the next to meet our pested wrath were the Camolin yeomanry
Strong hands that day the pike drove home with deadly accuracy.
Then on to Oulart hill we march by Boolavogue's charred ruins
With pike and pitch fork gleaming in the full flare of the moon
Then lay us down among the furs till morning passed and noontime came us for the fray
Along the road to Wexford town
With banner's floating gay
The North Cork came with beat of Drum.
And bantering boasts of victory.
Up, Up the hill they boldly march but never an inch we stirred
Until pike reach of our camp they were then bays I gave tje word
"Charge" and so they did like deer over a sheltering ditch they leaped down on the murdering burning crew like an avalanche they swept

You are a credit to yourselves , likewise to your nation home
For you were the true hearted Irishmen that the Saxon for
When you fought and fell for Ireland one hundred years ago.Chorus:-IV
Cheer uh your hearts my Wexford boys come join from far and near.
From Gorey, Oulart, Vinegar Hill, likewise from Monageer
And remember boghlaw Harvey, Father Murphy and Wolfe Lone
In whose grand array come see to day at the laying of the stoneChorus:-V
We fought with gallant Wexford, Enniscorthy and new hoss
We were led by Murphy and the boys from Shelmalire,Chorus:-VI
For to conclude and finish and think it only right
For true men like you men to gather here to-night
And to recall to mind Lord Edward how better was

I am Michael Dwyer, Wicklow's insurgent
chief
And Ireland free from foreign soils
Shall e'er be my belief.
When a youth I read the sturdy tales
of Fiac Mac Hugh's bold clan
That brave O Toole whose want was
e'er to lead a battles' van
God! how I'd wish to see once more
the green flag waving high.
And armed men underneath it's folds
prepared to do or die.
Or wish in vain a day then came
like bloody ninety eight
When warlike men with vengeance
steel, their homes made desolate.
I joined the insurgent army and
marched to Oulart hill
I lead the Wicklow pikemen through
many a bloody fray.
And never men in battle stand
boasts braver men than they
In every fight I played my part