The Welsh National Anthem.
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The Welsh Dragon.
Flag of Wales.
Illustration: DINO
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In Wales, the Daffodil is a symbol of The Patron Saint,
David (Welsh: Dewi Sant), and of rebirth and faithfulness,
because they bloom every year,
even after the harshest Winters.
Illustration: PINTEREST
The Welsh National Anthem.
Sung just before Wales beat England 30-3,
Saturday, 16 March 2013.
Available on YouTube at
The Welsh National Anthem.
Available on YouTube at
“Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau”
is the Welsh National Anthem.
The tune and words were the work of
the father and son team of Evan James (1809 - 1878)
and James James (1833 - 1902).
Cymraeg:
Mae hen wlad fy nhadau yn annwyl i mi
Gwlad beirdd a chantorion enwogion o fri
Ei gwrol ryfelwr, gwlad garwyr tra mad
Tros ryddid collasant eu gwaed.
Gwlad Gwlad,
Pleidiol wyf i'm gwlad,
Tra mor yn fur i'r bur hoff bau
O bydded i'r hen iaith barhau
English:
Land of my Fathers, O land of the free,
A land of poets and minstrels, famed men.
Her brave warriors, patriots much blessed,
It was for freedom that they lost their blood.
Wales ! Wales !,
I am devoted to my Country.
So long as the sea is a wall to this fair beautiful land,
May the ancient language remain.
Cymraeg: Baner Dewi Sant
English: Flag of Saint David
Image: August 2006.
Source: Altered from Image:Flag of Cornwall.svg
Author: User:Stemonitis
(Wikimedia Commons)
Saint David's Day.
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Saint David's Day is on 1 March. He brought Christianity to Wales in the 6th-Century A.D. Saint David (Dewi Sant) is The Patron Saint of Wales and 1 March is The Welsh National Day. This is an edited version of 'Songs of Praise' 24/02/2013. The final song is sung by Rhys Meirion, in Welsh, accompanied by a Traditional Welsh Harp. The Welsh name for the City of Saint David is Tyddewi.
Cymraeg: Darlun o Ddewi Sant ar ffenestr lliw yng
Nghapel Coleg yr Iesu, Rhydychen. 19eg ganrif hwyr.
English: Late-19th-Century Stained-Glass Window in
Jesus College Chapel, Oxford, depicting Saint David.
Photo: June 2006.
Source: Own work.
Author: Casper Gutman.
(Wikimedia Commons)
HAPUS DYDD GWYL DEWI.
HAPPY SAINT DAVID'S DAY.
The Welsh Flag.
Illustration: WALES ONLINE
The Treorchy Male Voice Choir
singing "Sanctus",
Saint David's Day, 1989.
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And, as a Saint David’s Day Bonus to all Welshmen,
watch “The Greatest Rugby Try Ever Scored”
(The Barbarians versus The All Blacks).
Scored, naturally, by a Welshman.
Watch, below.
“The Greatest Rugby Try Ever Scored”.
[And it was scored by Wales, of course.]
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