Irish Rebel Music - List of Notable Songs

List of Notable Songs

  • Belfast Brigade
  • Back Home in Derry
  • Come All You Warriors
  • Come Out Ye Black And Tans
  • Connaught Rangers (aka The Drums Were Beating)
  • The Decommission Song / Stuff Your Decommission
  • Erin Go Bragh
  • Follow me up to Carlow
  • Peter Crowley
  • Connolly Was There
  • Fighting Men from Crossmaglen
  • Join the British Army
  • Give Ireland Back To The Irish
  • Go On Home British Soldiers
  • God Save Ireland
  • Green, White and Gold
  • Irish Citizen Army
  • Johnston's Motor Car
  • Let the People Sing
  • My Fathers Gun
  • My Little Armalite
  • Northern Gaels/Crumlin Jail
  • Oró Sé do Bheatha 'Bhaile
  • Say Hello To The Provos
  • Some Say the Devil is Dead
  • Roll Of Honour
  • The Bold Fenian Men
  • Tiocfaidh ár lá
  • The Great Fenian Ram
  • The Broad Black Brimmer
  • The Eyes Of The IRA
  • The Helicopter Song
  • The Men Behind the Wire
  • The Minstrel Boy
  • Old Fenian Gun
  • The Peeler and the Goat
  • The Rifles of the IRA
  • The Sam Song
  • You'll Never Beat the Irish
  • My Old Mans A Provo

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