Pearse version The source s chorus of the Pearse version is nonsense r s do bheatha abhaile as the article tells you can be roughly translated Hurrah you are welcome home Why s would suddenly be changed to be s presumably a contraction of is which would be copula it male is a mystery to me I also take massive issue with the translation Even ignoring the fact that for absolutely no reason whatsoever it just leaves large passages untranslated some of it is just a clear sign of incompetence Fenians of F l No Just no Anyone with a basic familiarity with the Irish language in a modern context will be able to tell you that Fianna F il means soldiers of destiny f il being the genitive of f l destiny and fianna the plural of fiann soldier much as in Amhr n na bhFiann the soldiers song and Lia F il the rock of destiny It s the name of a party for God s sake and the article about that party also confirms it means soldiers of destiny Fianna F il The Fenians were a minor Republican group and F l isn t even an English word I m sorry but the sources as I m sure other speakers of the language native or otherwise will be able to confirm are just wrong Unless anyone has a legitimate reason to object I d like to correct the glaring spelling error in the original Irish and correct the stupidity of this translation I m sorry I really am but even Google Translate could do a better job than this Hailing Frequencies