@thepainterflynn Dreadful. Shameful to see those little girls so frightened going to school. 💔💔

@Sheila38426081 My bro's 3 stepdaughters went there att, doesn't seem to have permanently damaged them

@thepainterflynn @BanterNative Remember it all too well. Depths people go to

@thepainterflynn That was no picket, it was a clear act of terrorism against children

@thepainterflynn To me this was one of the most sickening things that happened here over the last 40 odd years . Just the lowest of the low

@thepainterflynn I was 17 when this happened and I am from the 26. I promise then to myself I will make sure I vote for unity when the time comes as to ensure this hatred will never be seen on our island ever again

@thepainterflynn And these kids in turn voted a unionist MP out of North Belfast.

@thepainterflynn @WilyWeeFox It was shocking.

@thepainterflynn How that was allowed to happen is beyond me. People that stop children accessing education need to take a long hard look at themselves

@thepainterflynn Blame the catholic schools

@thepainterflynn Catholic schools fault again. ?

@thepainterflynn This was sickening.

@thepainterflynn Sums loyalism up, horrible

@thepainterflynn Shocking and sickening, this story travelled all over the world. 9/11 happened shortly after which everyone was then focusing on but completely disturbing. Grown men threatening kids, loyalist shame!

@thepainterflynn @FrankoSerpico Too good men at the front Fr Gary & Fr Troy

@thepainterflynn @gazzahead Funnily enough, I've never read any material from the Barbara J. Pym consortium condemning the behaviour of the local Loyalists during this disgraceful episode. Whereas they were all over Bobby Storey's funeral.

@thepainterflynn The revenge was the laughter at dodds losing his seat ✊

@thepainterflynn @Kyla_91 Dark times, I’ll never forget the fear in the children’s eyes.

@thepainterflynn