@@mariannekearney-brown9021 It is a warning not to marry the hag with the money. Cailleach is the Irish word for a hag and Airgid is money, derived from the Latin Argentum, silver. Similar to the French, the Irish language uses the same word for money and silver.
Donal Lunny's wonderful rhythmic bouzouki playing is the "drive" under this tune as it was when he played in the Bothy Band!
Steve Cooney on didgeridoo brilliant
Fantastic
Excellent
Ar fheabhas! Go halainn! Go raibh maith agaibh!
Awsome
What's the song called?
Cailleach an Airgid
The hag with the $$$
@@mariannekearney-brown9021 She’s your grandmother, the hag with the money 😀
@@mariannekearney-brown9021 It is a warning not to marry the hag with the money. Cailleach is the Irish word for a hag and Airgid is money, derived from the Latin Argentum, silver. Similar to the French, the Irish language uses the same word for money and silver.
Also known as Si do Mhaimeo I.
Is maith liom an gruaige gear ,ach is fear liom è le gruaige fhada...
Iontach tune
Lets play..." Spot the MI6 one" or was it 2?