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TerryPhelan
06/09/2005, 3:56 PM
Just so those of you lucky enough to be at the match tomorrow ngiht will have no excuse. Print this out for yourselves (40,000 copies would be even better), learn it off, and belt it out!!!
Amhrán na bhFiann (le Peadar Ó Cearnaigh)
(abbreviated version as sung at international matches)
Sinne Fianna Fáil
Atá faoi gheall ag Éirinn,
Buíon dár slua
Thar toinn do ráinig chugainn
Faoi mhóid bheith saor,
Sean-tír ár sinsear feasta
Ní fhágfar faoin tíoráin ná faoin tráill.
Anocht a théam sa bhearna baoil
Le gean ar Ghaeil chun báis nó saol
Le gunnaí scréach, faoi lámhach na bpiléar,
Seo libh canaigí amhrán na bhFiann.
:ball: :D
paul_oshea
06/09/2005, 4:01 PM
good man terry. i never liked you as a player but as a member and analyst of foot.ie you are begining to grow on me.
TerryPhelan
06/09/2005, 4:05 PM
Paul O'Shea, my thanks. I am just trying to do my patriotic duty. And as a wise man once said, 'fail to prepare...' ;)
I never liked me much as a player either, truth be told. :)
Drumcondra Red
06/09/2005, 4:46 PM
Ffs, its printed in all the programmes, many people don't sing it because they don't want to, don't insult people by posting it here!!! :rolleyes:
eirebhoy
06/09/2005, 5:37 PM
People are insulting their country by not bloody singing it. Not every foot.ie user sings it. Not every foot.ie knows it. The more the better.
I learnt it in school but didn't know the correct pronunciation. This should help:
Sinne Fianna Fáil, (Sheena Feena fall)
Atá Fá gheall ag Éirinn, (A-taw fay yal egg air-in)
Buidhean dár sluagh tar rúinn do ráinig chughainn (bween dor slooa, har tin duh raw-nig hween.)
Fámhoídh bheírh saor, (Fwee voij vay sair)
Sean-tír ár sinnsear feasta (shan teer are shin-sher fas-ta)
Ní fágfar fá'n tíorán ná fa'n tráil; (nee fawg-ferr fween tear-on naw fween troyl)
Anocht a theigeamh sa bhearna baoghail, (ah-nocht ah hay-im sah varna vweel)
Le gean ar Gaedhí chun báis nó saoghail, (le gyan err Gwail khun boss no sayl)
Le gunna sgréach: Fá lamhach na piléar. (le gon-nuh shkrayk fay law-voc na bill-air)
Seo Libh canaidh amhrán na bhFiann. (shuh liv konig Aw-rawn na bhFiann)
People are insulting their country by not bloody singing it.
There's thousands of way of insulting your country. Not singing the anthem isn't one of them. Doing it half arsed is though
thejollyrodger
06/09/2005, 5:55 PM
good work Eirebhoy, i know which one is more useful :P
eirebhoy
06/09/2005, 5:57 PM
I just can't imagine standing there silent when that music starts. If I had a few on me in a pub I'd sing it when the anthem is played at the end of a Sunday night. I wouldn't sing it sober in the pub as I'd feel embarassed being the only person singing. ;)
only in this country could you have a situation where people need their national anthem explained to them like this. pathetic :rolleyes:
tonycuna
09/09/2005, 8:33 AM
I tried to do my best when I sang it when I was at the match against Italy.
And I retried it wedn night at the pub, where there were 30 frenchmen, and just 5-10 irish supporters.
I was the only who sang it, but I was proud to do it.
It's a little difficult, but I found a singing version from the net, so I'm improving myself!
Go lads!
I think it's not an insults matter or so bad things if someone don't sing it.
Just, it's important to sing it, cos I think gaelic is part of an Irish, and although I'm not irish-born, this is very important to me too, I feel.
It's a little difficult, but I found a singing version from the net, so I'm improving myself!
Go lads!
You got a link to that?
Maybe we should sing it in english so everone could join in? Lets face it the only reason most people don't sing it is because they don't know how.
A lot more people speak welsh in wales than irish in Ireland yet they have their anthem in english.
tonycuna
09/09/2005, 9:25 AM
I found it using Soulseek.
If you have this program, my nick is the same as here :rolleyes: I can pass it to u
were people not taught it in school?
tonycuna
09/09/2005, 9:42 AM
Quote myself..
If u want I can pass the singing version to u by MSN messenger ;)
tiktok
09/09/2005, 9:47 AM
were people not taught it in school?
I wasn't. :mad:
I obviously should have been.
Pablo
09/09/2005, 10:46 AM
I wasn't. :mad:
I obviously should have been.
really? twas bate into me biy!
Dotsy
09/09/2005, 10:51 AM
really? twas bate into me biy!
Me also, although that was 25 years ago. God help anyone in our 6th class in primary school who couldn't recite it word for word :eek: .
really? twas bate into me biy!
The borstal was it? ;) :D
Schumi
09/09/2005, 4:55 PM
A lot more people speak welsh in wales than irish in Ireland yet they have their anthem in english.
Land Of My Fathers is in Welsh AFAIK.
Saint Tom
09/09/2005, 8:27 PM
thats an outrageous statement to say the welsh national anthem is in english
oconghc2
09/09/2005, 9:05 PM
jesus yeah - welsh ppl are very proud of their language - put a lot of us to shame.
just a quick word -- stop being so feckin lazy and learn the anthem. I'm sick of ppls sob stories saying "oh it was beaten into me .. thats why i dont like the language". If this is the case, you didnt like the subject at school!!! I feckin hated english at school!!! A load of crap stories like Emma etc were nearly beaten into me like Peig and scothscéalta were beaten into others!! It doest mean I hate the English language (although I'd prefer if everyone could speak it in day to day life).
Be proud of your language - make the effort! Apologies for the rant. Its good to see the ppl in this forum making an effort and thinking about it!
tonycuna
10/09/2005, 11:05 AM
Point taken ;)
Be proud of Gaelic it's one of the ways to be proud of being Irish :)
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