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Why Ireland fans’ have come into criticism for singing the Cranberries’ “Zombie”

25 September - 7 mins
Podcast Series Newstalk Breakfast Highlights

That was the sound of Ireland's rugby supporters at the Stade de France on Saturday night, celebrating the team's World Cup win over South Africa,  

However, the choice of 'Zombie' by the Cranberries has proven contentious, coming into criticism on social media.  

Tadhg Hickey, comedian, and podcaster, explained his concern about the choice of song. 

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