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Oh, Ireland

Cad is ainm don amhrán seo? Tá fonn iontach air. Ba bhreá liom é a foghlaim.

Stunning

Estoy escuchando esto desde Argentina, me parece demasiado bello!

This isn’t old Irish traditions and culture. This is Irish tradition and culture ❤

Great to see young people so in touch with their traditions. Even better when they are passing them on to even younger people.

Go hiontach ar fad 👏👏👏👏👏

Go hálainn ❤️🇮🇪

Something about a cow on a mountain side.

Wunderschöne. Voller Gefühl vorgetragen. Ich muss suchen, ob es irgendwo den Text des Songs gibt.

Such a hauntingly beautiful lyrical lament- wonderfully sung!

A few Saturdays ago I was driving long, minding my own business listing to BBC 3 radio channel and this song came on, it stunned me with its sheer beauty yet sadness, I was hoping that I could remember a little about the name of the singers or song title so I could look it up when I got back home from my work, I replayed the radio program that I had been listening to and found this song. I have listened to it many times since and it still sends a shiver down the back of my neck, A song about a great tragedy and captured in tune and worse by the very great Anthony Rafferty, a man who my grandchild is named after

Happy to hear thus lament

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Where was this???.beautiful!

Gorgeous and amazing ever thank you all Lovely ever thank you all

Anach Cuan lyrics.. Má fhaighimse sláinte is fada a bheas trácht ar an mhéid a báthadh as Anach Cuan. Mo thrua amárach gach athair is máthair bean is páiste atá ag sileadh súl. A Rí na ngrásta, a cheap neamh is Párthas, nár bheag an tábhacht dúinn beirt ná triúr? Ach lá chomh breá leis gan gaoth gan báisteach is lán an bháid acu a scuabadh ar hiúil. Vár mhór an t-ionadh os comhair na ndaoine bhfeiscint sínte ar chúl a gcinn? Screadach is caoineadh a scanródh daoine, gruaig á cíoradh is an chreach á roinn Bhí buachaillí óga ann, tíocht an fhómhair, síneadh ar chróchar is á dtabhairt go cil Is gurbh é gléas bpósta bhí á dtórramh is, a Dhia na glóire, nár mhór an feall? Loscadh sléibhe agus scalladh cléibhe ar an áit ar éagadar is milleán crua, mar is iomaí créatúr a d'fhág sé ag géarghol ag sileadh is ag éagaoin gach maidin Luain. Ní díobháil eolais a chuir dá treoir iad ach mí-adh mór a bhi sa gCaisleán Nua Is é criochnú an amhráin gur báthadh mórán is d'fhág ábhar dóláis ag Anach

utterly breath giving...

Absolutely beautiful except for that guy coughing in the background.

beautiful!

A very poignant lament, beautifully performed in the traditional style.

That dude can play the harp! Nice! I was hoping to either hear Enya, Orlando, Rachel or Melinda here, but still pleasant!

Ireland my babe!

I stumbled across this completely by accident, a very happy accident, thanks youtube. A few details in English re where this was recorded would have been nice for those of us not blessed with the Irish. Am I alone in thinking it unusual to see a man playing the harp? For some reason I do not recall seeing one before, for which i cannot think of any good reason why it should be so. Cracking playing and vocals, well done all.

Dreamy sounding song and harmony, although I understand it not. The thoughtless coughing person should have been tossed out.

This lamentation remembers the curragh accident that occurred on lough Corrib. The craft sprang a leak and all in the boat drowned including a couple who were to be married that day. Anthony Rafferty, the blind bard of Mayo and Galway very poignantly captured the sad plight of the people of Anarch Cuain on that fateful day.

Brilliant.

Absolutely wonderful🙏🏼

It fills my heart with such joy to hear and know that young people of this caliber are carrying on the tradition. I hope to the gods above that they haven't been jabbed up with the poison sauce.

ooh, thank you so much for this absolutely wonderful music!!!!

Love it/them! <3

Maith go leor, go halainn ar fad

These kids are so awesome!!!!!! 😏😏😏😏🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😊😊😊😊😊

A hauntingly beautiful lament, the words were written by a man called Antoin Raifteiri, the melody is attributed to a Garda from Headford, although there seems to be some discussion and debate as to who actually wrote the air....

It takes my heart back to the early celtic times of Ireland.

So beautiful, thank you.

Amazing stuff, need stuff recorded on any platform would love to hear an album

Tathachadh ach àlainn. Le gaol bho Alba x

Go hálainn ar fad

HUP from Luxembourg. Guy

Hello my dear friend! Delightful music and great video! fantastically beautiful presentation! Stay Safe! Best wishes to you! Stay Connected!