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What is the meaning of the song the harp that once through Tara's halls?
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∙ 11y ago
It's about freedom. Tara was an old castle in Ireland and the Harp is the Irish people, kept silent by British rule. When the 'harp' plays again, it's because some brave Irish person stood up for their rights. This was during the time when all Ireland was under British rule, and didn't gain her independence until 1922, a day Thomas Moore, the author of the song, sadly never got to see.
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