YMMV tropes from the works of The Wolfe Tones
This band's work contains examples of the following:
- Covered Up:
- Their version of “The Broad Black Brimmer” has so eclipsed the original that many sources cite the author as the Wolfe Tones as a whole or Noel Nagle in particularnote .
- “Rifles of the I.R.A.” is associated enough with the band that it was the title of one of their albums. It was written by Dominic Behan.
- ZigZagged with “Banna Strand”. The Wolfe Tones are the best known performers of the song, and most of it was written by an unknown author, but they modified the lyrics and Derek added the last verse to make the band’s version.
- Refrain from Assuming: “Joe McDonnell” only mentions the man’s name in the first line of the song, never in the chorus.
- Signature Song: “We’re On The One Road”.
