Getty Images "Amhrán na bhFiann" ("The Soldier's Song," in English) has been the official national anthem of the Irish State for almost 100 years, but what are the origins of the famous song?

Tanaiste Micheal Martin has expressed his disapproval towards Irish football fans who booed the English national anthem during a match between England and Ireland in Dublin. The English anthem ...

Below are the lyrics to the national anthem, both in English and in Irish, which shows just how steeped in violence and war the country of Ireland is: ...

The national anthem of Ireland, ‘Amhrán na bhFiann’, originally written in English but later translated into Irish, was adopted in 1926. Ireland’s national anthem ‘Amhrán na bhFiann’, known in English ...

The protocols would include the versions of the national anthem in Irish, English, and Irish Sign Language, as well as the musical notation as provided by the Irish Defence Forces School of Music.

And boos for the England anthem And the Irish fans repay the jeering as the English national anthem plays soon after. As you were, then ...

Tanaiste Micheal Martin has criticised the booing of the English national anthem during Saturday’s encounter with the Republic of Ireland at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.

England manager and former Ireland player Lee Carsley says he won’t sing either anthem for Saturday’s match in Dublin, because that’s always been his stance throughout his career – while ...

Why does the Ireland rugby team have two national anthems? As mentioned, Ireland has two national anthems: Ireland’s Call and Amhrán na bhFiann (English translation is The Soldier’s Song)..

THE Tanaiste has criticised the booing of the English national anthem ahead of Saturday’s encounter with the Republic of Ireland in Dublin. Micheal Martin insisted the vast majority of Irish … ...