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Michael Dwyer
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Michael Divine
Michael Collins
Michael Dwyer
Minstrel Boy,The
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Mrs.McGrath
Murray And McDonald
My Father Once Said To Me
My Heart Is In Ireland
My Last Farewell
My Little Armalite
My Old Man
My Youngest Son Came Home Today

Michael Dwyer
Peadar Kearney

Have you heard of Michael Dwyer,
And his mountain men?
Runs your blood like molten fire,
When you hear again
How he dashed like mountain torrent,
On his country´s bitter foes,
Like a thundering tearing torrent
Upon the craven yeos?

Here´s a chorus, chant it loudly
On the still night air,
As the war-shout rises loudly,
Above the trumpet´s blare,
Chant it, peal it, til it echoes
Over every hill and glen,
Here´s to gallant Michael Dwyer,
And his mountain men!

When the star of freedom vanished
And our flag went down,
And the nation´s hope was banished,
From each vale and town,
Borne intact through blood and fire
Ireland´s banner waved again,
Held aloft by Michael Dwyer
And his mountain men.

Still the nation´s hopes are burning
As they burned of yore,
And the young and strong are yearning
For the battle´s roar,
But that blessed star of liberty
Shall never blaze again,
Till we strike like Michael Dwyer
And his mountain men!