Liam Ó Maonlaí sings "Eleanór a Rún" at The Invisible Tree of Rostrevor Oak Wood..
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Liam Ó Maonlaí sings "Eleanór a Rún" at "The Invisible Tree" of Rostrevor Oak Wood.
This performance is part of a series recorded by RARE (Rostrevor Action Respecting the Environment) which aims to verify the existence of "The Invisible Tree" of Rostrevor Oak Wood, and also, to expose the professional practice of wilful - blindness by "consultants" - including the tree consultant who denied the existence of this tree in his professional planning report supporting inner city style development adjacent to the Oak Wood.
By touching and bearing witness to "The Invisible Tree" (so far in 17 different languages), environmental/common sense campaigners and artistes from around the world are playing a crucial part in developing awareness of the need to care for our environment and, at the same time, challenge those who object to the protection, or even the existence of our life support system of nature.
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God bless the Irish and Scottish Gaelic language
John Knox is my Dentist answer
Don’t forget the Welsh 🏴
@@kriptoow I mean God bless Ireland, Scotland and Wales. I don't like the British
@@kriptoow apart Welsh
@@nathanverzinskie9582 It was the Scottish that helped destroy our language. Let us never forget.
Much love from Russia 💚🧡 The Celts have just astonishingly beautiful cultures that captivate and shake my Slavic soul. All the best!🍀
I have a slavic grandmother as well as 3 Gaels for grandparents. I always reckoned it was a solid mix. Never forget your own heritage...God bless!
So funny i am half German half Russian via my father's side married an Irish man now i play the whistle and my son is here back in Ireland being half Irish quarter German and quarter Russian and i stood on my local bog walk just 2 days ago touching a tree like him , a worry tree, that had a wooden carved hand on it saying : Put your hand here and leave your worries behind. I always imagine i give my grief and worry to the tree at that point. Very odd i should find this video and these comments here now 😮greetings and love to Russia i just paid the ransom (import tax) at the gate for another Russian made whistle today lol . My husband was so happy to be back after one generation abroad he died last year and we fell in love on first sight .
@@markc1234golf sorry to hear about your husband, but he is in a better place now, may his soul rest in peace 🙏🏻 wish you to leave the worries behind 💕 nature helps a lot, wish we had those worry trees, I absolutely love the idea of them!
That is some beautiful Sean Nos singing by Liam. I’m sure the tree was listening.
I think it was barking back. 😉
I've not heard of The Invisible Tree before, so thank you for the description. Mankind can be so frustratingly obtuse about our connection to and need for nature. This is beautiful!
it's not all mankind!! there are millions of Indigenous peoples around the world who know and love our kin and are fighting to protect our mother (not that every Indigenous person needs to be a land defender, nor every nation's practice "sustainable,", just existing amidst imperialism is hard enough...). our ancestors all knew at one point or another how to truly Live with the land where we were, truly knowing each individual relative around us in spectacular detail and with intimacy, that has simply been forgotten by a great many at this point.
Liam is a legend and keeps a great tradition going.This is timeless.
Iontach. Brilliant. Haunting to hear songs so lost.
Liam is a true bard and i love to hear him chant that gem, Eleanór na Rúnwhich is one of my favourite sean nos 💚Blessings from France 💚
wow...nothing more beautiful than Irish music{ and Irish men]
My deepest gratitude for the song for the trees. Made tears in my eyes ❤.
Much love from the Smokey Mountains of East Tennessee who also fights to preserve old growth timber! Lovely!
The birds !! They know xxx beautiful Liam . Crying here in Bristol missing home xxxx
This is now on my bucket list. Both to do, and realize in my own city before the last of its wild spaces are bulldozed and developed. I've watched Charleston, SC (one of the most Scotch-Irish places on the eastern seaboard) gentrify faster than I can blink in the last 10 years, and all I know is that something has to be done, but I've never been sure where to start without going to jail. :/ This kind of proud defiance is exactly the inspiration I needed. 🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳
Go raith mile maith agat! Go hálainn!
Love the trees.We all need to take care of the earth,it's a bit late,because all that's is going on in the world today.but we keep trying.
this is one of my favorite songs great job :)
This brings up tears from deep inside me. Truly beautiful
The reason for singing is as beautiful as the song❤️ Thank you for 'seeing' the need and offering up your wonderful voice to the cause❤️🌹
Lovely. I just wish they'd included some footage of the tree at some point in the video.
Thanks Neil...more footage of "The Invisible Tree" coming soon in a video made when Peggy Seeger made a visit.
Beautiful!!!
I cant get enough of this song
I'm enchanted.
Great tune. But that Invisible Tree? I could see it the whole time.
Thanks for your visit and comment Martin. People like Liam, yourself and the countless visitors from around the world who have all come to see or touch "The Invisible Tree" are helping to protect it and other trees by drawing attention to the uncomfortable truth that there are professional tree consultants who are prepared 'not to see', or deny the existence of, any part of nature that may stand in the way of the profits of those who have hired them for their special 'consultancy' methods.
Beautiful version of this song. 💚💚💚
Thank you Kitty, we agree! We also feel honoured that Liam gave this unique performance in such a special location, to respect and confirm the existence of a unique part of Ireland's ancient woodland, "The Invisible Tree" of Rostrevor Oakwood.
How long did it take for you to learn to sing in Gaelic?
@@nathanverzinskie9582 Liam is a native speaker of Irish , his first language.
Beautiful melody, congragulation from Brazil
But can you feel our heart yearning to be free? For Saxons to cease killing our spirit. The Gael is endangered. Why can’t we live like Germanics or Latins? Why must they always try to kill our heartbeat. You have so much we ask for so little.
@@michaelkavanagh5947
there are many people, still few, including in Brazil, who take the Gaelic culture with love.
Grand singing or whatever, but I could not help noticing a minor issue with the invisible tree, I could see it quite clearly in this video, I mean FFS it has a big sign on it saying “the invisible tree” and you can quite clearly see that this sign is nailed to a tree. Now maybe I’m just nit picking but I could have sworn that the one quality that one would want in an invisible tree is that it not be visible.
Thanks for your visit and comment, Den. Some say that the sign is there in order to protect a certain tree consultant from walking into the tree! The back story here is that the professional tree expert in question inadvertently gave the tree international visibility by choosing not to see it when compiling a tree survey in support of a proposed development adjacent to it some years ago. Thanks to Liam and many other singers and visitors from around the world who have now verified the existence of this majestic old oak - so far, in twenty different languages - "The Invisible Tree" and its reputation continues to grow.
While not at perfect peace, I'm ready to stand strong and face the coming wind. That is why my soul is at ease.
Canann mo chroí an t-amhran seo a chloisteáil. Go raibh maith agaibh.
Beautiful
leafs giving up today, late in south louisiana. picked some in park as they flew, giving expressly for me. soulful.
He’s speaking from his soul
Magical ⭐👌⭐
Thank you so very much for sharing this. Truly heartfelt & magical. Love is truly ageless & never ending.
what a lovely song
Amazing singing and so great song ever Go Halainn gorgeous ever thank you Liam Go raibh mile Maith agat
The Tree: "I am flattered Mr. Maonlaí, but I'm afraid I'm a married tree."
I do not understand a word of IRISH; The music tell s the story. I love your singing Liam could you please explain the sinificance of the "BOOT BROACH" he is wearing
My heart is touched deep!
Beautiful 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
Lovely ❤
Stunning beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you! The elves must have been listening!
Yes. They have not yet passed judgment it seems.
Magical. Thank you 😊
I would love to learn Irish and Celtic
Much love from the Hutchinson clan
So important. I thought, maybe, the sign was placed so people would not walk into it and hurt themselves.
R.I.P. my grandma Eleanor Maguire (born 7/11/14 who wed John Patrick Marnell (1912) from Belfast in Philadelphia.
Awesome stuff sir
Love it dont understand what your singing but that's okay.
Ex hothouse flowers front man, absolute legend of music 💚
cool.
Is there a full translation of this song?
I love you first look,
'Eleanóir, resolution,
It is your I'm thinking,
when I am on my shuaimh
You are my love of life,
from my first love,
you are more beautiful
than women of Ireland,
'S its nice young bhruinnillín,
you are the nicest, sweetest kiss
But whilst mhairfeadsa alive,
I know he'll affection you,
As is nice as calf sheolfainn you,
'Eleanóir, a secret.
Till she had won to lure
the birds from the trees,
And there was another victory her that she
dtóigfeadh the cold corpse from death,
And I had another win I say not
as she loved my heart from my first love,
'S its nice young bhruinnillín,
you are the nicest, sweetest kiss
But whilst mhairfeadsa alive,
I know he'll affection you,
As is nice as calf sheolfainn you,
'Eleanóir, a secret.
'll Lead you or remain you,
'Eleanóir, sweetheart?
Or aithneofá the Whoever gcáinfeadh
not you, my life and treasure?
Since I will but I will not stay,
it is good to recognize the person I gcáinfeadh not,
'S its nice young bhruinnillín,
you are the nicest, sweetest kiss
But whilst mhairfeadsa alive,
I know he'll affection you,
As is nice as calf sheolfainn you,
'Eleanóir, confidential.
❤
"The invisible Tere" un gaelic?
"The Invisible Tree" translates to Irish as "An Crann Dofheichthe".
Iontach
🧚🏻♂️❣️🌏🌌What are you saying mate?🤗
An-mhaith ar fad
Chuille beannachtaí De ar Líam.
once the Trees were taller than condos...and we were married with them
Go hálainn ar fad.
Basically the coolest sounds people can make with their voices have been repeated around the globe for millenia. Until the last kind of 100 years where people just do any old shit
The tree should be labelled with an Irish name like "An Crann Folaithe", not the English "The Invisible Tree". Wonderful performance by Ó Maonlaí otherwise.
What the hell was that 😊😂
I have lost hope and humanity we are
A beautiful voice and song too bad he welcomes in those who will destroy us. Ancient though the song sung by a traitor 🇮🇪
He probably lives somewhere like Finland. Long distance philantrophy at its grandest!!
The irish people's majority doesn't know own language. It's very sad. Why do you hate your language? Why do you have not linguistical selfrespect? Why do you care not for own language? That's unforgiveble by my opinion.
Cringe, they don’t learn it because there’s no practical reason. And unforgivable? Jeez, it’s not like its a war crime to not learn Irish.
@@Darckseyes this world is too practical, too reasonable. selfrespect, honor and fidelity is lost out. this world become in something ugly and depthless.
You very obviously knoq nothing about the 800 years of land theft oppression and genocide of the lrish by the English do you? We kept our languae goung by shooling in fields and hedges...the English murdered those who spoke As Gaeilge...it was forbidden for decades to speak lrish...even children were punished for one gaelic word spoken...
We DONT hate our language....
@@amandadonegan2137 okay, you don't hate your language but you don't speak it. You tell about 800 year occupation, violence and discrimination. If you know it all, why do you not principially prefer your language? Billions people in the world thinks the irish is a some kinde of english. They doesn't know what you have own different langauge. Some tourist can go to Ireland and trip all placеs and may never hear gaeilge. Practical reasons? - No. Laziness? - Yes. Excuses? - Yes. Irish laziness and excuses is killing gaeilge. What should you do? You should up gaeilge gradually and purposefully. And finally gaeilge will be main language in Ireland. I know one estonian who lived in Ireland 10 years and never hear gaeilge. That is shocked me extremly deep.
It's up to the Irish to make it live or let it die... Discovery or ignorance. The northern Welsh did really well in the defense and revival of their language. I hope the Irish gaelic language will always be there to express the heart and soul and the beauty of Ireland.
Love from France
Very big face mask
Beautiful
Beautiful !