of robbing the ‘gullible’ of the Gospel of Christ with all its joys and blessings.
There is a day coming when sadly, fools will learn that the pleasure of all the ‘Fleadhs’ that ever were, are but “for a season,” Hebrews 11:25.
Rev Ivan Foster (Rtd)
12th August 2026