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Fíonán Ua Murchadha
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To unite Catholic, Protestant and Dissenter under the common name of Irishman ☘️
Your Irish Ancestry: Murphy
From the Heritage Corporation Production, (1992).
Perfect documentary, bar the missue of the Cork Murphy coat of arms in place of the Wexford Murphy coat of arms.
Perfect documentary, bar the missue of the Cork Murphy coat of arms in place of the Wexford Murphy coat of arms.
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Irish lads when they see another Irish lad abroad be like
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Irish ladeens when they spot each other out in Malaga or Tenerife or some place be like. Footage From: Barry Lyndon, (1975). (Stanley Kubrick). Place of production: Ireland. Hawks Films.
"Brian Boru's March" - Traditional Irish Song
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Brian Boru's March is a traditional Irish tune. Brian Boru was a High King of Ireland (Ard Rí na hÉireann) who founded the O'Brien dynasty. In 1969, the song was recorded by The Chieftains.
"Nessun Dorma" - 1990 FIFA World Cup song
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Not an Irish song, but might aswell be for a certain generation. "Nessun dorma" (English: "Let no one sleep") is an aria from the final act of Giacomo Puccini's opera Turandot (text by Giuseppe Adami and Renato Simoni) and one of the best-known tenor arias in all opera. Although "Nessun dorma" had long been a staple of operatic recitals, Luciano Pavarotti popularised the piece beyond the opera ...
"The British Grenadiers" - Irish Army (1661-1801) Marching Song
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"The British Grenadiers" was a marching song Used by both the Irish Army and British Army. The Irish Army or Irish establishment, in practice called the monarch's "army in Ireland" or "army of Ireland", was the standing army of the Kingdom of Ireland, a client state of the Kingdom of England and subsequently (from 1707) of Great Britain. It existed from the early 1660s until merged into the Bri...
"Jackie's Army" - 1994 FIFA World Cup Song
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"Jackie's Army" is a song by Seán Brady. The song was released to mark Ireland's 1994 FIFA World Cup campaign in the United States of America. Lyrics: We’re on our way with Jackie’s army We’re on our way to victory This time look out for Jackie’s troops We’re going all the way We’re gonna win the world cup for Ireland In the good old USA All across the Irish nation World cup fever sweeps the la...
If only
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If only, on 30 June 1990 ⚽️☘️ Decided to upload a parody of an event I think about at least once a week and I was not even alive for it.
"Hail Glorious Saint Patrick" - Irish Song
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Happy Saint Patrick's Day ☘️ Lyrics: Hail glorious Saint Patrick, dear saint of our isle On us thy poor children bestow a sweet smile And now thou art high in the mansions above On Erin's green valleys look down in thy love On Erin's green valleys On Erin's green valleys On Erin's green valleys Look down in thy love Hail glorious Saint Patrick, thy words were once strong Against Satan's wiles a...
"Macushla" - Irish Song
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"Macushla" is the title of an Irish song that was copyrighted in 1910, with music by Dermot Macmurrough (Harold R. White) and lyrics by Josephine V. Rowe. The title is a transliteration of the Irish mo chuisle, meaning "my pulse" as used in the phrase a chuisle mo chroí, which means "pulse of my heart", and thus mo chuisle has come to mean "darling" or "sweetheart". This version was preformed b...
"The Ducks of Magheralin" - Irish Polka
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The Ducks of Magheralin is an Irish Polka, with its namesake representing the 'ducks of Magheralin', who were the weavers of the town because they used duck grease to lubricate their looms. Lyrics: tis just about a year ago that I went to see the King, And on my voyage in Ulster, my troubles they were twin; He decorated me with medals, and they were made of tin, "Go home," says he, "you kittery...
"The Fields of Athenry" - Irish Folk Song
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"The Fields of Athenry" is a song written in 1979 by Pete St. John in the style of an Irish folk ballad. Set during the Great Famine of the 1840s, the lyrics feature a fictional man from near Athenry in County Galway, who stole food for his starving family and has been sentenced to transportation to the Australian penal colony at Botany Bay. It has become a widely known, popular anthem for Iris...
"McNamara's Band" - Traditional Irish Song
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"McNamara's Band" (originally "MacNamara's Band") is a popular song composed in 1889 by Shamus O'Connor (music) and John J. Stamford (lyrics). The song was performed as a music hall routine by William J. "Billy" Ashcroft. It has been recorded by a number of artists, most notably Bing Crosby. The song is associated with Ireland and often performed on St. Patrick's Day in the United States.
"Banana Republic" - Irish Protest Song
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"Banana Republic" is a song by the Boomtown Rats. The 'banana republic' which the song describes is actually a deliberately scathing portrait of the Irish Republic, the band's country of origin, and was written in response to the band being banned from performing there. This in turn was reputedly because of Geldof's "denunciation of nationalism, medieval-minded clerics and corrupt politicians" ...
"Irish Volunteers" - Irish Song
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"Irish Volunteers" is a song performed by Declan Hunt Lyrics: Hear it on the mountain hear it in the Glen hear it in the Cities- the tramp of marching men God light the way they're faring! God give them strength and daring to strike a blow for Erin the Irish Volunteers! a hundred years of waiting of sorrow and of pain and now the hear of Erin beats high with hope again God light the way they're...
"The Irish Volunteer" - Irish-American Civil War Song
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"The Irish Volunteer" is the title track of David Kincaid's first album of Civil War related Irish music. For years Kincaid has been the lead singer, lead guitarist, and leading songwriter for the American roots rock band, The Brandos. Kincaid, a long time Civil War enthusiast, assembled a collection of songs written during the Civil War era about Irish American soldiers fighting for the Union....
"Bodenstown Churchyard" - Irish Folk Song
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"Bodenstown Churchyard" - Irish Folk Song
"The Minstrel Boy" - Irish Patriotic Song
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"The Minstrel Boy" - Irish Patriotic Song
"The Orange Maid of Sligo" - Irish Unionist Folk Song
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"The Orange Maid of Sligo" - Irish Unionist Folk Song
"The Rising of the Moon" - Irish Rebellion of 1798 Ballad
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"The Rising of the Moon" - Irish Rebellion of 1798 Ballad
"The Boys of Wexford" - Irish Rebellion of 1798 Ballad
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"The Boys of Wexford" - Irish Rebellion of 1798 Ballad
"General Mulcahy" - Irish Army (An tArm na hÉireann) March (31 January 1922 - Present)
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"General Mulcahy" - Irish Army (An tArm na hÉireann) March (31 January 1922 - Present)
"St Patrick's Day" - Irish Guards (1 April 1900 - Present) Quick March
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"St Patrick's Day" - Irish Guards (1 April 1900 - Present) Quick March
Nice country tune
Theres one for o'neill too I think
Barry Lyndon 🇬🇧☘️
@@Cicero1689 to get technical, that union flag was not around during the time Barry Lyndon was set as Ireland was still a separate Kingdom
@@FionanUaMurchadha Closest thing to it, but tbf I use the old jersey flag for the st patricks saltire
@@Cicero1689 legit the closest to it but I'd prefer the royal standard of the Kingdom of Ireland to both
@@FionanUaMurchadha Yeah same, the shade is nicer, and idk about you but the 4 stripes in the modern union jack are all odd looking they aren't straight which is ugly.
@@Cicero1689 Oh I hate the modern union flag, and the reason they off centre is to show that scotland joined the union first. I love the 1707 union flag and it aint even my flag
MAYO 4 SAM! 🟢🔴🟢🔴
Long live Great Britain, God save King George
@@HerrKendys_Kulturkanal I mean Great Britain has lived long, but Ireland will live longer ☘️
Long live Great Britain, God save King George
Свободу Ирландии!
This song is a parody of The Rising of The Moon, a rebel song that was written in the year 1798 when the Irish refused to convert to the Protestant Church of England.
The ultimate rebel song.❤🇦🇺❤️🇮🇪😁
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It is a legal requirement to blast this full volume while going through Donegal
Ive had lotsa ideas myself too for a United Ireland and Capitals. Id also change the flag and anthem. Both just dont work and weve had much older flags + songs.
With my dad was Irish Catholic from County roscommon while my was a english protest from Wigan near Greater Manchester in England but ir wasn't a problem as mum covered so she could have a church wedding, She wasn't the first in her family to be Catholic but that's a whole other story.
Which band did this?
come home 💙🤍💚
TND from donbabwe
Bring back the kingdom, it was Ireland in her best form
@matthewhodgson7388 Then why unionists oppose the restored of the Kingdom of Ireland in its pre 1 January 1801 form? Cause the Kingdom was not the union it had joint monarch but was seperately
Up wexford. Been too long since 96
can you upload the flag map
Great song 🎵☘️
Lovely song 🎵🇮🇪🇮🇪
Even though I am Polish since hundreds of generations, something in my soul still whispers I was born from both Polish and Irish soil. May I see this heavenly land in future.
Advice: If you want proper Ireland, do not go to Dublin or Belfast
@@FionanUaMurchadha Thank You for that, however I am already planning, or maybe rather thinking for now, to visit or move to Mhumhain. Even the book of learning the Irish language I bought is written in Munster dialect.
Good man Brian Boru
@sirruadhri3316 Yes, even though my ancestral clan sided with the Vikings on 23 April 1014 😬
Irish!!!….Brits out
So do you not like the Scots and the Welsh?
HUSH MBUACHAILL HUSH AND LISTEN...
I just love this song!!!
Love to Ireland from Croatia 🇭🇷☘️🇮🇪
Do Derry's walls by sam carson!
Excellent upload. Thank you. People always neglect the historical importance of music.
Having wandered all over the beautiful country and seen the areas where rebels were buried in unmarked mass graves in the rising of 1798 this brings tears to my eyes and pride to my heart. Men with no military training standing up to and fighting highly trained british troops with pikes and clubs. Doomed to fail but for generations after REMEMBER THE MEN OF 98 must have inspired every rebel. Now we rule ourselves and just need unity with the north.God bless Ireland 🇮🇪
Unity with the Northern people will happen when the protestants know they can feel safe in the arrangement after all it is the meaning of the flag
Ireland for the Irish
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Absolutely love this song.🇦🇺❤️🇮🇪
This song of Seán O'Farrell's pike against the Brown Bess Musket is certainly stirring and well played and sung. Indeed, "full bitter was their fate." Decades ago I was at Vinegar Hill outside of Enniscorthy, Ireland and had related to me the tragedy that occurred there when pikes went against muskets and untrained Irishmen went against perhaps the world's best disciplined and drilled and superbly armed professional soldiers. Even to this day, the ideals of the United Irishmen of 1798 haven't been entirely realized, but Ireland has certainly come a long, long way.
Beautiful song, know it from childhood 😊
God bless ireland! And fuck all divisions!
⬛⬜️ 🇮🇪 horrific to think orangeism ever had a place in Sligeach 😂
You do know the meaning of that flag, no?
@@FionanUaMurchadha I was referring to Sligo specifically, not the island of Ireland, which the tricolour represents. Its wasted breath trying to appease loyalists, anyway.
@vonbeedle554 They're were orange lodges all over, and the extreme loyalists I agree with you on but Unionists in general should be treated well
@@FionanUaMurchadha Of course there were orange lodges all over. I just said thats horrific. Unionists should be treated like any other political group, sure, but in my opinion, they should not benefit from the generosity and appeasement that we give them.
@@vonbeedle554 a unified Ireland is supposed to benefit everybody, your logic is why a unified Ireland is unlikely im sorry
Republic of Ireland should be still b in the united kingdom
OK, why? Back up your argument?
I am surprised no one commented this is the same Melody as the rising of the Moon
It's the same song. See wikipedia.
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Erin go bragh
God Save The King Our Rightful Ruler King Charles III. God Bless Our Island Ireland.
How is a monarch from a German Dynasty rightful ruler of a place he is not from? He is King of NORTHERN Ireland, he is not my king though, I have a President, Uachtarán Michael D. Higgins.
I'm from Ulster and my ideal Ireland is one where we are apart of the UK but maintain many of freedoms the reasons is I thinks its shameful how many of our ancestors died protecting the UK and how much we fought along side eachother for us to do what we did I know there was reason but still its sad I think we should forgive eachother we did butcher their children and friends so I think we are even now
Your entitled to your opinion, however the majority of the people on the Island seem to disagree with you. Northern Ireland will be in the Union as long as she wants, but if she wants to come peverably home, we will be here
Agreed, neither side is without it's share of violence against the other. Britain colonised Ireland, but Ireland too colonised Britain (displacement of native Picts in Scotland and Gael settlements in Wales). Catholics were massacred (Drogheda), but so too were protestants (Portadown). Contrary to the victim rhetoric adopted in Ireland today, there is no definitively good or bad side here, especially not when one side slanders the other with acts they themselves have committed. It is entirely dependant on who you ask. Neither Irish independence nor Irish unionism are more absurd an idea than the other. As a monarchist I'm naturally preferential toward unionism, as it's really the only reasonable way for Ireland to have a monarchy, but with an Irish parliament.
@@mattymate I agree but I also have another motivator so many of our ancestors died to support this union historically speaking the majority of our ancestors supported this union until after the potato famine but the problem was what was britian meant to do we look at it very selfishly at the time they didn't have the knowledge it was a disease most of the people thought it was god punishing us for something and britian has a shortage of food itself plus add alot of other factors it was not logical for britian to send food as they thought god was punishing us and well from their eyes helping us could have got god to punish them aswell. Also the british empirr collasped a while after irish independence because truthfully I believe we need eachother like a family withou them you don't get very fair like look at us today we are nothing to be proud of neither britian or ireland are great, glorious or mighty we are the laughing stock of the modern world a joke once our peoples stood against napoleon now we lay down like broken old men struggling to decide what we want we are the brand new sick men of europe
God bless my Irish For father's
The so called "western democracies" (Great Britain, France, USA and others) have indeed a long history of oppression, injustice and crimes against humanity.
Known nowadays as the globalists.
❤ from Paris France
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Thank you Ireland for give us one of your bravest sons 🇦🇷🇮🇪
I recommend The Year of the French by Thomas Flanagan for a wonderfully written "fiction" account of this period of Irish history.
Can you bring this lionhearted spirit against the invading dark horde?
I see a thousand pikes flashing every day