Oh Yeah, there were many times i had the Honour to ‘help’ my father during his daily activities on his daily work. Wich was in winter let growing a certain vegetable, i don’t know the english Word! It’s called here in the Netherlands “White Crop” !? Is that recognizible for Ye?
I just happened to film this piece on the i phone,i thought it fitted the day that was in it.The both of you are fine musicians.Maybe i can arrange with you to film a tribute to Barney sometime soon.
i was there in september 1971, and recorded a session (not the dubliners) with a primitive mono cassette recorder (one-knob-philips). so sad none of the old dubliners is still alive :(
I GAVE A TENOR 90 PLUS YEARS OLD TO TERRY PIPER MY BROTHER INLAW NEW IT WAS RIGHT BECAUSE OF THE BRIDGE AND WOW ALL NOW IS A 5 STRING NOT WEALTHY BUT THAT TOO WILL BE PLAYED AND WELL THE BEST IF IRISH CELTIC VIKING AND PARTING GLASSES APON EMERALD ISLES MUSIC SHARED AND TRADITION WILL GO ONNNNNNNNN xxoo
Hallo I was in the pub O DONOGHUES ,Sitting in the corner and drinking a pint .Missing the boys RIP in peace
A lovely tribute to a gentleman. I'm sure Barney was sitting beside you throughout.
The greatest banjo player ever.
Beautiful music, beautifully played and so fitting for Barney. Made me cry. Thank you for posting and thank you for playing.
A true Irish Rover through and through God Bless Hall for Knowing Him and Family
Lived next door to his sister Marie for 30 years in coolock, she’s still going strong
Rest In Peace Barney We will always remember you! Great Tribute!
Greetings from Germany
Well done ♥ and thank you for sharing ♥
HOW PROUD YOU MUST BE TO SIT WITH YOUR FATHER AND SHARE A MOMENT .....DO IT AS OFFEND AS YOU CAN , THESE ARE MAGIC MOMENT
GOD BLESS
Oh Yeah, there were many times i had the Honour to ‘help’ my father during his daily activities on his daily work. Wich was in winter let growing a certain vegetable, i don’t know the english Word! It’s called here in the Netherlands “White Crop” !? Is that recognizible for Ye?
Oh Yeah,
@@goofy79248 hi Jan that's is me and my father luke in the video maybe check again who your father is cos it's not him or me.
@@thelukeparagon1 do you no the name of that tune by any chance..I'd love to learn it on the banjo...
@@robbiekennedy1029 Eileen mc manus the song! 👍
RIP Barney McKenna you will be missed
Yes ,Thats right great music .Hope I meet the players in the pub in august ,greetings from denmark
Thanks lads,he would love this,God Bless ya all.
Det stykke musik går lige ind .Tak boys ,en værdig afsked med nok den bedste banjospiller.Rip Barney
I loved the guy,GOD BLESS AND REST YOU MY FRIEND.
R.I.P Barney
See u in heaven some day big man
Had a good night there for my birthday
O Donoghues brengt bij mij zoveel herinneringen , met liveoptredens van de Dubliners in hun beginperiode. Ik mis het erg
Frank Sys ?
We'll see you some day at fiddlers green
Jay sweet tune
I just happened to film this piece on the i phone,i thought it fitted the day that was in it.The both of you are fine musicians.Maybe i can arrange with you to film a tribute to Barney sometime soon.
Kevin Byrne
Who is the Banjo player?
Does anybody out there know?
Ty
Slán, Barny you were a legend,,,,,God-bless and good-speed.
At first I thought that was John Sheahan on the banjo!!
tony10396861 so did I..
Is it not
i was there in september 1971, and recorded a session (not the dubliners) with a primitive mono cassette recorder (one-knob-philips). so sad none of the old dubliners is still alive :(
Billi Backer john Sheehan still alive and still playing.
Idol!
RIP Barney
Well done Luke (and the other Luke)! Hope to see yiz shortly
Are these tunes Eileen McMahon another Turfman from Ardee
Dose any one please no the name of this lovely tune....
I GAVE A TENOR 90 PLUS YEARS OLD TO TERRY PIPER MY BROTHER INLAW NEW IT WAS RIGHT BECAUSE OF THE BRIDGE AND WOW ALL NOW IS A 5 STRING NOT WEALTHY BUT THAT TOO WILL BE PLAYED AND WELL THE BEST IF IRISH CELTIC VIKING AND PARTING GLASSES APON EMERALD ISLES MUSIC SHARED AND TRADITION WILL GO ONNNNNNNNN xxoo
Well done, boys! What are the names of the tunes?
Eileen McManus an is it the turfman from Ardee
I never knew John played the banjo as well.
Is this John Shearan?
Tune sounds like Eileen MacMahon maybe a little unregarded on these shores though the words are about emigration, lonliness, and isolation
I can hear Viva La Quinta Brigada.
Eileen McMahon is the first one and then Turfman from Ardee
FAIR PLAY BOYES
SLAINTE
Viva La Quinte Brigada