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Can anyone please explain to me exactly what part of the lyrics: ‘Grace, just hold me in your arms and let this moment linger’ is offensive?
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Staff at Belfast's SSE Arena to refuse to work at Wolfe Tones gig
Some workers at Belfast’s SSE Arena have told this newspaper they won’t be working the night the Wolfe Tones sing ‘Ooh, aah, up the ’Ra’ next October.
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Some Staff At Belfast Venue Set To Refuse To Work At Wolfe Tones Gig
It has been reported that some staff at Belfast's SSE Arena are set to refuse to work at a Wolfe Tones gig at the venue in 2024.
United Kingdom Republic Of Ireland Republic Of Ireland Women National Team Wolfe Tones Ireland Women National Team
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Retro Irish Top Ten Chart 1973: The Helicopter Song lifts Wolfe Tones to top for first time
IRISH TOP TEN SINGLES, NOVEMBER 22, 1973
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The Wolfe Tones add extra show as part of 60 year anniversary tour ahead of retirement
The Wolfe Tones have announced a concert in Castlebar, Co Mayo, next year as part of their 60th anniversary tour.
Source: independent.ie
Miah Dennehy obituary: First person to score a hat-trick in an FAI Cup Final
Former Cork Hibs and Irish international soccer player was a fan favourite who continued to play into his 50s
Source: irishtimes.com
DUP's Edwin Poots says Orange Order can learn from Féile on tackling anti-social behaviour
The DUP MLA Edwin Poots has said that the Orange Order can learn from Féile on how to tackle anti-social behaviour during the Twelfth of July parade in Belfast.
Source: irishnews.com
Pub apologises amid massive backlash after musician was told not to play rebel songs
Following a huge online backlash, the owners of a Wexford bar have issued a public apology to a musician after he was initially told not to play Irish rebel songs.
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Wexford pub apologises amid massive backlash after musician was told not to play rebel songs
Following a huge online backlash, the owners of a Wexford bar have issued a public apology to a musician after he was initially told not to play Irish rebel songs.
Source: independent.ie
Wexford Pub Forced To Apologise After Outrage At Rebel Song Ban
Wexford pub The Crown Bar has been forced to publicly apologise after cancelling a musician's gigs due to his playing Irish rebel songs
Source: balls.ie