Mar 14, 2019 · Once explicit expressions of support for the IRA, phrases like “Up the RA”, “Tiocfaidh ár lá” (Irish for “our day will come”) and “Brits out” have been appropriated by young people, the majority...

Oct 13, 2022 · There is a question about whether it’s objectively offensive to chant “up the ’Ra”, and the answer is pretty obvious: yes it is. It is offensive to victims of the Troubles-era IRA. But the...

Oct 12, 2021 · Nigel Farage says he was duped into ending a paid-for birthday greeting by saying "Up the 'Ra!"

Answer: This is a very old thread but the RA is the Republican Army who fought for the establishment of the present day Republic of Ireland. "Up the RA" is just a statement of support for Irish republicanism. It's an Irish republican message.

Oct 19, 2022 · In 1987, three of our teammates – Nigel Carr, David Irwin and Philip Rainey – were driving down to Dublin for a training session before we went to the first Rugby World Cup in …

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Aug 16, 2023 · Joe Brolly believes the use of the 'Ooh, ah, up the Ra' chant 'has to go' in order for there to be reconciliation between Unionist and Nationalist communities in Northern Ireland.

Sep 14, 2023 · Hi - how do you feel about references to the Black and Tans, singing Come Out Ye Black and Tans, shouting “yup the RA” in a professional workplace?

Oct 13, 2022 · There is a question about whether it’s objectively offensive to chant “up the ’Ra”, and the answer is pretty obvious: yes it is. It is offensive to victims of the Troubles-era IRA. But the broader question is, why does a context exist in which it is not just still chanted, but in fact becoming more common?