Use this Irish Call to Arms lyrics sheet as a whole-class or assembly activity, or during a sports event to inspire tradition and excitement. Ireland’s Call lyrics will give children access to a well-known and cultural anthem that will help them to identify with their Irish culture.
Use this Irish Call to Arms lyrics sheet as a whole-class or assembly activity, or during a sports event to inspire tradition and excitement. Ireland’s Call lyrics will give children access to a well-known and cultural anthem that will help them to identify with their Irish culture.
Ideal for 1st/2nd class students, it has appropriate line spacing to make it easier to read and is accompanied by shamrocks to add a traditional touch to your teaching.
Why not use a YouTube video as a backing track to encourage your children to sing Ireland’s Call lyrics? You could even record the signing and show the video to parents or guardians at the end of the school day!
You could also ask your class to perform the wonderful song in assembly to the other year groups at school. Either way, your students will love showing off their singing skills to their peers.
There sure are. If you’re looking for more resources that will help children connect with their Irish identity, why not take a look at our Ireland's Call Song PowerPoint? This lovely PowerPoint of Ireland's Call will get your students excited and eager to take part in assemblies or performing.
We think you’ll also love the Amhrán na bhFiann Irish National Anthem Brief History and Lyrics. This brilliant learning resource will be perfect for teaching your class about the history of the Irish national anthem. There are three illustrated posters in the learning pack that you can use to brighten up your classroom!
The Irish Call to Arms originally was used in military environments to defend, attack, or call troops to be ready for confrontation from the opposition.
This has developed into national anthems and call songs during sporting events, such as rugby and football.
Ireland’s Call lyrics are used throughout the country as a popular song to get sporting fans excited about the build-up or duration of a match!
One of the most notable examples of the Irish Call to Arms was the Easter Rising of 1916, where Irish republicans sought to establish an independent Irish Republic.
Ireland’s Call lyrics can have different connotations depending on the context, but the overarching theme is to refer to a passionate appeal for people to unite in support of a particular goal!