Trad music is certainly alive and well in Ireland! All these young people involved in instrumental music, song and dance!!! Just keep it going!! ☘️☘️🎶🎶🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️😉
they make me feel how awful our life here in Syria while people and young playing music in the streets we still here killing each other by the name of god
Thank you so much for what you and the people of Ireland have given to the world. This video warmed my heart and made me long to return. I have a tear in my eye. 💗
I've never loved another country as much as Ireland. The music in the pubs is spontaneous and tugs at your heart. This type of celebration happens every weekend at the local, after the meal is finished and someone will go to their car and bring back a banjo. Someone else will get their tin whistle or what ever, and the night begins. I am fortunate to live in a part of Australia where similar thing sometimes happens, but if it wasn't so cold, I would not hesitate a moment to migrate to the outback areas of Ireland. A real, fairdinkum community. 💗💗💗
Splendid stuff from all sorts of musicians, with lots of youngsters - a real tonic in times when live music is much rarer than it was a couple of years ago
This short film has got my head in a spin, It has got me very worried, While the people in all the other countries are out working hard from early morning to late at night every day of the year, the Irish people from very young children to the oldest persons are hanging out on the streets, in every pub and hall playing most brilliant music, having good times all of the time, nobody is working, the people are happy, well-fed and in no hurry anywhere, they do not worried anymore like we did when I was a young boy,I worked hard all the hours just the keep the hungry Wolfhound from our door, I am worried, the police will not arrest anyone, they want to set down and play alongside the other musician and have fun they also eat tones of ice cream and be happy all t he time. I am worried, they say that the country is flying high it is in great financial shape and everyone is a millionaire, they say that I would need a minimum of 27 million euros to buy a small house. I am worried that I will never be able to return to my old lands, I can not dance, I can not play a musical instrument, I can not sing, I can not tell great stories of long ago, I can not sit down and not worry about the future, What am to do I can no longer return to the old sod, I am not like those happy, shinney ,smiley people who have found all the answer to a truly great life of song, dance and not giving a hoot about tomorrow, it has been my one true wish for the past 87 years to be able to return back to dear old Ireland but this can no happen for the reasons that I have explained
Ah, the Irish, ........unique in the world, never let them tell you otherwise, .........no matter what these Global Agenda gobshites tell you. Live straight and proud, and carry the blood forward. Good luck to all.
We have great culture and we are great people let no body take over our country and change it stay at home and keep us Irish I’m from Clare up the banner I love my Clare songs ennistymon on the Inagh The chapel gate at COORACLARE IM GOING HOME TO MILLTOWN SPANCIL HILL
I was there. I remember most of the performers. The girl on the violin obviously forgot her trousers at 10.30. A bit of good weather and there will be no getting in or out of Mullingar this year
those guys makes me feel how suks we do live the life here in Syria while young playing music in the streets we still killing each other by the name of god viva l'Irlanda
Beautiful music what a joy, and fantastic dancing come to England please, I will be there 💯🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹It's a long way to Tipperary, so bring it over to England, you Irish are a joy, love you all. Thankyou.😀😃😅😄
I wasn't looking for this, it came up automatically after listening to "Burke stars Gothic", a rather less cheerful Irishman blessed with the same name as Cardinal Raymond Burke ! This is so very different, so joyful, and it gives (or appears to give) an excellent picture of what Ireland is really like. The whole thing is an incredible combination of talents. I notice that Irish gets modifications to the beginning of its words as well as the end, like Welsh. Does that make Celtic languages unique, I wonder ? No, I suspect Swahili does it too. Is a fleadh like a ceilidh ?
I'm an Englishman who only knows a few words of Irish through involvement with the music and some Irish -speaking friends, but i believe fleadh means 'festival' or something like
@@cannellofglory6968 I can't think of an example of such a PREFIX in English, can you ? Yes, suffixes like in English -ing , -ed, -s, are very common in all European languages, e.g. in French -é, -ons, -aient, and many many more. Even more in Slavonic languages, which add suffixes to nouns too, as if there was no tomorrow. (We just have -s, -'s etc, and occasionally -en ) . But suffixes ! There are only what amount to words, like pre- or anti- , and what are words, like cart in carthorse, or bull in bulldog. Please tell me more. German does that a lot, and has a range of grammatical suffixes like English (e.g. -en, -te, -e, -est like in "Du liebst" = thou lovest").(hast = hast ! ). But no proper prefixes except ge- . Ge- doesn't really mean anything extra. It's as if we said "I have geseen him. Have you gelooked for her ?" But we don't ....
Ich liebe die irische Musik..für mich beinhaltet sie Leidenschaft, Liebe und die Sehnsucht nach Wiesen und die Willensstärke (Sturheit ;-) ) der irischen Menschen
Most of them are filled with suspicion, they believe that everyone is a crook, is a bad person, they want to clasp you in irons and send you to prison forevermore, they say lock them all up. If the police showed proper respect and understanding they would find that there and not that many bad people out there
That was 15+ minutes of pure enjoyment. I was toe and finger tapping throughout. There is something magical in Irish music. It has made my day. (NZ time:- Tuesday morning. 7th December. 8.50 AM)
yes and it's absolutely brilliant to see all the children young and old taking part in music singing and dancing instead of being stuck on a phone or computer. 10/10
Ahh thank you for this absolutely brilliant video of music songs dancing musicians singer's dancers and to the man who sang that absolutely beautiful song at the end of the absolutely beautiful Video. 10/10
I'm reading Frank McCourt book Angela Ashe's it's great, it's first edition 12th print.☘️👍 This made me look him up on yt and see what else is going on in Ireland. Thanks for sharing this. I'm 45.
Do we the Irish own the river never been there but the orange king William won it I learned in history what county is it in I’m in America a very long time I never heard that song I love it
(9:30) This bloke is like, "Well if you won't tap your feet, then I'll have to just do it myself!" I was tapping my feet too, champ. Greetings from Australia 🇦🇺
This compilation shows just how fun the Irish are. Hmm the government must be doing something right to allow people to be free to have all that fun. I love watching videos on Ireland 🇮🇪.
I completely LOVE every second of this video! The music, the harps, the bagpipes, the fiddles, the singing, the accents, the lyrics to the songs, the dancing the talent galore!!! Omg I'm in heaven here!
Enjoyed filming and editing this video of the Fleadh in Drogheda and that so many people are getting so much enjoyment from it.Thanks to everyone, Noel Mohan
Oh I love drogheda people are very nice wonderful walk around little city. This is fantastic for the city children look wonderful cultures moving forward just like a generations before.
It warms my heart to see so many young musicians enjoying their music and keeping their culture alive. Erin Go Bragh! Love, health and respect from Scotland UK.
The name of the song is "My Old Walled Town Of Drogheda" . It was written by Pat Gogan and he sings it live here with a local folk group, of which he is a member, and they are called , The Boyne Folk .
This event happens during Fleadh week. It is a national week of tradition. If you like the flavour 👆 it takes place every August (mostly) in a selected town. Booking can be difficult due to demand. It's in Mullingar this year 2022.
Trad music is certainly alive and well in Ireland! All these young people involved in instrumental music, song and dance!!! Just keep it going!! ☘️☘️🎶🎶🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️😉
Great news from Ulster, Ireland will never die ,,, Recollect Kilkenny and the rovers 🍀
they make me feel how awful our life here in Syria while people and young playing music in the streets we still here killing each other by the name of god
Cop with the banjo the best cop I’ve seen in two years rest of the video is brilliant a breath of fresh air in a stinking time
We have a rather strange model of policing here...
i only Americans cops could take note !!
There are no singers like Irish singers and no musicians like Irish music no drinkers like Irish drinkers and put them altogether and you have magic
I'm glad I posted this video of the fleadh in drogheda as so many people enjoyed it as I did in making it.Thanks all
Well put together thank you, really enjoyed it. Great to see all the young people keeping it going, a special country
Thank you 😊 💓 from California 🍀
Thank you so much for what you and the people of Ireland have given to the world. This video warmed my heart and made me long to return. I have a tear in my eye. 💗
I've never loved another country as much as Ireland. The music in the pubs is spontaneous and tugs at your heart. This type of celebration happens every weekend at the local, after the meal is finished and someone will go to their car and bring back a banjo. Someone else will get their tin whistle or what ever, and the night begins. I am fortunate to live in a part of Australia where similar thing sometimes happens, but if it wasn't so cold, I would not hesitate a moment to migrate to the outback areas of Ireland. A real, fairdinkum community. 💗💗💗
There is something magical about the Irish.
Who would have thought a young Irish lad would be playing the US Marine Corp Hymn on the bagpipes in the street! 👍
Great to see such talent in the young folk there is hope for us
Splendid stuff from all sorts of musicians, with lots of youngsters - a real tonic in times when live music is much rarer than it was a couple of years ago
This short film has got my head in a spin, It has got me very worried, While the people in all the other countries are out working hard from early morning to late at night every day of the year, the Irish people from very young children to the oldest persons are hanging out on the streets, in every pub and hall playing most brilliant music, having good times all of the time, nobody is working, the people are happy, well-fed and in no hurry anywhere, they do not worried anymore like we did when I was a young boy,I worked hard all the hours just the keep the hungry Wolfhound from our door, I am worried, the police will not arrest anyone, they want to set down and play alongside the other musician and have fun they also eat tones of ice cream and be happy all t he time. I am worried, they say that the country is flying high it is in great financial shape and everyone is a millionaire, they say that I would need a minimum of 27 million euros to buy a small house. I am worried that I will never be able to return to my old lands, I can not dance, I can not play a musical instrument, I can not sing, I can not tell great stories of long ago, I can not sit down and not worry about the future, What am to do I can no longer return to the old sod, I am not like those happy, shinney ,smiley people who have found all the answer to a truly great life of song, dance and not giving a hoot about tomorrow, it has been my one true wish for the past 87 years to be able to return back to dear old Ireland but this can no happen for the reasons that I have explained
Carolan 3131.Many thanks for featuring our Boyne Folk song "My Old Walled Town".
How unique! As long as the Irish nation honours its music tradition it will survive , esp. the young generation! Eirean go bragh ! ( or so…)
Sincere thanks to all the contributers. 👍👍
How many make the connection with the Thorn Birds? Bravo to all in this video.
Wonderful. Musical talent of Ireland
Fantastic clip . Lovely to see all age groups represented .
Ah, the Irish, ........unique in the world, never let them tell you otherwise, .........no matter what these Global Agenda gobshites tell you. Live straight and proud, and carry the blood forward. Good luck to all.
Great to see so many young people getting into their ancestral culture with music and dance.
What is so nice is to see kids playing and dancing traditional stuff instead of listening to head banging music of today.
Wonderful!
I am portuguese and I love your culture and music since ever.
We also love you to, please come and visit
Hello!
I'm listening you again and again whith joy.
Thank you so much!
Have a happy Christmas!
Love from Portugal 🥰
@@jamesbradshaw3389thank you!
I whish if I could!
Love from Lisboa
Portugal 🥰
@@jamesbradshaw3389 Stop it.
Good evening!
We also are safe from covid-19 until now.
I wish you a merry Chistmas and a better year! 🥰
We have great culture and we are great people let no body take over our country and change it stay at home and keep us Irish I’m from Clare up the banner I love my Clare songs ennistymon on the Inagh The chapel gate at COORACLARE IM GOING HOME TO MILLTOWN SPANCIL HILL
Wonderful to see so much young talent enjoying playing music.
No I’ll John Olin I
This is already being replaced with rap and other stupid things. RIP Ireland...
Gorgeous and wonderful! Full of talent and energy!
Very nice watching from Australian and Dreaming off Donegal and Ireland
I drove to this Festival from London and got totally soaked, next time I'm going to use the Ferry.
I was there. I remember most of the performers. The girl on the violin obviously forgot her trousers at 10.30. A bit of good weather and there will be no getting in or out of Mullingar this year
those guys makes me feel how suks we do live the life here in Syria while young playing music in the streets we still killing each other by the name of god viva l'Irlanda
Beautiful music what a joy, and fantastic dancing come to England please, I will be there 💯🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹It's a long way to Tipperary, so bring it over to England, you Irish are a joy, love you all. Thankyou.😀😃😅😄
🎉 Congratifuls 🎊 Thanks you for a the great Melody's 💕💞💓🏵️🌹💐🌷👋👋👋❣️
When I see this I realise why I started playing the box instead of the harp. I would not fancy carrying one of those from pub to pub
I play the bass guitar with a ginormous amp… I get it ;)
an-mhaith ! 👍👍👍
It's a different world there. I live in SoCal where the cops would rather shoot at you than play music with you.
Where is this great music
I wasn't looking for this, it came up automatically after listening to "Burke stars Gothic", a rather less cheerful Irishman blessed with the same name as Cardinal Raymond Burke ! This is so very different, so joyful, and it gives (or appears to give) an excellent picture of what Ireland is really like. The whole thing is an incredible combination of talents. I notice that Irish gets modifications to the beginning of its words as well as the end, like Welsh. Does that make Celtic languages unique, I wonder ? No, I suspect Swahili does it too. Is a fleadh like a ceilidh ?
I'm an Englishman who only knows a few words of Irish through involvement with the music and some Irish -speaking friends, but i believe fleadh means 'festival' or something like
English words may also be modified at the start. Prefixes, at the start, and suffixes at the end. They drastically change the meaning of words.
@@cannellofglory6968 I can't think of an example of such a PREFIX in English, can you ? Yes, suffixes like in English -ing , -ed, -s, are very common in all European languages, e.g. in French -é, -ons, -aient, and many many more. Even more in Slavonic languages, which add suffixes to nouns too, as if there was no tomorrow. (We just have -s, -'s etc, and occasionally -en ) . But suffixes ! There are only what amount to words, like pre- or anti- , and what are words, like cart in carthorse, or bull in bulldog. Please tell me more. German does that a lot, and has a range of grammatical suffixes like English (e.g. -en, -te, -e, -est like in "Du liebst" = thou lovest").(hast = hast ! ). But no proper prefixes except ge- . Ge- doesn't really mean anything extra. It's as if we said "I have geseen him. Have you gelooked for her ?" But we don't ....
Fleadh is an archaic spelling of the Irish word fleá (pronounced [fʲlʲaː]), meaning a festive occasion or banquet
Ich liebe die irische Musik..für mich beinhaltet sie Leidenschaft, Liebe und die Sehnsucht nach Wiesen und die Willensstärke (Sturheit ;-) ) der irischen Menschen
No guns everyone has a instrument like to see that in Boston No Music in Boston The Irish have Gone from Boston
I am just blown away!
I love seeing the Garda playing the banjo at 6.12 - imagine seeing an English bobby doing anything like that?
Most of them are filled with suspicion, they believe that everyone is a crook, is a bad person, they want to clasp you in irons and send you to prison forevermore, they say lock them all up. If the police showed proper respect and understanding they would find that there and not that many bad people out there
Os 3 últimos minutos, valeram por todo o vídeo... Muito bom o trio e a música muito linda!
Se vc gosta pesquisa "Paddy Reilly" vc vai gostar também
That was 15+ minutes of pure enjoyment. I was toe and finger tapping throughout. There is something magical in Irish music. It has made my day. (NZ time:- Tuesday morning. 7th December. 8.50 AM)
Enjoyed filming and editing
Fabulous example of good clean enjoyment, cameraderie.
The absolute beauty of musicians, dancers of all ages playing together. Brilliant.
From LA
yes and it's absolutely brilliant to see all the children young and old taking part in music singing and dancing instead of being stuck on a phone or computer.
10/10
awesome, hello from the Russian man to all the Irish
Did anyone notice how many of the musicians were lefthanded? Ciotógaí ábú.
Ahh thank you for this absolutely brilliant video of music songs dancing musicians singer's dancers and to the man who sang that absolutely beautiful song at the end of the absolutely beautiful Video.
10/10
Is this Galway
I'm reading Frank McCourt book Angela Ashe's it's great, it's first edition 12th print.☘️👍 This made me look him up on yt and see what else is going on in Ireland. Thanks for sharing this. I'm 45.
Fantastic collection of Musicians => Young and Old.
The Irish; Keepers of Music, Song, and Dance.
Do we the Irish own the river never been there but the orange king William won it I learned in history what county is it in I’m in America a very long time I never heard that song I love it
(9:30) This bloke is like, "Well if you won't tap your feet, then I'll have to just do it myself!"
I was tapping my feet too, champ.
Greetings from Australia 🇦🇺
True talent! Lucky to have such wonderful people in this country. 5stars.
Loved the one man band!
Great love it up the banner I’m so proud of my people hope ye don’t change happy st Patrick’s day
Love this song. My good Old drogheda. Love from holland
This compilation shows just how fun the Irish are. Hmm the government must be doing something right to allow people to be free to have all that fun. I love watching videos on Ireland 🇮🇪.
So Prode i was born and reared in drogheda. Well doen all of You. Love from holland 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪☘☘☘☘☘
I’m from the musicco
Is that the river We lost to King Billy
i got really into the guy playing three things at once. and the girl before him. they both killed it
Beautiful music Con Horan Newbridge Kildare
I have extended family in Drogheda that I've never met!
I completely LOVE every second of this video! The music, the harps, the bagpipes, the fiddles, the singing, the accents, the lyrics to the songs, the dancing the talent galore!!! Omg I'm in heaven here!
Uilleann pipes*
Enjoyed filming and editing this video of the Fleadh in Drogheda and that so many people are getting so much enjoyment from it.Thanks to everyone, Noel Mohan
Uplifting music
The last song was the most beautiful Irish song that I ever heard.
What’s it called
The song is called "My Old Walled Town ". A song about Drogheda. Thanks for asking.
That lone girl on the fiddle was fantastic
It's nice to be Irish !! Thinking of coming to visit or live since l got my Irish passport 4 months ago !
Fleadh is in August 2022 (1st week I think) in Mullingar.
Wish I was there nothing here in Boston it stinks
All music where you go Happy Happy happy For ye
Best Fleadh ever. Thanks for posting
Spent a most enjoyable day there with the rellies - I still have the FLEADH viillage sticker! F*** you
Wipe last remark
Sorry can't wipe!?
Fantastic so enjoyable and all natural talent
at 6'13'' a peeler without his jacket !
Oh I love drogheda people are very nice wonderful walk around little city. This is fantastic for the city children look wonderful cultures moving forward just like a generations before.
I needed a good little shot of Ireland. Thanks, y'all!
Wish I was there so I could dance
This Ireland as I never seen it before 🍀
Nice music :)
HAPPY holiday memories in Dunleer area !!! MO ceol sibh !
brilliant video thoroughly enjoyed can you please tell me the name of the last song on the video
The song is called "My Old Walled Town."(Drogheda) Thanks for asking .
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Only in Ireland will you see a policeman stopping to play a few tunes on his beat.
It warms my heart to see so many young musicians enjoying their music and keeping their culture alive. Erin Go Bragh!
Love, health and respect from Scotland UK.
what a fantastic 15 minutes! Does anyone know the title of the last song? I really want to see the full lyrics!
The name of the song is "My Old Walled Town Of Drogheda" . It was written by Pat Gogan and he sings it live here with a local folk group, of which he is a member, and they are called , The Boyne Folk .
@@dongerrard2635 Fantastic! Many thanks
I noticed that the gal playing tammlin was playing it in the original key. Only the second time I've heard it played in that key.
The broom dance was often done in the logging camps of Canada by French Canadian lumber jacks.
楽しいです。
Love it. One of the most enjoyable clips I've watched. So need to visit Éire.
This event happens during Fleadh week. It is a national week of tradition. If you like the flavour 👆 it takes place every August (mostly) in a selected town. Booking can be difficult due to demand. It's in Mullingar this year 2022.
assim como Eu vocês estão rumo ao Estados Unidos da América do Norte.
All irish play music !! 👏👏👏👍
I enjoyed thuis
This (dammer autocorrect)
Hi from Florida..love all the talent..
How good is this
Where is this located?
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Fantastic! Was this in one city or all over the country?
One week all in the one town drogheda co.louth Ireland. fleadh festival
lovely though middle girls skirt a little bit short. But she is young - she will grow out of it within 5 years
Yeehaw!!! 😀
Whats the name of the last song please? Its a moving piece :)
The song is called "My Old Walled Town."
@@pgogan46 Thank you very much
Go hálainn!
spunky bunch those irish....
Where does this happen, Please?
This was during the Fleadh Cheoil na hEireann which was held in Drogheda in August of 2018/2019. This year's fleadh will be in Mullingar.
Very nice. Thanks all
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Where in Ireland is this?
Drogheda
Very cool! Love the fact that so many kids are playing and learning! :) I play, and its difficult to get adults to learn! lol Great video. Thanx!