@thebelfasttelegraph: A bonfire set to be lit on Halloween night in Rathcoole will commemorate the birth of Protestantism according to the organisers. Rathcoole Doonbeg Bonfire group said the builders are local youths who have been attending church and want to commemorate the date when Martin Luther nailed his ‘Ninety-five Theses’ on the door of All Saints’ Church in Wittenberg, Germany, in 1517. #Reformation #Bonfire #Rathcoole #NorthernIreland

garymcguigan5 :

They can also celebrate the Catholic festivals of All Souls and All Hollows..

Lindsay Hamilton :

was wondering why that was there lol

James :

if anyone has been in Rathcoole....they will know that this actually takes the bad look of the place .....

Sm92 :

Drove past this earlier and thought wtf 😂

realmenrosary :

Lutherans then ?

hm76 :

I'm sure there is a better way .. ..

Pól Ó Chaiside :

is it legal are the pallets stolen

🌛⭐🌜 :

This is actually hilarious.

IMWT :

Where are those pallets coming from?

♏️LoveLife👑 :

Fantastic 🇬🇧

The Masked Chanter :

Rule of law. Not allowed.

💚 Cairenn 💚 :

Gerry :

Deaglán :

Caoimhe :

martinsheehy0 :

eddyfrance :

bravo , very good initiative !!

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Gowan the wee doonbeg✊✊

user117373 :

the law is the law, it needs removed

Mic :

Just let the kids enjoy Halloween FFS.

OurWeeTravels :

Yet they still try and say St.Patrick was a Protestant 🤣🤣🤣

liamlarkin68 :

should be removed

Cailleach na Cró :

😂😂😂

patrickoneil27 :

is that council land

spieldog :

Is it legal or unlawful Carla wil let us know 😂😂