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'Ireland Forever'
Erin go braugh also Erin go bragh is a phonetic English version of Éirinn go brách, which in Irish Gaelic means "Ireland for ever."
  • It was an Irish blessing used to express allegiance to Ireland. It could also translate as "Ireland until eternity."


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