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Eire

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Eire

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In the land of Eireann

Sat the high king

Faced with the problems

The dreaded vikings

Gather all the men folk

Speaking the Celtic tongue

The land is Eireann

The land is young

Stands Red O'Donnell

Fighting the Saxon foe

With Hugh O'Neil

Oh

All along the north land

They fight bitterly

The land is Eireann

The land is free

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