Are there any famous Irish quotes about fighting the famine, standing strong and fighting the English?
Leo asked:
Mind you, this is a quote that relates to a poster rallying irish farmers to fight around the period of 1877 - 79
what do they mean?
Silicone Bracelets & Rubber Wristbands
Mind you, this is a quote that relates to a poster rallying irish farmers to fight around the period of 1877 - 79
what do they mean?
Silicone Bracelets & Rubber Wristbands
They are in Gaelic
TÁ TÚ AG TEACHT ANOIS GO DOIRE SAOR
Ní Saoirse go Saoirse na mBan
The most famous is probably
‘Tiocfaidh ár lá’
… which means ‘Our Day Will Come’… referring to when we’d finally be free from British rule.
As for the previous answers, ‘Tá tú ag teacht anois go Doire Saor’ means ‘you are now entering free Derry’ as in County Derry in Northern Ireland.
‘Ni aoirse go Saoirse na mBan’ means ‘there is no freedom without the freedom of women’…
Hope this helps!!