The Irish National Anthem, known as "Amhrán na bhFiann" in Irish, translates to "The Soldier's Song" in English. It was composed in 1907 by Peadar Kearney (lyrics) and Patrick Heeney (music). The anthem reflects themes of patriotism and the struggle for Irish independence, making it a significant symbol of national identity. The anthem is typically played at official events and ceremonies, including sports matches and state functions. It is recognized for its stirring melody and powerful lyrics, which evoke a sense of pride and unity among the Irish people, both in Ireland and the global Irish diaspora.