Fleadh Finale Ennis Co Clare
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2016
- Fleadh Finale in the home of Irish Traditional music - County Clare in the Republic of Ireland.
John Weir and family.Sky Kelsey from Alaska and Donal O'Connor from Fleadh TV playing outside the Gourmet.
Singing in background - Monica Morgan Kearney
Sky Kelsey Music / sky-kelsey
Sean nos dancer with group Nada Ni Chuirrin from Connemara
followed by singer Jack Warnock from Derry.
Kids in Nozomi Shoe shop : Caleb Mahony , Rachel Mahony, Aisling Walshe, Cian Walshe, Sophie Torpey,
On the street playing fiddle : River McGann
Irish Dancer soft shoe : Sinead Potterton
©Ronan D
Teach the young to know the old, and the old shall live forever...
My great grandfather left County Cork long time ago..You guys still have your culture in tact.Don't lose it...The Irish are the most soulful people on earth..Someday I would love to travel there.
It is always good to see young people and kids carrying on the traditions. 👏👏👍🏻💐
Aye BOB, indeed!! My granda taught me the bagpipes (Highland) and Tin Whistle...my sister plays the Celtic Harp, all of us speak Gailage, and how true!!! SHLAINTE!
Robert Martin wow thats impressive!
Born and living in Ireland for 85 years and seeing a lot of other countries I still cherish my Homeland it’s beauty and it’s people.It Will always be my Garden of remembrance no matter where I go.I am so proud that our traditions and culture and music has spread world wide.
How lovely? Ireland has an amazing culture they must preserve.
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September 23rd 2017 disgusting. Scared lil man
Aye my country is all that and more my friend!!! I am very proud of my irish roots!! SHLAINTE!
i play the flûte since i'm six years old. I Played classical music in harmonics philhamonics and symphonics orchestras, but i love Celtic music. I would love to visit Ireland with my flûte and to play with everybody how wants to play with me. Music is the most universal language, and all over this very hard world, it's one of the best expression to give some peace. I can't imagine a world without music 💓
after covid come over to one of the festivals . people v open to play
The world needs more of this
It's beautiful when people get together and play music! No matter how old or young!
Got to love Ireland and the Irish. Such a good culture to teach the young and include them in this traditional music and dancing.
Oh God, those times were so good.and now we have to lose so much. May the wonderful times come round again. May I live to see it.
Wonderful dancing and what great young people we have. Up the Fleadh.
good man Dermot best wishes >RD . up labour
Makes me proud to be Irish ☘️ ! No pretense and nobody trying to screw you, lovely genuine young people having a great time !
this made me weep a little. am i the only one who gets emotional with the affairs of humanity? enraged by injustice, conflict and cruelty and so happy at things like this i weep a little with joy.
My great grandfather left Ireland in 1855 (potatoe famine) and brought his family to New Zealand. His descendants have done well. I find a strong affinity with all things Irish, so thoroughly enjoyed this presentation.
Tell me more about this pls ronandalyennis@gmail.com.. Creator of this video
so great that so many young people keep the tradition of irish music alive.
This is the music that is the cradle of American's traditional music. Without the Irish music, America would be a sadder place. I love watching, hearing, and feeling Irish music and song. Thank you, my Irish friends.
It was actually english folk music that began the musical tradition in America, when the English settlers arrived. The irish came much later.
+ Captain Snort irish traditional dancing was taken over to engand during the mass migrations famine ect , this was incorperated into your morris dancing which became clogging ect that was to eventally reach southern states of america
You don't know your history. The Irish famine began in 1845. Morris dancing was first recorded in the 1700s and english folk music was documented in the 1500s. Have you never heard of Greensleves?
The founding fathers from England took their music with them to the New World. The Irish immigration into America came much later.
+Captain Snort hi take a look a this irish traditional dancing and only place you'll find this type of dancing is america mostly tha appallachians or southern ireland nowhere in england or scotland , if i'm mistaken please post me link and i will offer my profuse apologies . regards john ua-cam.com/video/Ee_k8zyfU4A/v-deo.htmlm2s
The toddler in the background at 2:00 dancing is absolutely sweet!
See the old boys looking at them thinking well done my sons and daughters we will never be dead when ye carry on the music
On my one, and probably only, chance to visit the land of my ancestors too many years ago, my wife and I found ourselves in Ennis. It's not the ancestral seat, but it was still that magical place ... "home".
I'm so grateful to see these young kids learning this music & dance and keeping their heritage alive. My ancestors came to America from County Longford 273 years ago. I feel a strong sense of gratitude because they're keeping my heritage alive as well.
I married an Irish girl in 1964 and have never regretted it...they are special.
Класс! Добрая музыка,живые люди!)) Любо!!
I knew nothing about Ireland, i thought it was boring a country...
Until then, i had to hold a presentation about Ireland in English class. Guess what? I was stunned... By everything! I just fell in love. Beautiful people and their beautiful culture. I once will visit Ireland sure in my life.
God bless the irish people!Your traditions is wonderful!Greetings from Hungary!
We landed and were immediately greeted with” Welcome Home”. I have never felt so comfortable in a land away from the United States than I have in Ireland.
Very talented bunch of folks,,, great to see all ages here.
Agreed, our youth will keep this alive!
Amazing how an entire people love music so much and sing the love of their homeland like the Irish. So reassuring to see their musical traditions still being passed down to the younger generations. When an entire pub erupts in one folk song in unison, that's national unity! So envious! God Bless Ireland!
Brilliant video. Enjoyed the music and dancing so much.
I'm puerto rican and you guys have a beautiful thing going God bless, some day I hope to visit Ireland in person, beautiful culture.
A big thumbs up for all the young ones helping to keep the Celtic Heart beating. Peace, from The Scottish Highlands :)
Ennis is such a great town.
Being Irish by inclination and affinity I enjoyed the music and dancing so well done by these fine young people.
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don't know why, but there's something very special, joyful and unique in the spirit of Irish people! it is seen in they're manners, kindness and warmth and music. if wouldn't be Portuguese I would be Irish :) greetings and Blessings from Portugal to Ireland.
Thank you v much
@sagrilandio Beautiful, thank you, love from Ireland💖💖
It's really fantastic seeing people of all the ages playing and dancing the traditional songs of their country. I've only see this in irish people and its something fantastic, the love that they have to their traditional folk is really really amazing.
God bless Ireland!!
It runs in families and the music is a continual evolution all the time so it never stagnates.However its still a minority interest american country music is much more popular
Yes, but do you know the origins of American country music? When America was first settled lots of Scots/Irish moved into the southern states. It was there Irish music melded with that of the African slaves. So you had Irish music over the blues foundation.
The finest expression of that can be found in the Belfast band, "The Commitments". It came full circle.
Real "Country and Western" music began after the Civil War. maybe 40% of American cowboys were black. They took their guitars and moved to Texas and Arizona to work on ranches. Around the turn of the century white artists ripped off their music, just like Elvis "borrowed" jive music and the Rolling Stones copied Muddy Waters, Chuck Berry, and Bo Diddly..
But at the end of the day, it all goes back to the happy mix of Irish and African music.
Leon Davis
good job in clarifying..
Basto Basto M nana mouskouri
What I gleaned and felt while I visited Dublin and nearby, is that the IRISH have warm, golden hearts, and know how to enjoy this life!
Great to see a Country retaining its culture and heritage from England 🏴🇬🇧
my god, Irish women are beautiful!......oh the music is awesome as well!
My auntie is Irish - 25 stone, no teeth, tight curly ginger hair, tits that drag along the floor when she waddles. Shall I tell her you're interested?
wonderful to see these young Musicians proudly displaying their rich musical heritage,and some foreign folks,so joyful in a time of terrible sadness in the u.k
As a full blooded Irish man (Red hair to boot!) that was born in Kilarney, County Karry ,this music stirs up some wonderful memories from me childhood!!! I play the highlander bagpipe and Irish tin whistle (Thanks to me Grand Da!!!) is feidir spoirad na Gaeilage beo go deo! EIRE GO DEO!!! Shlainte!!!
My family was there about a year ago (Oct 2019) and ate lunch at the restaurant shown in the first few seconds. The waiter at 0:06 was our waiter and was really very helpful. We just told him to "feed us" and he brought good stuff. Even my two pre-teen boys enjoyed everything he brought. Look forward to returning again soon from the US.
man william
Wonderful that the young people even, are keeping on the tradition...
Wonderfull how young ppl keeps the tradition alive
Very beautiful Irish music ! I am from Finland and I love Irish music so deeply. That´s why I have to visit Ireland at least every second year.
Beautiful! I love all the people that defend their traditions. Argentina's River Plate tshirt at 3:23!!!
Irish the saviour of humanity and civilization in the past looks like were needed again
Good to see such GREAT young people. You are all so wonderful in my eyes and Bless you all.
What amazing group of young people.
In 2002 my visit to Ireland revealed an entire generation of young people who wanted nothing to do with Irish culture and if anything they wanted to immigrate to "America". I was so disappointed. And now this. This is entirely wonderful, seeing an even newer generation embrace a wonderful thing that we all wish we had here in America. I congratulate every one of them and thank them for hanging on steadfastly to vibrations of a beautiful past.
It's great that so many young people can play an instrument !
Great to see so many people, young and old, having so much fun together.
I found this by chance, I am happy I watched. Seeing the mix of young with old and the variety of instruments. The music was great and the added dancing was good. Thanks for showing this.
nice to see young people preserving this beautiful music and culture.
heart and soul touching - best wishes from Germany
That version of mary and the soldier is stunning.
All these youngsters playing and dancing their hearts out - and not an ol' coffin-dodger to be seen - how wonderful!
I would love to visit Ireland for the music and the dancing - lovely people - Thank You
Greetings from Denmark
To see kids doing something good with time and talents,God bless them!
It's great to see young kids embrace their heritage and carry on the traditions of their homeland. I love Irish music and Riverdance it just makes me smile to watch and listen.
It’s a primal draw isn’t it...Ireland must live forever!
Thanks for this brilliant post not alone for its sound and video quality but also for its capture of the spirit of the Fleadh and the variety of music and singing.
Could it have happened in a better town than Ennis? No. And the best thing is that it is in Ennis too in 2017.
This lovely video shows us why we are so good as a living vibrant country.
Happiness abounds and long live the young musicians who give us this pleasure.
Oh, sit down, here is a seat
man john you have it there
Great stuff, I love all of this, off now to watch a couple of Ceile Bands, the Shandrum Ceile Band, the Brosna Ceili Band and no need to mention the Killfenora. Great.
The English Germanic are illegal colonizers in Australia.
ammm this is a Fleadh Cheoil here lads . The pub is open at night for that kind of talk. There are children viewing this and young poeple in it . Easy please
Good to see the younger Generations in Southern Ireland, carrying on the Traditions of their Ancestors. My Ancestors are from Ireland fathers side , O 'Clerigh , which became Clarke my ancestors moved to Lincoln , and took up Farming again .
Brilliant. Please keep the Irish Up HELD..
This video and many others too show that music and culture are alive in every city, town, village and townland in Ireland and has a wonderful future when you see that many of the musicians here are young.
Nothing more beautiful than seeing youth embrace tradition. Nothing.
God Bless the Irish, from brother's across the water in Glasgow.
thank you and same to you
So,
So, So, beautiful to listening to and I love it
God this makes me miss Ireland. I miss the green pastures of Co.Kildare, working on the dairy farm, Staying with the O’Loughlin family. Where are you Jack? Drinking and singing down the pub. Gaelic football and the Earthy and honestly gorgeous women! Never better times, driving across Ireland to the Galway festival listening to the Dubliners and Christy Moore. If you ever read this Jack O’Loughlin message me back or anyone that knows him tell him about this message! Such a shame we lost touch!
I love seeing even the very young children participating and showing skill. Heartening to know that the traditions will continue and not be lost in time. 😊
No one can tell me that this (music) is not part of ones soul. For us Scots-Irish born 150 years after emigrating - we are still tugged back with the sound of the soul.
yes . well if your Irish this is part of you really isnt it .. its the sound of home
I know how you feel. It's almost like remembering something
tugged . meaning ,
The Limb Reaper the Irish and the Scottish surly know how to play and bring out the soul
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Ennis is my favorite place to visit...been there several times and always had super time. Was over in Sept. 2016.
This is so amazing that the young are embracing their culture!
Great job by all these folks
Beautiful and interesting!
Congratulations from Brasil🇧🇷
Simply fantastic, so many talented musicians. What a wonderful video.
I enjoyed this video!! Again from Australia!! I really enjoyed the younger generation keeping up with Irish traditions!! I hope the NEXT generation will be just as enthusiastic!! :-)!!
beautiful i viewed this from mountain view California USA thanks for an amazing video ... Joe
Every country has got its wonders
France's got the Eiffel Tower
Egypt's got the pyramids
Ireland's got the Irish people, the greatest wonder of them all
Outstanding to see the youngers learning traditional. Here in the Americas, I see a lot of kids learning RUSH. The world may survive after all.
tis all from da heart !! so pure , so Raw, so much Life in the music & in their Hearts
Wondeful spirit, people, and music. Bravo!
Lovely. Thank you for posting, from America.
это прекрасно, ирландцы! вы любите и храните свою культуру!
For your convenience and to save you having to go to Google translate, this is what it translates to:
"that's fine, the Irish! you love and keep their culture!"
GOOD TO SEE THE IRISH KIDS KEEPING THE TRADITIONS GOING !!!
Love that version of "Mary and the Soldier"!
It's great to see the young people of area getting into the spirit and carrying on a tradition that would probably end up as only memories and stories of the old, if not for them.
These songs and the clogging I grew up with in the Ozarks! Course they call the dance flat footing here! The old timers would play those fiddles and accordions! Drink homemade Irish whiskey!
cool
this happiness makes me so sad! sorry. thanks. cant stop crying.
We are blessed,but let to much of it pass us buy,we are here for one moment, treasure that time,be happy,not sad,and learn to smile,even though your unhappy, remember that there are people in this world'far worse of than you,stay strong and positive,like the uplifting music in this clip. X
I need to get back to my roots. This music makes my soul happy!!
It does a heart good. To take the troubles of the day away.
I just love the Emerald Isle! It's in my blood as my great grandparents came from there on my maternal side. I'd love to spend more time to explore
I may be a Metal-head but I can appreciate music like this.
Beautiful music from beautiful people from a beautiful place.
thank u
Know words can describe the feeling of this in my scots soul, makes this Americay long for the old country, bless all your celt souls :-)
Oh the Ennis Trad festival is something to see! So glad I saw Dervish there!
Gorgeous. One day I'll get there. Hi from Australia.
Renlish you should come over for st paddy's day
you be very welcome the festival begins again on August Fleadh Cheoil.ie
Then you will be welcomed with 1,000 welcomes Lass!! Know that The Irish are kind people! Very proud of our heritage!! SHALINTE!!! ( Means TO YOUR HEALTH!)
Thank you so much for posting this music it is part of my heritage and so proud of it!!!!
glad to see not all kids are screwed up
Une ambiance formidable;positive et fière continuation à tou(te)s !!!
Amazing how these young boys and girls are talented !