Blue Jeans Party on Instagram: "For decades in Northern Ireland, several songs that spoke of a united Ireland or celebrated the republican cause were forbidden from public performance. Tunes like “The Foggy Dew”, “Come Out Ye Black and Tans”, and “The Soldier’s Song” were often banned from parades, schools, and community halls, their melodies considered too political or provocative. Musicians and singers faced censorship, and sometimes even harassment, simply for sharing the voices of a people l

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