John Lydon (aka Johnny Rotten) famously used the same provocative phrase for his 2004 autobiography, No Blacks, No Dogs, No Irish. The abuse from some was pretty drastic but I remember the worst was a sub post office then in Colharbour Lane who threw me out !

If you're looking for the perfect gift, for Birthdays, Halloween, Christmas, Father's Day for Dad, Mother's Day for Mum, Anniversary or any other occasion. and when I contacted the seller about the issue, they responded quickly and offered a refund of the postage cost even though it wasn't their fault! Feel free to browse other products as you can add other items such as badges, key-rings, memorial cards and save on postage.Writing in the Guardian, Professor Steve Bruce from the University of Aberdeen issued a plea to readers: “If No Irish signs were as common as is asserted, there should be plenty of them remaining in private collections, local archives and the like. We chose the slogan for this project as communities were inspired by its empowering and unifying message, with one participant saying, “It says it all”.

Our ground-breaking recycled t-shirts are made from 100% recycled materials and are, to our knowledge, the first commercially produced t-shirts made from recycled cotton. The design shows a pink llama with a green leprechaun hat and sunglasses with shamrocks and gold coins. Whether these signs actually existed is currently debated, but the message resonates strongly enough for it to have moved into everyday language as an ugly example of historic discrimination.The fact that you could whitewash history to such an extent that you could claim these signs didn’t exist, despite the clear evidence that they did, is quite astounding. New with tags: A brand-new, unused, unworn and undamaged item in the original packaging (such as the .

The story was shared by the Irish Post in London, an Irish paper in America and as far away as Jamaica. We pride ourselves in using the best materials we can find, which is why our t-shirts will not fall out of shape after a few washes like other cheaper varieties you may find for sale elsewhere. If you are interested in the history of our local area why not sign up to our regular newsletter which contains lots of fascinating historical info. I'm so glad I found this seller as they did such a fabulous job on both the tee shirt and chefs hat.I also saw these signs in some house windows in the old multi occupied houses in Villa Road and Burton Road. Allegedly” I remember a metal fixed sign still be fixed to the outside of a pub in norwich until the early 90s . The couple said they will donate a percentage of the sales to the Camden Irish community centre and the Black Cultural Archive in Brixton.