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Simply brilliant ❤

Ireland has such a wonderful, deep and rich culture coupled with warm lovely people.

Fantastic ! Love Ireland 🇮🇪 😊

My word ,what beautiful singers and musicians.Love that song .Bango and all so beautiful.Thank you, amazing.😁

This man has a beautiful voice Bill

Shame everyone can’t be Irish.

A different World. Amen.

Excellent.

My dearest grandad 💙 sang this to me❤😊😊xx

love the sound that lady is making with the banjo

Gods, how I miss it!! There was an Irish pub near us, and if I was late that was the first place my wife called.

As a child I remember my Grandad singing this to my Gran ❤I’m 80 years old and I cherish this memory, in fact I am feeling so emotional as I write this 🥹

One of Mom and Dads favorites. I can see them sitting in the kitchen with their guitars, singing. This mans' voice sounds a great bit like my Dads.

Damm it, it got me!!

Reminds me of many a good night in our canteens in south Lebanon some years ago, dosnt happen now days but what good times amongst the bad, god bless guys keep the head down.

I am Gerry Giffney The Man who gave Jack Charlton his Irish job and we beat England in Stuttgart in 1988. Slainte.

No one can sing like the Irish adore their music so entertaining ❤

Love it❤

This is what the UK was not now

🇮🇪 I visited Ireland several times but only twice I have had the possibility to join such a private session in a pub😊 the atmosphere was always as marvellous as in this lovely video/I'm sending lots of greetings from Germany 🇩🇪🇮🇪🍀

Songwriter: James Thornton (1861-1936). First published by M. W. Fischer and company, New York, 1898.

lovely

Which county was the barn in

My dad was from Cork but living in England and was diagnosed with terminal cancer in 2007. He was very brave and insisted on arranging his own funeral and this was one of two songs he chose, the other being Enya’s orinoco flow. I don’t think of the song being at his funeral, I just remember it being an example of how brave he was even though he knew what was going to happen, he was a very proud Cork man.

🥰👋👏👏👏👏☘☘☘😘

Beautiful song .❤

Greetings for all, in County Clare

How about Eddie Fureys son - instead of Finbar Furey's nephew

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Use to hear parents sing this. Great memories.

Beautiful song, singing, musicianship......everything..so soulful...loved the banjo playing.... magic!

this is what makes great Music and song in a pub all welcome 🙂

❤ from Co Aontroim ☘ 💪 🇮🇪

Why do people insist on talking when some is singing...very disappointing.

New of my all time favourite songs. I love it.

The Best. Authentic.

Amazing 🪕

Here is your mother and I having a sing song ua-cam.com/video/C8Gs41J6sho/v-deo.htmlsi=G5QLrmDoQ5shlDjJ

Your mother would have loved that. She loved a good sing song.

Well done Jack it’s sounds great.

Well done , sounds great 😃👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Breaks my heart that proper pubs are dying out where I live. Now its just sport bars......no place to have have a drink and a good old singalong anymore.....

This is the real Irish how music was back when sadly today's a different story

Sweet sixteen is the most unreal Irish song you could ever get!!! I believe Perry Como had a hand in writing it. It is an American pop song!!!! For gods sake!!!!

Brian Kelly rips , I was a good friend of Shane’s , where’s Brian at these days

Lady on the banjo though......

I spent my 70 birthday listening to the jamming session in O’Donoghues ,my best birthday ever loved every minute.

Magical. The world needs more of you wonderful people x

When I was a very little girl (very many moons ago now) I was in my grandmas kitchen when she asked me to fetch her glasses from her bag in the sitting room. My grandfather was in the garden tending to the roses as I walked up the hall to get my grannies glasses for her. As I was about to leave the Sitting Room I was stopped dead in my tracks by the sound of my grandfathers beautiful singing voice. He had come in from the garden to give my grandma some of the roses and to sing this song to her. When I peeped round the corner of the doorframe I could see them in the kitchen at the end of the hallway, and they were dancing together as my grandpa sang. My grandad died when I was 9, and my grandma subsequently passed nearly 35 years ago now, yet when I hear this song and I close my eyes, I can see them dancing around the kitchen as vividly as if it happened only yesterday. Thank you for posting this beautifully played song.❤❤xxx

How can anyone hear this beautiful song and not join in. Well played. 😊😊