Port | Orkney | Amhrán na hEascainne | Dé Domhnaigh | 16/4

Sraith ceoil á chur i láthair ag Julie Fowlis agus Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh. Julie and Muireann visit the Orkney Isles to meet musical friends.

[@robertjohnston1339]

Greetings from your Celtic Gael cousins from Eire to Alba. Slainte Agus Saoirse.

[@eilis23]

Liam O'Maonlai?? Mas e do thal nach bfhuil se Liam??

[@markden21]

Tabhair aire

[@iamdbatatnight5600]

Maith Fear Liam

[@Mac_an_Mheiriceanaigh]

Amhrán na hEascainne? Amhrán an Tiarna Randal?

[@benehanaforlife]

Is grá liom.

[@patrickmcgowan3368]

Gar mile maithe agat

[@michaelcarolan3117]

Faoi draiocht . Magical

[@joanmoloney8188]

líam-fíor fear....!

[@antoine_0.O]

Cad é an t-ionstraim bellows a úsáideann na Nana ina suí di? What is the bellows instrument that the seated Nana uses?

[@wlamb9]

He looks like he came up out of the sea, wandered inside, sat down at the piano and showed the rest of us how music should be done.

[@misterflibble6601]

The Celtic spirit in human form! II didn't understand a single word but was still moved to tears

[@ianmcevoy7106]

When songs like this are done the right way you can feel each word and note with every part of your body. The strings at the end pull the tears out just fine.

[@brancofuncic5519]

This mans voice rattled my bones.

[@iceandale7621]

This is without doubt the most beautiful song I’ve ever heard, ever. Diolch yn fawr o wlad fy nhadau, Cymru am byth!

[@whistlingbadger]

Profoundly beautiful. Thank you for keeping the spirit of our ancestors alive.

[@aaronmatheny695]

There is more talent in that room than the whole of mainstream music industry. AMAZING!

[@jamesdolan4042]

Is that how Liam looks these days. I have fond memories of the Hothouse Flowers. Lovely song and musical accompaniment by the way.

[@jewlsseven1]

This transports me to the land of my ancestors.

[@davidgallagher6988]

Born and bread in Ireland but have no Irish, so sad I know....love this