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James McClean
Tá amhrán ómóis de chuid James McClean eisithe ag amhránaí a chosnaíonn seasamh poipín an pheileadóir.
Tá an t-amhrán is déanaí aige tiomnaithe ag Damien Dempsey do winadóir Phoblacht na hÉireann agus Wrecsam.
‘James McClean’ is teideal don amhrán agus déanann sé cur síos ar an gcaoi ar thug fear Dhoire aghaidh ar mhí-úsáid sheicteach i rith a shaoil sa Phríomh-Shraith agus san EFL.
Dhiúltaigh McClean i gcónaí poipín cuimhneacháin a chaitheamh gach séasúr mar go gcreideann sé gur “chomhartha easurraim” é d’íospartaigh na dTrioblóidí, go háirithe na híospartaigh i nDomhnach na Fola ar 30 Eanáir, 1972.
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D’eisigh an t-amhránaí is cumadóir as Baile Átha Cliath an t-amhrán ar YouTube, agus é mar chuid dá albam is déanaí, Hold Your Joy.
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