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• " Give Ireland Back to the Irish " is a song by the British–American rock band Wings that was released as their debut single in February It was written by Paul McCartney and his wife Linda in response to the events of Bloody Sunday, on 30 January that year, when British troops in Northern Ireland shot dead thirteen civil rights esafxikemurdext.wighvolknamidisttipikerapemasu.co: Rock.

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• Give Ireland Back To The Irish (Rare Non-LP Apple Single) Reviews Add Review [r] Release. Edit Release New Submission. Add to Collection Add to Wantlist Remove from Wantlist. Marketplace 0. Search for Rarities On Compact Disc Sell 4/5(2).

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• Wings - Give Ireland Back to the Irish - 7” Apple Single. VG-Excellent Condition * - makes for a great gift! · Apple Records Made in the U.S.A. Matrix Version with the custom white label and the original custom yellow sleeve. · This pressing of the 45rpm single is on black esafxikemurdext.wighvolknamidisttipikerapemasu.co Rating: % positive.

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• Wings - Give Ireland Back To The Irish Usa Apple 7 Single 45 In Ps. $

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• Beatles - McCartney - Give Ireland Back To The Irish 45 single. Condition: Used. $ + $ Shipping. item 2 Paul McCartney/Wings "Give Ireland Back To The Irish" Apple Record & PicSlv 1 - Paul McCartney/Wings "Give item 7 PAUL McCartney & WINGS Give Ireland Back to the Irish 7'45 RARE PORTUGAL UNIQUE 6 - PAUL McCartney & WINGS.

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• Apple R , This single was already to go in but McCartney was so upset by the Bloody Sunday massacre in Northern Ireland that he cancelled the release in favour of a new song he wrote called Give Ireland Back To The Irish (Apple R ). This Apple single is so rare, many have never seen one fall from the tree.

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• (, Apple R ) McCartney dropped this single for Give Ireland Back To The Irish after being appalled by the Bloody Sunday massacre. These TPs are McCartney holy relics. 77 (69) PINK FLOYD Arnold Layne/ Candy And A Currant Bun £1, (, Columbia DB , pic sleeve).

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• Apple did not use the standard two separate Irish companies, as Google and other Irish-based US multinationals employ with their 'double Irish' tax systems, but instead received two rulings from the Irish Revenue Commissioners (in , and again updated in ), that it could use a single Irish company, split into "two branches". These were private rulings to Apple, not given to other Irish-based US .

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