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    Irish Anthem Marks 100 Years Since Adoption

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    Amhrán na bhFiann was adopted as the official anthem of the Irish Free State 100 years ago, despite initial concerns about its impact on Protestant communities. Originally a marching song, it gained popularity during the 1916 Easter Rising. Discussions about changing the anthem continue, but it remains a significant part of Irish tradition and is often sung at commemorative events.
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