We got the sectarian message in Dublin

IT is very disappointing that people from the Protestant/unionist/loyalist community cannot hold a parade in the capital city of the Republic without being subjected to such sectarian treatment from people.

These people who are still utterly opposed to anything British, Protestant, or whatever, and supportive of everything republican, terrorist and criminal.

I had thought that with the signing of the Belfast Agreement - supported by some 95% of the Republic’s voting population - this would be a thing of the past. And given that the Agreement gave Dublin a say in what happens in Northern Ireland, it seemed proper that the unionist/loyalist case be taken to that city.