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Marlborough Express, Volume L, Issue 86, 11 April 1916, Page 8

THE SONG EVERYBODY IS SINGING. Of all the Irish songs ever published there has never been one to equal ''What an Irishman means by .Machree.' 5 The lyrics by F. P. Donnelly tell you that the endearing term "Machree y"; means father, mother, wife, sweetheart, the "little—.-green isle"^-in fact,. everything in heaven a.nd on earth dear to the heart of an Irishman. The music is a happy in-spiration—-vivacious, appealing and melodious. "Tim Rooney's at the fighting" (a Keihy ditty) 'is a rollicking Irish march song, a rival to the world-famous "Tipperary." "Mv Kathleen" from the Irish play, "Mavourneen," is, another gem.— Cartwriorht's, Elenheim.—Advt.

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