For the 1995 World Cup in South Africa, the IRFU decided to commission a song from Phil Coulter. His composition, "Ireland's Call", has since been played alongside "The Soldier's Song" at matches within the Republic, and on its own elsewhere. Ireland's match against England at Croke Park in the 2007 Six Nations Championship was of historic significance because of the Rule 42 ban and the memory of Bloody Sunday 1920; "The Irish Times" commented, '"The Soldier's Song" and "Ireland's Call" were belted out with such hair-raising intensity that men and women were crying as they sang'. Prior to the 2007 resumption of internationals at Ravenhill Stadium, Belfast, the IRFU decided that only "Ireland's Call" would be played, not "God Save the Queen", prompting complaints from some unionists that this did not match the playing of "The Soldier's Song" in Dublin.