You might not think Brendan Gleeson reciting poetry written by a Welsh man would fill Irish people with national pride, but it really does.
Narrating a montage of famous moments in Irish footballing history, Gleeson quotes Dylan Thomas's famous poem, 'Do not go gentle into that good night'.
Check it out here:
We've had our backs against the wall before. But we've raged... raged against the dying of the light #IRLDEN #RTEsoccer pic.twitter.com/djC9eJW2Lo
— RTÉ Sport (@RTEsport) November 14, 2017
Come on you boys in green, and rage against the dying of the light!
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