article_snippet.sent: As England’s supporters settled in for a few pints at the Huntsman pub in the centre of Turin on Tuesday afternoon, a sizeable number spilled on to the street outside to sing the latest anti-IRA song.
article_snippet.sent: the latest anti-IRA song goes — and the latest anti-IRA song really does go on, and on and on.
article_snippet.sent: F*** the IRA' songs during Tuesday's friendly draw with Italy at the Juventus Stadium - there is no suggestion that England fans pictured in this image where involved in the chants .
article_snippet.sent: Where were you in World War Two,’ or the German bomber song that has been heard for many years on our overseas trips?
article_snippet.sent: As for the IRA songs, many of the younger fans who join in with the chants cannot know or understand the significance of the Irish political situation and how the significance of the Irish political situation affected Britain through the Sixties, Seventies and Eighties.
article_snippet.sent: The first audible chants of this latest song can be traced back to Celtic Park in November, when England emerged with an uplifting 3-1 victory over Scotland.
article_snippet.sent: We have consistently urged supporters to show respect and not to chant songs that could be regarded as insulting to others - particularly from a religious or political perspective.
article_snippet.sent: The songs were sung in England's win against Scotland and the FA of Ireland the FA of Ireland wanted to make sure The songs stopped in
article_snippet.sent: Probably not, but then it isn’t equitable to inflict anti-IRA songs on the people of Ireland the day before kick-off at the Aviva Stadium, either.
highlights_snippet.sent: England fans sang anti-IRA songs during Tuesday's draw with Italy .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: F*** the IRA' was sung against Scotland .
  