Give me the flag of Ireland, boys, let Irish breezes blow,
Around it blows fervent eyes, defiance to the hold,
Let no man weep for true men fought to make their country free,
The flag that James Connelly loved is good enough for me.

Give me the flag of Munster, boys, to victory lead us on,
Of rebel Cork, of Kerry, boys, and Clareman carry on,
Tell them in Tipperary Town, the North will yet be free,
The flag that Munster heroes loved is good enough for me.

Give me the flag of Connaught boys, and westward let her blow,
Give me the Flying Columns from Longford Town did go,
God keep you ancient Galway land, your sons of victory,
The flag that volunteers did love is good enough for me.

Give me the flag of Ulster, boys, that's Ireland's flag also,
We love them yet and we won't forget Red Hugh and Owen Roe,
For still there breathes on Irish soil, the soul of liberty,
The flag that Ireland's martyrs loved is good enough for me,
The flag that Ireland's martyrs loved is good enough for me.