It can be called Irish, Gaelic or Gaeilge.
It is in the Irish language. It is known as Amhrán na bhFiann, and is sung in Irish. In English it is called The Soldier's Song.
In Irish, 'trust' is 'muinín' e.g. Tá muinín agam as (in English, I trust him) Answer TRUST - The national language of Ireland is English, genius. Nár chuala tú riamh go raibh teanga darbh ainm Gaelige ann?? Is í an Ghaelige teanga náisiúnta na hÉireann agus is í Gaelige an chéad teanga oifigiúil!! (Did you never hear that there was a language called Irish or Irish Gaelic?? Irish is the national language of Ireland and the first official language of the country!) English is more widely spoken today, but Irish is still the national language. I should know - I am Irish - you obviously are not.
Iarfhlaith Watson has written: 'Broadcasting in Irish' -- subject(s): Irish National characteristics, Irish language, Public broadcasting, Revival
In the Irish language, they call it Gaeilge, and in the English language they call it Irish.
Irish language = "irische Sprache"
Many aspects of Irish culture; Irish dance, music, and language were banned by the English along with Catholicism during Irish history. All the towns, counties, and provinces in Ireland were given anglicized names. When Ireland regained its independence, it reincorporated the Irish language back into the culture. Irish is also not a completely dead language, it is not like Latin. There are areas in the country which are predominately Irish speaking and RTE has many television programmes in Irish. All signs have both the Irish and the English versions of names. Learning Irish is needed to pass secondary school. Irish is also a main part of slang: Póg mo thóin=Kiss my butt. What's the craic?=What's going on? What's up? The majority of Irish placenames, family names, and many given names are from the Irish language.
Dictionary of the Irish Language was created in 1976.
National Irish Bank was created in 1986.
Irish National Foresters was created in 1877.
Irish National League was created in 1882.
Irish National Federation ended in 1900.
Irish National Federation was created in 1891.