Are you proud of Britain's history in Ireland?

No

I am somewhat dismayed about Britain's history in Ireland

brits have inflicted tyranny on the blighters, the irish,the scots,in the 16 easter sunday '16 uprising,murders in the 60s-70s 'troubles',,innocent people in retaliation died because of sein fein,brit rule shares in blame

for killings of brit coppers & tavern keepers.

brit tyranny over the celts is UKs wart in history,

brit soldiers have served in distinguished service in the middle east,as the armourer guy did,saving a lot of decent human lives from death by jihad,SAS are,in europe,,the best,, runner up for the title are the froggy legionnaires blessem.

brits under churchill saved democracy on the continent,, give them a passing grade of 85 percent,

boys heads up on what MI6 have been up to,collaborating with australian SS,new zealand and US career govt in attempted coup against the man the people elected,,FISA warrants,american FBI,some in CIA,democrat politicians,,and press members were in on it,looking at yahoo 'news',,you would not know it,because the press,( issikoff ,in this case) were favorable to it,and some were in on it,

preparations for guests at the jail of guantanemo cuba are quite underway.

penalties will be SEVERE

In My Lifetime yes

Why should I have any feelings of pride or shame in events I had no involvement in or influence over?

Not at all...

No, Britain created many problems in Ireland and it's no wonder the Irish feel a little bitter towards us.

Don't really care one way or the other

YES

The genocidal tactics the British employed against the Irish in the early 19th century was disgusting. But it's a shame both countries are now being colonised by the Muslims and the Africans. That's what really gives me the sh!ts when the IRA are described as 'terrorists'. Doesn't anyone know what goes around comes around?

You're looking for a simple answer to a complicated question. Sorry, can't help you there.

If it will make you happier, I'll readily affirm that Britain's indifference to the suffering in Ireland during the famine of the 1830's is probably the most shameful event in our history. But then, name me a country that doesn't have shameful events in its past.

Though it may be the most infamous episode in Anglo-Irish history, however, the Famine is not the be-all and end-all.