We tend to remember several
A nice peaceful one from 1970 Go home you Bums, moving on to The Men behind the Wire, from 1971, Quite a few about the Bloody Sundays,   
You'd have a lot less to remember if your German kings and queens and their cousins' armies had all stayed where they belonged.


On the eighteenth day of November ,
Outside the town of Macroom.
The Tans in their big Crossley Tenders
Were making their way to their doom
But the boys of the column were waiting
With handgrenades primed on the spot
And the Irish Republican Army
Made shite of the whole fucking lot