I cry every time I hear this song. He is amazing and this song has so much truth and history to it. I can’t even begin to imagine the trials they went thru to just survive. ❤️🩹
Thanks for this! Most passionate version I've heard of this song. He seemed to be on amazing form in the mid 90s. I do like his gigs now though with Declan Sinnott.
@makeitso1 Hi, I've never managed to see him in Ireland or Glasgow. A couple of friends seen him in Dublin once and said it was amazing. Thanks for video and hope to see more
I used to have this whole concert on video, but it's died long ago. Would someone please tell me what the concert was called? I completely forget. I want to watch it again, and I especially would love to watch Mary Black since at this show. ty you in advance amigos. Wow! I I just found it after allthese years. GAELFORCE! Gael Force Live at The Point, Dublin City, Ireland 1997. Now I just need to find the dvd.
@MrAprilJimmy I agree, I have been following Christie since the mid 80's and I've seen him live many occasions, both in the UK & in Ireland, though I have to admit, I lost touch with him and his music of late. He's a great musician and a personality to boot! I will try to post some more vids if I can get them.
When he lists the goods exported from Cork Harbour he mentions a produce I didn't understand. 347 barrels of ?? I hear a word sounding like 'weashens'. But that doesn't ting a bell. Is there anyone out there who underdtands what he is saying?
Love Christy Moore. I have listened to him through the years and even to this day.
I cry every time I hear this song. He is amazing and this song has so much truth and history to it. I can’t even begin to imagine the trials they went thru to just survive. ❤️🩹
What a Song! What a City!!! Thanks for the Song
This is so much better than a lot of known artists it baffles me of how many people come here. Christy 4 president.. lol
the mighty christy moore
Thanks for this! Most passionate version I've heard of this song. He seemed to be on amazing form in the mid 90s. I do like his gigs now though with Declan Sinnott.
Song written by his brother Barry. Up Donegal X
Thank you very much for this impressive song ☘️🇮🇪 ☘️ !
Kind regards from Germany, Julius
top moumoute ma caille continues ainsi tu es sur la bonne voie, nous étudions cette hymne en llce
My favorite version, which includes all of the goods they brought with them.
yeah, this performance is so very strong,, love it.
They didn't bring the goods with them, those goods were shipped out of Ireland in order to starve the Irish, but you'll never beat the Irish
Not the goods they brought with them. The goods that the British took for themselves while the Irish starved!
only few thousand vieuws?? world is frakked up. this is just epic good. i love him..
There are a lot of youTubes with this. I like the one Christy sings with his brother, Luka Bloom.
@makeitso1
Hi,
I've never managed to see him in Ireland or Glasgow. A couple of friends seen him in Dublin once and said it was amazing.
Thanks for video and hope to see more
that was very good he"s good with that guitar great video
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Good song and hi teacher
I used to have this whole concert on video, but it's died long ago. Would someone please tell me what the concert was called? I completely forget. I want to watch it again, and I especially would love to watch Mary Black since at this show. ty you in advance amigos.
Wow! I I just found it after allthese years.
GAELFORCE!
Gael Force Live at The Point, Dublin City, Ireland 1997. Now I just need to find the dvd.
good
@MrAprilJimmy
I agree, I have been following Christie since the mid 80's and I've seen him live many occasions, both in the UK & in Ireland, though I have to admit, I lost touch with him and his music of late. He's a great musician and a personality to boot! I will try to post some more vids if I can get them.
I lived in Dublin for most of the 70’s. I got to see Christy many times when he was with Planxty.
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When he lists the goods exported from Cork Harbour he mentions a produce I didn't understand. 347 barrels of ?? I hear a word sounding like 'weashens'. But that doesn't ting a bell. Is there anyone out there who underdtands what he is saying?
334 barrels of wheat an' (and) 96 casks of ham
Tro bi1 wala
Britain thrived while Ireland starved.
Hey guys i know you see this
It wasn’t a famine it was genocide, it’s all there in history if you’d care
Both.
Mate! There was plenty of food in Ireland, Potato crop failed 1st in Carolina, USA ( they didn’t starve) then spread across to Ireland.
Hahah