A second match between Ireland and England on 24 February 2007 was politically symbolic because of the events of Bloody Sunday in 1920 . There was considerable concern as to what reaction there would be to the singing of the British national anthem " God Save the Queen " . Ultimately the anthem was sung without interruption or incident , and applauded by both sets of supporters at the match , which Ireland won by 43 – 13 ( their largest ever win over England in rugby )
Bloody Sunday
Bloody Sunday (1920)
Croke Park