Naomi Stephenson my family sings Irish ☘️ music 🎶 on cinco de Mayo, we might be wearing ponchos and sombreros but we have throw the Irish music into it ❤️🎶☘️💪🙏🏻
sorry to upset the apple cart but the Wild Rover is a 17th century English Song! "The Wild Rover', a song widely known amongst the general public and commonly believed to be Irish, has its origin in a seventeenth-century English broadside written by Thomas Lanfiere, one of a class of moralizing 'alehouse ballads' of the period.
My grandmother is from Ireland and she plays this kind of music all the time...this is one of our favorite songs! Been to Ireland, it's a beautiful country 🇮🇪 God Bless the Irish! Much love from the USA
I was on my porch playing this and singing along. My neighbor shouted, "ARE YOU HAVING A CONCERT OVER THERE OR WHAT?!" Well...if you're listening, then I guess so! Haha!
A real rush of memories....when I was a young lad (14) in southern Ontario (lates'60's), we raised money for our pipe band by hosting a number of Irish bands in a series of concerts. I can still remember sitting around our dining room table with Tommy Makem and the Clancy brothers drinking and singing this very song. I even played the tin whistle while the guys drummed on the table and sang. Over 50 years ago now, but the memories are so clear and vivid that it could have been yesterday. Sláinte Mhaith.
I'm sitting here on lockdown for this f'n Corona Virus. I am separated from my family and must spend this time alone. Because St. Patrick's Day was cancelled this year of 2020 I was listening to this music to cheer me up. Is there anything in this world more cheerful than Irish music ? It breaks your heart and makes you glad to be alive at the same time. I'm proud to be an Irish American.
"The Wild Rover', a song widely known amongst the general public and commonly believed to be Irish, has its origin in a seventeenth-century English broadside written by Thomas Lanfiere, one of a class of moralizing 'alehouse ballads' of the period. Danny boy is also an English song! its how the Irish learnt to speak the English language. similar to how the Russians learn to speak English singing Beatles songs.
@@pjmoseley243 Right you are, we Russians do learn to sing English singing Beatles songs, RS songs, Deep Purples songs, Freddie's songs, Irish songs and many more other songs :)
so much respect for the Irish ! i love your music and culture ! one day i will travel to know Ireland , beautiful land , beautiful people and music . love from Honduras.
Chorus (after each verse): And it's no, nay, never No, nay, never, no more Will I play the wild rover No, never, no more I've been a wild rover for many's a year And I've spent all me money on whiskey and beer And now I'm returning with gold in great store And I never will play the wild rover no more I went into an alehouse I used to frequent And I told the landlady my money was spent I asked her for credit, she answered me nay "Such a custom as yours I could have any day" Then out of my pocket I took sovereigns bright And the landlady's eyes opened wide with delight She said, "I have whiskey and wines of the best And the words that I spoke, they were only in jest" I'll go home to my parents, confess what I've done And I'll ask them to pardon their prodigal son And if they caress me as oft times before I never will play the wild rover no more (Chorus 3x)
This song is great 👍 In World Geography class we were studying Europe and are teacher pushed back the test by one day so we could learn Irish Drinking Songs 😆 She said" it will be very useful in the future, and she said if we are ever at a bar down in New-Orleans or something sing it and remember your crazy History Teacher" lol 😂 this song was my favorite out of the ones we learned !
LOL. That is a wonderful way to learn history. I have a friend who retired from the Air Force and taught history in a private school. He use to dress up like they did in which ever period they were covering. He was placed overseas a lot and experienced many different cultures. When he covered the Mideast and Islam he split up the girls and boys and had the girls wear head covering and they were only able to talk when a male gave them permission. He said that was the most interesting class cause the girls were totally pissed off the whole time
After "roving" around Ireland & the UK I can safely say knowing a few Irish Drinking songs is one of the most useful and BEST things you can learn to prepare you going out in the world!!!! Haha
Every Sunday in the car with mum and dad listening to these songs on the motorway on our day out,,now mum and dad are driving once again in heaven listened to this song I hope,,miss you both so much we will ride again one sunny day together,, Thank you for everyday mum and dad love you both😔💔😭
Being proud irish and having ancestors that lived there and some who used to live there. This is my irish theme song/anthem. I love this song and its so addicting.
When I was a 17 I went a pub with my dad for the first time and when the band started playing this was the first song they played You should have seen the crowd😂
I like listening to Irish band and Celtic Women (Idk what country they are from) I'm not even from those places I'm from Puerto Rico and I love this music alot more then my own.
I don’t know what’s wrong with people on side of the pond - I started singing this at a bar and everyone looked at me like I had one too many heads on my shoulders or that I had violated some secret, hidden, sacrosanct code of Protestant America that nobody had ever cared to tell me about. Didn’t stop me from singing the song, of course.
We used to sing this song at the start of every english class my first and second year of high school! We sang it so loud (accompanied by the banging on the desks) I'm pretty sure they could hear us loud and clear in the other classrooms! Loved that class 😁
I was stationed in Erlangen, Germany in 88-91. Us3d to go to a local pub, Klimperkasten (sp?). The owner would sing, usually a lot of Beatles tunes and some German folk songs, but he played this one every night. Loved going there.
I've been a wild rover for many's a year And I've spent all me money on whiskey and beer And now I'm returning with gold in great store And I never will play the wild rover no more Chorus And it's no nay never No nay never no more Will I play the wild rover No never no more I went to an alehouse I used to frequent And I told the landlady me money was spent I asked her for credit. She answered me, Nay Such a custom like yours I culd have any day Chorus Then out of my pockets I took sovereigns bright And the landlady's eyes opened wide with delight She says I have whiskeys and wines of the best And the words that I said were only in jest Chorus I go home to my parents, confess what I've done And I ask them to pardon their prodigal son And if they caress me as oft times before I never will play the wild rover no more Chorus
This is the best version of The Wild Rover on UA-cam I think. Awesome sound! I can sing this Irish pub song myself, but of course by far not as good as these singers :-)
I'm a pure blooded Filipino, born raised and living in the Philippines and I love our traditional and tribal music but I also love singing Irish Songs! I was exposed to it because of Assassin's Creed Black Flag!
Oh please come play in South Carolina sometime!! Or New Jersey Love y'all. My grandpa was born in Scotland his dad Ireland. Used to play every instrument and sing. Miss my Poppy,
My friend met an Irish lass in the 80's. He brought her over from Dublin to the Rhondda Valleys where she was introduced to the locals in The Royal Oak. We sang, as we did back then, and she sang too, cockles and mussels was one that we loved and she also sang this.... She had such a beautiful voice she she silenced the room. We were enthralled and we were happy - and when we sang the chorus with her we took the roof off. Oh the memories are as fresh now as they were then. This song will always remind me of that lovely girl and whenever I hear it I wonder what she is doing now. And whether she remembers her visit to the Rhondda.
I read somewhere that the Basque Country has genetic similarities with the Welsh and Irish. So, because my last name is Baskerville, I am proud to claim my Celtic brothers and sisters. Hail from Oklahoma City!!
Been to Ireland with mo grá, And as you can tell loved it so much we started learning Irish Gaelic there's three dialects and we pick the easiest one and it could be a mix of each one, Love this music you guys rock the Irish tunes. And you can hear the Irish accents in your singing.
Friends, after all, everyone likes music according to their own taste, regardless of nationality. The Dubliners were here only once and were only ones. But it's good that there is another band that still keeps their songs in our memory.
Born in England and proud to have a Scottish & Irish background. Really feel like grabbing a beer on St Patrick's Day and singing this along with people in a pub/bar.
I'm dancing mom Mom:Sure you are *Turns away* _My child is crazy_ Kid:Its not a faze mom Turns out ot wasn't next thing you know the kid moves to Ireland. Mom:Well then guess he was right.
I remember listening to these songs at my uncle John’s & aunt Dottie’s on a Friday night when we visited. They bring such a smile to my face as I remember my childhood.
Sung this song with The Young Clancy's, never heard of them, most never have, realatives in St. Louis working the big pan, next Rich Lavin, best fiddler and teacher of pipes. Working on a plaster crew Saturday afternoon, talking about playing for O'Connels pub. Every Sat And Sunday night we would parade the square with pipe and drums and bring the crowd to Jack's place.
Newfoundlanders are direct decedents of Irish and still have a lot of European customs (not to mention the accent). There IS a way to become an honorary Newfoundlander...
Ну, по разному бывает. Мне вот, дагестанские народные песни не нравятся, хоть я сам из Дагестана, а вот ирландские нравятся) У скандинавов ещё очень красивая музыка.
I freaking love that all Irish music can be sung at a bar with a huge drunk crowd having the time of their lives
Going to an irish pub and doing this exact thing is on my bucket list lol
not only can it be sung at a bar.. It is best sung at a bar after a bunch of beer ;)
Naomi Stephenson my family sings Irish ☘️ music 🎶 on cinco de Mayo, we might be wearing ponchos and sombreros but we have throw the Irish music into it ❤️🎶☘️💪🙏🏻
Naomi Stephenson this song is originality Scottish
sorry to upset the apple cart but the Wild Rover is a 17th century English Song! "The Wild Rover', a song widely known amongst the general public and commonly believed to be Irish, has its origin in a seventeenth-century English broadside written by Thomas Lanfiere, one of a class of moralizing 'alehouse ballads' of the period.
The irish are one of those rare people that just everyone loves. Minding their own business, thriving, keeping hydrated
this is an english song
everyone knows that@@briton3851
@@briton3851English scum trying to colonise anything
@@briton3851it actually from scotland
Since my ancestry is Scotch-Irish I’ve got it covered either way. ❤️
My grandmother is from Ireland and she plays this kind of music all the time...this is one of our favorite songs! Been to Ireland, it's a beautiful country 🇮🇪 God Bless the Irish! Much love from the USA
KOAGtv well
Ireland many many greetings from Serbia!
I have been over to see you I have lots of things in
Beautiful song
KOAGtv im irish its such a lovely place 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
I was on my porch playing this and singing along. My neighbor shouted, "ARE YOU HAVING A CONCERT OVER THERE OR WHAT?!"
Well...if you're listening, then I guess so! Haha!
Hilarious!! Can he hear you on the bog, too?
T Ryan You bet your arse he can. I leave the window open, even in the winter. Hahaha!
Curry up!
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I'm Venezuelan, i don't have a single drop of Irish in my blood.... but i just fucking love this music!!!
I am Serbian but I think the same about this music! And also I don`t have any irish blood in my veins too!
You dont have to be Irish to appreciate great music like this ;)
I’m Mexican, neither do I have Irish blood or roots, but I’m in love with Irish music, is just so beautiful and reaches my heart💚🧡
Valele im irish but my mam is venzualan
Valele me too
Wish there was more music like this in today's society.
My daughter and her pirate band performed this one yesterday! My daughter is the one singing it.
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There is! Just gotta know where to look.
It's sure coming back visit grafton street where most start out busking. Youll never beat the Irish 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🍻🎼
Look up tavern music.
True
A real rush of memories....when I was a young lad (14) in southern Ontario (lates'60's), we raised money for our pipe band by hosting a number of Irish bands in a series of concerts. I can still remember sitting around our dining room table with Tommy Makem and the Clancy brothers drinking and singing this very song. I even played the tin whistle while the guys drummed on the table and sang. Over 50 years ago now, but the memories are so clear and vivid that it could have been yesterday. Sláinte Mhaith.
I'm sitting here on lockdown for this f'n Corona Virus. I am separated from my family and must spend this time alone. Because St. Patrick's Day was cancelled this year of 2020 I was listening to this music to cheer me up. Is there anything in this world more cheerful than Irish music ? It breaks your heart and makes you glad to be alive at the same time. I'm proud to be an Irish American.
Currently having an Irish Night in my Virtual Pub Shanergans on Face book
"The Wild Rover', a song widely known amongst the general public and commonly believed to be Irish, has its origin in a seventeenth-century English broadside written by Thomas Lanfiere, one of a class of moralizing 'alehouse ballads' of the period. Danny boy is also an English song! its how the Irish learnt to speak the English language. similar to how the Russians learn to speak English singing Beatles songs.
@@pjmoseley243 Right you are, we Russians do learn to sing English singing Beatles songs, RS songs, Deep Purples songs, Freddie's songs, Irish songs and many more other songs :)
You’re an american. Your arent irish just because your grandma from 500BC came from ireland.
F#cking A!
3:11 even the darkest sith likes to enjoy music from time to time :D
Haha was he really actor Ian McDiarmid in the crowd??
@@osasunaitor i don't know, but you have to damit, he really looks like him 😁
I've been a Sith Master for many's a year!
Bro nice catch.
R/rareinsults
There’s two kinds of people in the world...The Irish and those who wish they were Irish.
I belong to the second category, where can I apply to be Irish? Hahahha
Love I Irish music. But a I love deing murican!
As a British man I feel like it should be a sin to listen to the enemy music 😂 but I can’t help it
@@mr.crowgamer6250 yea get ya. Exept I cant think of any British music I like. Just givin ya shit, dude.
@TimesThree tbh me neither mate
I lived in Dublin from 71 to 78. The music was amazing.
This band is one reason, why I love Irish folk music
I'd never heard of your group until this year, and I can't get enough of your music.
@firetv2169 yeah, I knew. My great-great grandparents left Ireland around 1853, coming to America and settling in Michigan.
I'm peruvian Who live in Spain and love the irish music (and so many things of their culture). Ireland is ❤
Thanks a lot, from a normal Irish man 😄 And we love you too! Eire abú 🍀🇮🇪🍀
Karla L.g. I agree I'm a huge fan of the Irish in general! I love u Ireland🇨🇮
We love you!
Irish music is like drugs you quickly become addicted 🎵
Aye!!
I'm Irish 🇮🇪 and I love them so much they make my heart rejoice
We sang this at my cousins wedding reception and it was awesome
I went to Ireland for three weeks a few months back, and I still listen to this song over and over again.
drmusicjunkie
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so much respect for the Irish ! i love your music and culture ! one day i will travel to know Ireland , beautiful land , beautiful people and music . love from Honduras.
I would love to get the chance to travel to Ireland!
I don't know where u guys are now, but I recently moved to Galway now, and Ireland, even though very expensive, is a beautiful country indeed !
My dad used to play this band for me every day when i was little... For hours on end i loved it and i miss those times. Just a bit of happy nostalgia
I'm American but one of the programs I grew up listening to on the car radio was NPR's Celtic music program, Thistle and Shamrock
Chorus (after each verse):
And it's no, nay, never
No, nay, never, no more
Will I play the wild rover
No, never, no more I've been a wild rover for many's a year
And I've spent all me money on whiskey and beer
And now I'm returning with gold in great store
And I never will play the wild rover no more
I went into an alehouse I used to frequent
And I told the landlady my money was spent
I asked her for credit, she answered me nay
"Such a custom as yours I could have any day"
Then out of my pocket I took sovereigns bright
And the landlady's eyes opened wide with delight
She said, "I have whiskey and wines of the best
And the words that I spoke, they were only in jest"
I'll go home to my parents, confess what I've done
And I'll ask them to pardon their prodigal son
And if they caress me as oft times before
I never will play the wild rover no more (Chorus 3x)
Grazie del testo !!! È una bellissima canzone è cantata benissimo!!!!!!😊😊😊
Thank you.
This song is great 👍
In World Geography class we were studying Europe and are teacher pushed back the test by one day so we could learn Irish Drinking Songs 😆
She said" it will be very useful in the future, and she said if we are ever at a bar down in New-Orleans or something sing it and remember your crazy History Teacher" lol 😂 this song was my favorite out of the ones we learned !
That is the BEST.
Such an amazing teacher
Where geography and history meet.
LOL. That is a wonderful way to learn history.
I have a friend who retired from the Air Force and taught history in a private school. He use to dress up like they did in which ever period they were covering.
He was placed overseas a lot and experienced many different cultures. When he covered the Mideast and Islam he split up the girls and boys and had the girls wear head covering and they were only able to talk when a male gave them permission. He said that was the most interesting class cause the girls were totally pissed off the whole time
After "roving" around Ireland & the UK I can safely say knowing a few Irish Drinking songs is one of the most useful and BEST things you can learn to prepare you going out in the world!!!! Haha
I'm English and Polish, but still love the Irish god bless you boys :D
I'm brazilian and for me this is one of the best rhythms ever created. And these voices... You're awesome!
Please leave the white people alone to preserve their diversity
I love Irish songs// big smile from Thailand 🇹🇭
Thigh land! Welcome to the party lassie.
It's an English folk song actually.
Best harmonies EVER!
My 15 year old American Son, loves you guys... Now I find myself listening to this........ I love it.
i just love irish music... always makes my soul feels like flying like no limits! wish i could visit this country sometime(and if i stay better)...
Every Sunday in the car with mum and dad listening to these songs on the motorway on our day out,,now mum and dad are driving once again in heaven listened to this song I hope,,miss you both so much we will ride again one sunny day together,,
Thank you for everyday mum and dad love you both😔💔😭
I was at home a began sanging this song. I trully find their music enjoyable and catchy its entertaining I love it!
God bless the isle of Eire. God bless St Pat. I bet if we all sang the wild Rover on this day in 2020 everyone would be feeling a helluva lot better.
Being proud irish and having ancestors that lived there and some who used to live there. This is my irish theme song/anthem. I love this song and its so addicting.
It's an English song!
When I was a 17 I went a pub with my dad for the first time and when the band started playing this was the first song they played
You should have seen the crowd😂
They are just terrific.....not only good looking, but great singers!! Love their back-up performers as well. Thanks for posting!
I like listening to Irish band and Celtic Women (Idk what country they are from)
I'm not even from those places I'm from Puerto Rico and I love this music alot more then my own.
I don’t know what’s wrong with people on side of the pond - I started singing this at a bar and everyone looked at me like I had one too many heads on my shoulders or that I had violated some secret, hidden, sacrosanct code of Protestant America that nobody had ever cared to tell me about.
Didn’t stop me from singing the song, of course.
i love Ireland and hope to return there for my 70th I should never have left.
We used to sing this song at the start of every english class my first and second year of high school! We sang it so loud (accompanied by the banging on the desks) I'm pretty sure they could hear us loud and clear in the other classrooms! Loved that class 😁
You so lucky :)
and then everybody clapped?
I'm American but my family come from Ireland got love this it great tune
I am American too and went to Ireland and heard them. LOVE THEM SO MUCH!!!
I was stationed in Erlangen, Germany in 88-91. Us3d to go to a local pub, Klimperkasten (sp?). The owner would sing, usually a lot of Beatles tunes and some German folk songs, but he played this one every night. Loved going there.
Things like this are worth living for. This is one of the best things I've ever seen in my entire life.
When my time comes, I hope my eternity is spent singing these songs.
I've been a wild rover for many's a year
And I've spent all me money on whiskey and beer
And now I'm returning with gold in great store
And I never will play the wild rover no more
Chorus
And it's no nay never
No nay never no more
Will I play the wild rover
No never no more
I went to an alehouse I used to frequent
And I told the landlady me money was spent
I asked her for credit. She answered me, Nay
Such a custom like yours I culd have any day
Chorus
Then out of my pockets I took sovereigns bright
And the landlady's eyes opened wide with delight
She says I have whiskeys and wines of the best
And the words that I said were only in jest
Chorus
I go home to my parents, confess what I've done
And I ask them to pardon their prodigal son
And if they caress me as oft times before
I never will play the wild rover no more
Chorus
Yes.))) Very good song. Look like a Russian traditional songs...
Thanks
This is the best version of The Wild Rover on UA-cam I think. Awesome sound!
I can sing this Irish pub song myself, but of course by far not as good as these singers :-)
Прекрасна песен и чудесни гласове.
согласовано
дап то со ие пахти счупената песен
ГОСПОД Е БЪЛГАРИН!!
Полностью согласна! Потрясающая песня.
@@kostadingramatikov9692 No, I'm not!
I'm a pure blooded Filipino, born raised and living in the Philippines and I love our traditional and tribal music but I also love singing Irish Songs! I was exposed to it because of Assassin's Creed Black Flag!
It's English, not Irish
Excellent Irish song. Absolutely brilliant they have the best songs. Real heart felt song
It's English, not Irish!
Oh please come play in South Carolina sometime!! Or New Jersey Love y'all. My grandpa was born in Scotland his dad Ireland. Used to play every instrument and sing. Miss my Poppy,
My friend met an Irish lass in the 80's. He brought her over from Dublin to the Rhondda Valleys where she was introduced to the locals in The Royal Oak.
We sang, as we did back then, and she sang too, cockles and mussels was one that we loved and she also sang this....
She had such a beautiful voice she she silenced the room. We were enthralled and we were happy - and when we sang the chorus with her we took the roof off. Oh the memories are as fresh now as they were then.
This song will always remind me of that lovely girl and whenever I hear it I wonder what she is doing now. And whether she remembers her visit to the Rhondda.
"And I spent all my money on whiskey and beer..."
I feel personally attacked! 🙂
Tears in me eyes....beautiful song.....this band is so in sync.....very awesome !
Recently found out that I have Irish blood in me, god what an amazing feeling to know I'm linked to such great heritage!!!!!!! Cheers!!!!! :D
Charles Bushong how is it to be Irish
Charles Bushong broyals
God bless you!
Slaunte!!
God bless your crazy Irish heart.....
I am so Irish that Guinness runs through my veins, my bones are made of potatoes, and my heart beats to the tune of this song!
Me too
Beats to the tune of an English song?
I read somewhere that the Basque Country has genetic similarities with the Welsh and Irish. So, because my last name is Baskerville, I am proud to claim my Celtic brothers and sisters. Hail from Oklahoma City!!
So pleasant... Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
There’s nothing like good old Irish ☘️ music.
The Irish remind me of the Balkan way of life
tradition / religion / values / spirit / fun
Greetings from Greece!🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷
I may not be full blooded Irish
But I’m a full blooded east coast Canadian
God bless you boys
Makes me proud to have strong irish roots being Aussie born...
Omg same
Been to Ireland with mo grá,
And as you can tell loved it so much we started learning Irish Gaelic there's three dialects and we pick the easiest one and it could be a mix of each one,
Love this music you guys rock the Irish tunes.
And you can hear the Irish accents in your singing.
My daughter loves irish music due to having irish traveller in our blood we have seen these guys play amazing this is her fav song ever xxxx
Friends, after all, everyone likes music according to their own taste, regardless of nationality. The Dubliners were here only once and were only ones. But it's good that there is another band that still keeps their songs in our memory.
Love this soul lifting song!!🇮🇪👍
By a stroke of luck I found myself in Ireland and though I'm back in India, I can't seem to get out of Ireland!
Born in England and proud to have a Scottish & Irish background.
Really feel like grabbing a beer on St Patrick's Day and singing this along with people in a pub/bar.
Great English song, adopted by the Irish.
Irish-Canadian-Québécois who stopped playing the Wild Rover 34 year ago and still having fun !
What a great version on my favorite tune. Those harmonies!!! Woo!
Telling the grandkids this is Westlife.
Excellent!!!! Beautiful voices,. I could listen to you all day. In fact, I think I may just do that...
Love the harmonies!!
I remember listening to this song during my summer in Cork. One of the best summers of my life.
I just love how even before the song even begins you can hear one man in the audience singing "NO NAY NEVER NO MORE~" (mostly just the end, "-ORE")
I'm Amercian but when I'm listening to the High King's song's i get up and dance a jig and my mom is like "What are you doing?!" xD
Good question, Mom.
I'm dancing mom
Mom:Sure you are
*Turns away*
_My child is crazy_
Kid:Its not a faze mom
Turns out ot wasn't next thing you know the kid moves to Ireland.
Mom:Well then guess he was right.
ya say i am acting like i am at an irish pub
i'm a Turk but hell yeah this band makes me feel irish..
I'm highly Irish and this song makes me feel right at home I visit Ireland as much as I can I miss home ah feck it
I remember listening to these songs at my uncle John’s & aunt Dottie’s on a Friday night when we visited. They bring such a smile to my face as I remember my childhood.
Hi from Turkey 🇹🇷. I love this song and u guys 🙌🏻😘
love it. can´t wait till spring 2018 when visiting ireland. :D
take advice from me an irish person visit the Balrothery Inn exit 5 of the M1
How was your trip ?
What a beautiful music!! Irish music is always beautiful
its english mate
Great memories sitting around singing this and so many great ones. ☘️☘️☘️
I. Couldn't. Agree. More. Cheers
日本人の受験生です、最高です。
まじで癒やされます。
受験頑張ってきます。
u actualy can't beat the auld trad songs brings back fun times went I used to go to flas with my sis
Tight Lines Wet Nets Ireland omg ye the fleadh 😂
got very good memories of this song ....just love it well done
Sung this song with The Young Clancy's, never heard of them, most never have, realatives in St. Louis working the big pan, next Rich Lavin, best fiddler and teacher of pipes. Working on a plaster crew Saturday afternoon, talking about playing for O'Connels pub. Every Sat And Sunday night we would parade the square with pipe and drums and bring the crowd to Jack's place.
Brawo. To jest bardzo piękne i extra
Beautiful song beautifully done.
One of my favorite Irish songs. I usually bang on the table during the clapping parts, lol.
It‘s unbelievable for me, how young they were in 2008 in comparison to today
im holding back tears this video is so powerful
I am from Ladakh India. Love this song.
This is my theme.....greetings from tipperary hill, Syracuse, n.y.....🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮
When the end of the night at the pub start singing this this tune .
I'm so jealous I want to be Irish so bad, where can I apply?
You're either Irish by blood or infection. Just hang out with us long enough and it'll happen.
@@allbrass0019 uhh that would be a dream comes true, the most thing I love about Ireland is Irish people
allbrass 001 I think I got the infection!
Newfoundlanders are direct decedents of Irish and still have a lot of European customs (not to mention the accent). There IS a way to become an honorary Newfoundlander...
Spend long enough in the pub and drink enough scotch you’ll do just fine
I saw them perform twice, They are amazing.
Am traveling to cork in the 10th of may I can't wait to experience the real Irish culture,
That takes me back to 1970 when I sang that with gusto in a bar in Newcastle, Co Down. Happy days.
Ребята, народные песни -это лучшее, что звучит на эстраде !
Ну, по разному бывает. Мне вот, дагестанские народные песни не нравятся, хоть я сам из Дагестана, а вот ирландские нравятся) У скандинавов ещё очень красивая музыка.
another really fine Irish group, superb!!
These guys are awesome!!!!
This. This right here makes me proud to be irish