More beautiful examples of Scotland's almost unique talent of birthing gorgeous girls who are wonderful singers and musicians. Megan is of course well known as the fiddle player and clog dancer of the great folk band Breabach. Linda's voice is just so pure, pristine, perfect and gives you goosebumps. But then as a proud Scot I'm biased. Wonderful stuff.
Linda has a GORGEOUS voice…I never get tired of listening to her! I was a little surprised that the song title is written in Irish, but the song and lyrics are actually Scottish. (I know some Irish, but almost ZERO Scottish.) Either way, this is one of my new favorites! I love the fact that the accompaniment is stripped down to a guitar and violin (or is it a fiddle?). The guitar part is played with a simple strum, but it’s PERFECT for this song!!
@@CelticSongs thank you for sharing this with the rest of the world! Treasure like this should never stop at the Atlantic Ocean! :) And please keep the greatness coming!!
@@robertcope629 real quick. Eire' and (scottland) are the same celts. We settled there. We are one. Thats why we were so pissed when they joined the uk
Thanks. I understand your point of view. Actually on my father's side I have Northern Ireland ancestors and on my mother's Eire ancestry. But I am Scottish born and bred. As are Linda and Megan. But don't worry. We all love the Irish as true close brothers and sisters.
Depending upon the dialect one speaks it would easily understand by either of the two......however, be as it may , this might be a Scottish song but it sounds Irish to me , that could be due to the fact that I'm learning both and have experience with multiple dialects of both , which are so similar it can be hard sometimes to tell the difference between the two.
Gaelic was once a language spoken from the most northern point of Scotland to the most southern point of Ireland. Modern dialects are divided but it's just politics. This is the Scottish dialect of Gaelic, Linda is a native speaker. But an Irish Gael should understand most of the song.
Megan Henderson is just so Pretty. The girl singing has a very pretty voice.
I love Megan's new "doo" --- I scarcely recognized her until she started fiddling. She is a consummate professional. Gidday to all from d'under.
Linda NicLeòid - Linda MacLeod
Beautiful voices and such talented people.
More beautiful examples of Scotland's almost unique talent of birthing gorgeous girls who are wonderful singers and musicians. Megan is of course well known as the fiddle player and clog dancer of the great folk band Breabach. Linda's voice is just so pure, pristine, perfect and gives you goosebumps. But then as a proud Scot I'm biased. Wonderful stuff.
I'll say aye to aw' tha'
Megan is one of a large family that play instruments the whole family have the gaidhlig, Megam also sings with band Breabach
Linda has a GORGEOUS voice…I never get tired of listening to her!
I was a little surprised that the song title is written in Irish, but the song and lyrics are actually Scottish. (I know some Irish, but almost ZERO Scottish.)
Either way, this is one of my new favorites! I love the fact that the accompaniment is stripped down to a guitar and violin (or is it a fiddle?). The guitar part is played with a simple strum, but it’s PERFECT for this song!!
Glad you have a new favorite
@@CelticSongs thank you for sharing this with the rest of the world! Treasure like this should never stop at the Atlantic Ocean! :)
And please keep the greatness coming!!
Lovely version of this song. I love traditional music best when it is kept simple and played from the heart.
Couldn't agree more
God Bless Everyone
Merci ! Joyeux Noël ...
Beautiful song, wonderful singing and playing!
Glad you like it and thanks for taking the time to comment
Another beautifully sung song in a language that I wish I knew..
Glad you like it
☺️ Is maith liom é. Go raibh maith agat (✍️🧔🏼 from Isle Rügen, NE-Germany)
Bitte
Beautiful language the Irish lingua.
Hi it's actually Scottish Gaelic.
Well done all for your time effort and sound ..ALL IS GAVE KNOWING IT CAN NEVER B RETURNED OR PRICED .THE SOUL REMEMBERS MY FAMILY 💖
Never forget to live with nothing and be true to ones morals word and family 💖💯
Be blessed for your kindness
Amazing voice and song!!!
Beautiful crooning my irish sister keep it up
Thank you so much
Sorry wrong country. Linda and Megan are 2 of Bonnie Scotland's best as I believe the guitarist is also.
@@robertcope629 real quick. Eire' and (scottland) are the same celts. We settled there. We are one. Thats why we were so pissed when they joined the uk
Thanks. I understand your point of view. Actually on my father's side I have Northern Ireland ancestors and on my mother's Eire ancestry. But I am Scottish born and bred. As are Linda and Megan. But don't worry. We all love the Irish as true close brothers and sisters.
Is Gael iad, nach bhfeil sin ceart ? Albannach Éireannach , Gael is Gael.......Aithníonn ciaróg ciaróg eile.
Beautiful Voice,
Thanks for listening
Very good video & thank you all for sharing this with us 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Glad you enjoyed it
This is brilliant. Shy probably because of the recording….
Loved it ty
Great to hear that and thank you for your support
Are these songs just recordings from a while ago or are you guys still an active group? Either way love the music great job!
Everyone saying this is Irish - it’s Scottish Gàidhlig
Exactly! But the song title might be Irish - the accents slope to the right.
@@DPG214 pretty sure that's just an error as this is a Scottish song
Depending upon the dialect one speaks it would easily understand by either of the two......however, be as it may , this might be a Scottish song but it sounds Irish to me , that could be due to the fact that I'm learning both and have experience with multiple dialects of both , which are so similar it can be hard sometimes to tell the difference between the two.
The singer may be Scottish but the language is Irish
Gaelic was once a language spoken from the most northern point of Scotland to the most southern point of Ireland. Modern dialects are divided but it's just politics. This is the Scottish dialect of Gaelic, Linda is a native speaker. But an Irish Gael should understand most of the song.
Sláinte