Відео

Love you anna

My sister 😊

Love youuu Anna’s

Love you Anna from Ava / sister

Like most of us I love this song about the heroic ambush on the British occupiers and oppressors of our county. I often listen to it and share in the sense of pride in the beautiful memories it evokes for our beloved country and our struggle for freedom. But I have also noticed one comment in the video from someone who is clearly attempting to subvert the song and the history it recounts. To get straight to the point: this comment is a revisionist attack on the very struggle for Irish independence, by attempting to alter the truth and insert falsehoods and doubts about its authenticity. Tom Barry gave a full detailed account of the ambush at Kilmichael, which we know to be true and have no reason to question. But the revisionist school of thought, of which that comment reflects is essentially just a pro-British interpretation of Britain’s perfidious role in Ireland. The comment goes on to essentially condemn the Irish people for fighting the War of Independence because of British retaliation, which again amounts to a justification of British occupation in Ireland. The comment really deserves to be condemned for what it is: a revisionist lie.

I can hear Hopkins. Keep posting, please.

A little JL Hooker influence there. Good stuff

Fantastic ❤

Just love this Song, it gives me goosebumps.

Wow!! Eden, you banged that out, cuz! I'm definitely sharing this with EVERYONE I know... (if that's ok?) You did our family (the Brents) proud!!

Married a fine woman from inchigeela..very important song to the people West cork..Great version lads

Bless the provos

my boy! love him so! :) <3

I really love your harmonica on this. Any chance you could post the tab? I can't find one. for harmonica.

Excellent song with excellent musicians! Well except for the beginning! 😂😂

Thank you for taking time to say hello in Marfa after the New Years show, Mary. It was a great pleasure to have met you.

Lorenzo, well done take on David Lindley‘s version! If you don’t mind, what tuning are you using?

Promo*SM

Absolutely brilliant playing, what's the song and what's the tune please?

It goes to all you bones and rlght to you sole😅

😅

Love it

Good dylanesk,dylanish mood.we had to wait for decades to find the real new dylan ,the definite one

Up the Gaels. Salute Tom Barry and his galant Flying column. Ireland needs men like this now. IRELAND BELONGS TO THE IRISH.🇮🇪

Great ballad in honour of great men Irish men and freedom fighters

What A Great Rendition Of This Ballad 🇮🇪

Great song.

This song gives me goosebumps😊. Heres to the boys of Kilmichael 💚🤍💛

Donie, what a singer!

great stuff

written by Stephen Foster!

It looks like they're outside but they're inside

Independence for the colonizers? After the american civil war did the native indians get their land and country back? Japan was never colonised it has its own people, culture ,language, Ireland on the other hand has none of these things.

Partition has failed. Time to end British rule, unite Ireland.

A song to commemorate a particular bloody engagement in Ireland's bloody war for independence. The Kilmichael ambush is surrounded in controversy because of allegations that Tom Barry ordered his men to keep firing at soldiers who had surrendered. Barry always claimed that it was a false surrender, a tactic he had seen in WW1. He claimed that the soldiers resumed firing after pretending to surrender and two of his men were killed. I suppose that we'll never know the truth of what happened at Kilmichael but we do know that it marked a turning point in Ireland's War of Independence. A few days after Kilmichael, British soldiers torched the commercial center of Cork city, leading to an escalation of even bloodier hostilities and within six months the British government sought negotiations with the Irish rebels. But all of that is only history! This is a rousing tune, full of emotion, pride, righteous vengeance and victory and would raise the hairs on the back of the neck of a corpse! Maith thu Donnie, Heather and Don.

'Shall My Soul Pass Through Ireland' is a song about Terence McSwinwy, who was arrested by the British while he was the Lord Mayor of Cork. He died on hunger strike in London's infamous Brixton Prison In (I think) 1921. The Irish song may be based on the American one as the latter is probably older. Yes she is a nice singer.

Great Job

im in hattiesburgs :)

i shared her headlined "diamond in the rought"

she's awesome!!!!

I uploaded the Star Spangled Banner

Who is the girl playing the banjo?

Good stuff!

I stumbled across this video. Good job to the whole band. The singer is really good, and gorgeous as well... 😍🌹

Aways so proud to be Irish x

I like your overalls Alan.

I wonder which way of banjo picking you like to do? Because you are good at both ways.

Fantastic set

Bob, you just gotta feed those poor boys next time they get within a mile of Mamrakovia. They just look emaciated by Jersey standards....

Tháinig ár lá 🇮🇪🇮🇸🇭🇲🇺🇸🇬🇧❤