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An t-Éireannach Aontaithe
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Who Fears to Speak of '98 on Uilleann Pipes
A marching song relating to the Irish Rebellion of 1798 played on the uilleann pipes.
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The Execution of Pádraig Pearse - May 3rd, 1916
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In memory of P. H. Pearse, President of the Irish Republic, who was executed on the 3rd of May, 1916.
Caoineadh na dTrí Mhuire - John Joe Mac Con Iomaire
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John Joe Mac Con Iomaire agus leagan fíorálainn aige de Chaoineadh na dTrí Mhuire. An é sin an maicín a d'iompair mé trí ráithe? (Ochón agus ochón ó!) Nó 'n é sin an maicín a rugadh ins an stábla? (Ochón agus ochón ó!) Nó an é sin an maicín a hoileadh in ucht Mháire? A mhaicín mhuirneach, tá do rós-bhéilín gearrtha. Chrochadar suas í ar ghuaillí arda 'Gus chuireadar anuas í faoi leacrachaí na s...
The Boy from Tamlaghduff - Moira Kelly
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Francis Hughes was one of the finest soldiers Ireland produced in the latter half of the 20th century. Imbued with the fighting spirit of the best of our race, he traversed the Irish countryside striking at the invading forces at every possible opportunity. After being ambushed by the SAS he was captured and eventually imprisoned in the H-Blocks. He died on hunger strike on the 12th of May 1981...
The Ireland That We Dreamed Of (On Language & the Irish Nation) - Éamonn de Valera
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This is a snippet of a speech given by Éamonn de Valera on Saint Patrick's Day in 1943, marking the 50th anniversary of the foundation of the Gaelic League. In it, he articulates the noble ideals which invigorated Irish nationalists throughout the centuries.
An Irish Blessing by Sheena Mullen
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All credit goes to Sheena, you can find her UA-cam channel here: ua-cam.com/users/accidentallyinlove4videos This song was composed by Father Bob Fabing and the text is based on two traditional Irish prayers (May the Road Rise Up and Saint Patrick's Breastplate). May the road rise up to meet you, May the wind be always with you, May the sunshine warm you always, 'Till we meet again. May the rain...
Sounds like a cat being strangled pmsl
Proinsias Óg Ó hAodha The Boy from Tamlaghtduff, Christy Moore, arna aistriú go Gaeilge ag Síomus ac Conmhaí, Muintir Luinigh Agus mé ag siúl Gleann Sian síos chuala mé caoineadh mná Tá an stócach breá ón Tamhlacht Dubh ar shiúl mo chreach is mo chrá Tá pian i mo chroí nach leigheastar choích’ nach bhfeicfear go deo aríst é Beidh Gaeil go leor ag sileadh deor do Phroinsias Óg Ó hAodha Ar feadh na mblianta bhí sé fiánta ag cur ina aghaidh na ngall Fá chnoc is gleann faoi bhun na mbeann ag seachnadh abhus agus thall Ba mhinic sin an namhaid cruinn ina thimpeall cruaidh teann Ach d’éalaigh sé riamh go miotalach fiamh ó arm agus ó lann Bhí díorma óglach is Proinsias Óg taobh thiar de Mhachaire Rátha Nuair a tchí siad thall an bhaicle gall, á gcuartú oíche agus lá Bhí Ó hAodha is a bhuíon dána righin, ba líonmhar an namhaid, is ba trom Éalaígí beo a dúirt sé leo, beidh mise i measc na dtom Tháinig an t-arm is tháinig na péas is thug siad a gcúnna leo Chuartaigh siad feirm is chuartaigh siad riasc le conairt agus le gleo Bhí Proinsias leonta is bhí sé lag, dhá philéar ina chnámha mo léan! Agus thug siad é go Béal Feirste soir, i bhfad ó Ghleann aoibhinn Sian Ón ospidéal go dtí an jail is anonn go dtí a chill Sa Cheis Fhada dó bhí sé leo, ar an phluid gan mhoill Ar son na gceart is é a rinne siad beart gan arm gan lann ina lámh Ag diúltú bí agus iad ina luí ag tabhairt a raibh ina gcnámh. Cé gur cróga a bhí Proinsias Óg bhí a cholainn tréithlag faon Gur ghéill a chroí lá Bealtaine buí i naoi gcéad déag ochtó is a haon Ar an Tamhlacht Dubh bhí an bhratach dhubh ar foluain le brón agus bród Nó sa bhearna bhaoil go deireadh a shaoil a sheas sé dóibh an fód Agus mé ag siúl Gleann Sian síos chuala mé caoineadh mná Tá an stócach breá ón Tamhlacht Dubh ar shiúl mo chreach is mo chrá Tá pian i mo chroí nach leigheastar choích’ nach bhfeicfear go deo aríst é Beidh Gaeil go leor ag sileadh deor do Phroinsias Óg Ó hAodha
If he could see the scum in goverment today..
Haven't heard this rendition before. Only Kathleen Largey. Love them both.🇦🇺❤️🇮🇪
He was murdered by state-sponsored terrorist!
We have no heros anymore.
Why didn’t DeValera mention the 256 Ancient Irish Triads from the 9th Century that were published by Kuno Meyer in 1904 ? -- Why didn’t DeValera make the 9th Century triads a part of the Educational System to develop a questioning mindset based on observation to counter negative Irish stereotypes? -- Why didn’t DeValera outline the Kalergi Plan to the Irish people that had been published 20 years earlier by Richard Coudenhove Kalergi; and explain that this speech was in response to the Kalergi Plan ? --- Why did DeValera at no point of his career explain the Kalergi Plan to the Irish people? --- Why did he never attempt to balance the HoloHoax propaganda with factual information that contradicted it such as the West German Government 1962 revelation that the Allies dropped 1.35 million tonnes of bombs on Germany during WW2 and that the German defendants at the post war trials had been tortured? www.ihr.org/jhr/v02/v02p381_Wesserle.html -- The torture of #RudolfHöss odysee.com/@Fascist-Freddy:1/Commandant-of-Auschwitz-Vol.-35-(2020):3 www.ihr.org/jhr/v07/v07p389_Faurisson.html holocausthandbooks.com/wp-content/uploads/35-coa.pdf
I only just heard this tonight. Absolutely outstanding song. What a tribute to a great hero of Erin ❤❤🇮🇪🇮🇪
What a clever man, a beautiful dream... which may yet be fulfilled.
Great post ! Love the way they played the regulators in days gone by. Thank you 🎶
A fine song go halainn -stephen
Keep the herritage,greet from Serbia
Where’s Christy moor version gone
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A beautiful speech Honestly the only critique of Ireland today by the left is that it is not economically left-wing enough (Never mind that they used to complain about this very thing in the '50s, it is why Ireland went full free-market.). Socially though, oh I cannot expostulate enough...honestly why is Ireland independent? You could have gotten a lot of the things you wanted over 50 years prior. Way to become more Anglo than the Anglos could have hoped.
Stop Irish genocide. Stop deleting my comments.
Anybody else notice that Christy moore’s version has been deleted from UA-cam?
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Such faith.
Beautiful music.
Lovely Moira, Francis would be so honored to hear you.
We're playing this at our gaeilge Mass always packs the house. So brilliant.
Played on the harp, sung with a beautiful voice. Perfect, pure and inspirational. 👏🏻🇮🇪
Thank you!! So beautiful!
Go hállainn
Sung so beautifully. RIP to a brave soldier of Ireland, Óglach Francis Hughes 🇮🇪
The king
This pic goes hard tbh
Fr
Dev's idealistic Ireland and consumerist Anglo-American (post) Celtic Tiger Ireland are polar opposites. The former was tainted by the authoritarian power wielded by the Church in society, the government were forced to rely on them for some social services since they couldn't afford to provide everything themselves. The focus was on society first, economy second. The latter treats Ireland like a business, not a society of people. How can we squeeze more GDP out of this land. Ironically given the across the board deification of the Celtic Tiger in Irish media at the time, government spending on public services as a proportion of government income actually reduced during these years, in every other European country public spending went up. The Irish government had over 14 billion in surplus, we could have been on Denmark's level social service wise, instead we had the highest level of poverty out of Europe's developed nations and the second most unequal society in the world, second only to the United States. The Celtic Tiger benefitted the top 40% in Irish society to an extent, and benefitted those who were already affluent the most. The government attracted foreign investment with low tax rates and helped the richest 200 business people avoid taxes by providing special accounts for them, they got their tax money by taxing the middle classes but instead of putting this money back into society they withheld a huge amount of it... Economically they made Ireland completely dependent on the United States, small local industry and businesses were given no chance as State intervention to protect local is anathema to their Neoliberal philosophy of unregulated competition and unregulated movement of capital between regions. And that was during the 'good years' when our national media (the voice of the upper middle classes) were proclaiming that "'we' 'the Irish' had never had it so good". When the crash came people were really done over. Both of the above societies were faulty in their own ways, and I think it's important for there to be a counter narrative, on behalf of the '60%', to the claims that the Celtic Tiger boom changed Ireland for the better, because it didn't. Things like the Gay Marriage referendum did change society for the better, but the Celtic Tiger boom cannot be credited for such things, those movement's roots can be traced all the way back to the progressive counter-cultural movements of the sixties and seventies here.
What you fail to realize Ireland was purposely held back by the British who slowed down Irelands industrialization thus we had to Rapidly Industrialize because we were playing catch up with the rest of the western world They went the free market route witch I believe was the correct choice at the time we have small population That still to this day hasn’t Fully recovered from great famine This has always been Irelands problem We don’t have enough population to get the growth we need Ironically pushing gay marriage or transgenderism has not helped the situation or the society in the long term We could import more foreigners to make up the replacement numbers so people don’t lose there pensions But then we are committing cultural and ethnic Genocide on ourselves That said Ireland is one of the most educated work forces on earth because the company’s that came invested in the universities witch lead to more development and higher paying jobs witch lead to more opportunity’s to develop thus industrialization I would argue one of are greatest capitalist achievements as country is we stole Americans pharmaceutical industry from right under them We are also 7th largest investor in the United States witch for country of around 4 million is absolute insanity You talk about these grand socialist schemes yet you attack very system that has given us opportunity to even conceptualize the idea in the sense now that we are a rich and prosperous as country it’s very easy to look back at history blindly without context and criticize I do agree tho just like anything in life balance is key The question is how much are you willing to give to dregs of society who contribute nothing yet expect everything handed to them
100% . Very true. We seem to have lost sight of what is important. We've been converted into a nation of money worshipers.
We could all do with thinking about the ideals that Dev encouraged people to strive for. Do with want Ireland a commericalised rat race, aping the yanks, or do we want a happy ireland that we dreamed of.
Brilliant
What A Song...