Jun 7, 2016 · Two Celtic fans wound up in court after unfurling a banner with the word ‘hun’ on it in 2010, charged with breaching the peace aggravated by religious prejudice.

Jan 23, 2015 · 'Hun' was a common nickname/insult used when discussing Germans during WWI. The name actually doesn't have anything to do with ethnic connections, but refers more to a perception of …

Hun is a derogatory term for Protestant in Northern Ireland and West Coast of Scotland specifically those who support Glasgow Rangers Football Club.

Apr 18, 2022 · hun derogatory word for german or protestant, esp in Northern ireland. Used to describe rangers football fans.

The court was told that the word “hun” was a non-religious slur that was used to describe Rangers fans but had historically also been used by Rangers fans to describe Celtic supporters.

Nov 17, 2022 · What does Hun mean Northern Ireland? Unrelated meanings of hun include the fearsome 5th-century Asiatic nomads, the Huns, notably Attila; the Irish Catholic slur hun for a …

In this article, we’ll decode 100 essential Northern Irish slang terms that will help you blend in and sound like a local. Whether you’re catching up with friends, chatting in a pub, or just looking to understand …

Hun English 1 A German, especially a German soldier; popular during World War I. Derived from a speech given by Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany to the German contingent sent to China during the …

Jan 24, 2008 · Fenian, hun, taig and jaffa are among the terms outlawed for police officers in a pamphlet which outlines to them how to avoid causing offence. The Guide to Appropriate Language has various...

Well the word hon is normally used to mean honnie, hun as said before refers to the germans in the first world war 1914-1918, where it was preferable to be a hun (german) than a "fenian" (meaning irish …