@@ustadx Why such bitterness, why not trying to live now peacefully, of course not forgetting the past but looking forward for better present and future
I have more future than past ahead of me and I'm 79 Y.O. now. I have no idea if this is the first time I've been on this planet or not but I believe I'll spend a long time with a good friend of mine for thousands of years up above.@@seunamteundroup
Dear, do not be sad and smile ... I already agreed with Leprechaun so that when you least expect it, you will see soon your joyful and beloved land! Carefully Maria Costa
ive lived here 30yrs this time... 2yrs previous... married to an Irish lassie 46yrs..... learned the Bodhran played many session in the local..... my wife and kids grandkids who were born here say im more Paddy than they are
Just stumbled across this and it made my night. Absolutely heart squeezing, thankyou for sharing your beautiful bond and incredible music. Much love from Australia! Come play at our pubs anytime :)
Communal music is just in Irish veins. This is as poignant as when man first discovered fire. We first found the warmth for our bodies. We then contemplated its light's mystical wonder. And finally recreated this warmth, this wonder to lighten our souls in fellowship.
As I already said, Celts are for music as music is for Celts. It's in your DNA. They have an excellent musical ear, the joy of those who are well with themselves, play wonderfully and still dance! When they get together (excuse me for putting my beloved Sociology in the conversation) it is what I call "true social cohesion!" Carefully Maria Costa
Dear friend, just now I saw your comment, so I apologize. The Celts blinded the Iberian Peninsula 2000 years ago so it is perfectly natural for the friend to feel that blood flowing through his veins. They call themselves the "northern Celts", nicknamed us "the southern Celts". We really have a lot in common and if we are going to unveil the principle of principles, think about the social organization, the cult of Mother Earth for good sowing, the bonfires of São João and why not a good beer and ... live the joy! I had a Basque grandfather who never left the typical black beret, and his father was Catalan. We just had a never ending conversation about our "peninsular affinities" ... aunts speaking Euskadi, Catalan and Portuguese ... we all got along in big houses, with big tables set for one more to arrive ... Thank you for your comment. It is "the little big things" that make us happy. Maria Costa
maria teresa gomes me too, I am welsh with Cornish father and I’m married to a Scottish lassie who spent part of her childhood in Catalonia. I speak Welsh, English and Portuguese she speaks English Spanish and Catalan. There are links between all these small nations culturally but if you want to delve further there are links between all of Europe, Scandinavian folk music is similar to Shetland music which is similar to Scots/Irish music which is similar to Northumberland, galego, Asturian, cantabrian, Breton, Welsh, Cornish: which are similar to English, french etc. There are links everywhere, it’s not just a Celtic thing.
Pat Aherne I meant Scots and Irish music. As in Shetland music is similar to Scots and Irish music. Yes I know Shetland is part of Scotland but musically is it’s own thing.
I know you posted this 5 years ago, but have you heard of the Dublin Irish Festival in Ohio? Some of the best artists worldwide perform there every year (Altan, Young Dubliners, Old Blind Dogs, Dervish) and there's usually over 100K visitors. I've been every year for close to a decade and it's always a blast. Beer on tap, seven stages, tons of booths and things to check out, lasting a few days.
Siete un gruppo meraviglioso, suonate una musica incantevole da ascoltare vicino ad un camino acceso e bevendo una birra fresca con amici e amiche. Tutto questo proviene dal vostro cuore e dall'anima che c'è in voi. Grazie mille ciao.
I lived in Doolin in the summer of1986, worked at the Bruch na hAllia next door... Went to O'connor's every night for the sessions and craic ... Peder, Niall, Owen, Martin, Susan, Donal to name a few ....so much nostalgia 💚🇨🇮
Kathleen K Lucky you to have lived in Doolin!! We have been to Doolin 3 times and we love it so much there! Spent many nights at McGann's and McDermott's listening to Blackie O'Connell on the Illean pipes and Cyril on guitar. Fantastic!!! I love Ireland so much. It's so magical!! 🍀
Epic. A beautiful melody and no less exquisite performance. Greetings from Poland, from the city of Będzin where the Celtic Music Festival has been held for many years and where the "Galway" dance group comes from.
God bless you forever. Thank you for send me beatyful traditional tunes. So amazing and lively tunes. I listen and I feel that I want to dancing all the time. So glad for you send me.😚🎶🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎼🎶🎵💖👍☘🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
BRILLIANT A no nonsense (But for the fun involved) solid session! Thanks ever so much for posting this playlist. It means a heck of a lot to someone who has never even been to your session physically, nor ever had training or coaching. So it is invaluable for the wider community. It's my favorite playlist to piut on when I feel the need to practice double bass to folk dance when am not practicing cajun rockabilly, bluegras, gospel, soul, etc. I probably learn the most from these sessions as it all transfers into the American roots stuff i enjoy, so easily. It is so cool how a really on-fire session maitains a tight solid rooted groove, yet so much freedom to attack it from any stance you feel at the time. And to think... I can't stand Guiness (even though I've been a guest at their Castle in Dublin!)
Absolutely. There is a lot of scottish folk around now too (I'm scottish), but I find the Irish stuff a LOT more jolly and happy, better LIVING dance grooves, tight grooves with 100% freedom to be yourself when playing with strangers, and less stuffy, and so on. Irish seems more inclusive too.
What a lovely and unique sound even on my bad days i can listen to this and it lifts my spirits Irish music just has that effect on me i cant wait to visit just for the music such an uplifting effect i hope to see this in a pub when i visit keep up the amazing work
Excellent video of audience instruments use to create this beautiful Irish real type music it's not that easy to learn how to play but once you do you never forget it it lives on forever especially the atmosphere and a nice pub with a couple of nice drinks to go with it all the best 🍀🇨🇮💯❤️🎶
Reminds me of my days living in Dublin back in the early 1990's. Wheelan's pub was a frequent, dare I say, daily stop, and I'll be back you can be sure!
Amigo, a mim Buenos Aires encanta-me e gabo-me de ter visto muito fileteado e dançado uma milonga en el barrio de La Boca.(Tenho alguns amigos argentinos e corri mundo por trabalhar nos Transportes Aéreos Portugueses) Gracias Maria Costa
I was in Butte Montana and being the "unofficial Irish Capital of Montana" the town blasts Irish Reels from loudspeakers located either in the sidewalks or on the lamp posts. Daily. The town is mostly Cornish and Irish and tragically unemployed after the mines closed. I won't lie, she's a dying town. Her residents are packing up and moving to where the jobs are. But even the locals come back to see the old town as tourists. Maybe if the town council would try to get a college to move in and attract a big employer? The Irish can be a bit stubborn at times, I know, I am "Black Irish" on my mother's side!
I absolutely love traditional Irish music!!! Could happily sit with a Guinness and listen to this all night.
Davey .F. DeMarco me too lad
I think I might have a second one if it was going on like this all night. Beautiful!
i am.
Me too.
Murphys is better.
Love this and Missing Ireland so much.....🇮🇪
Irish music is eternal
I just love Irish music, it is sad and "rabiosamente" glad.
very beautiful and instantaneously pleasant, no need to "learn to enjoy" or to "get used to it". this is very sincere music
Look Forward to St Parick's Day. 2023. I Love the Irish and the Irish Folk and Pub songs and Irish Melody's.
As a french I love your culture and I am happy that you are part of our european community.
Tashi Delek. Kiki Soso La gya lo.
@@ustadx Why such bitterness, why not trying to live now peacefully, of course not forgetting the past but looking forward for better present and future
@@seunamteundroup one reason is that we still have the British in occupation in a part Ireland
Vive La France et Ireland.
I have more future than past ahead of me and I'm 79 Y.O. now. I have no idea if this is the first time I've been on this planet or not but I believe I'll spend a long time with a good friend of mine for thousands of years up above.@@seunamteundroup
People don't understand how much work this takes. It's Epic.
t is a life of trad, not a hobby nor past time, the music of life and it is awesome
Oh how I miss Ireland... Even if I'm far away my heart and soul are there still.
Dear, do not be sad and smile ... I already agreed with Leprechaun so that when you least expect it, you will see soon your joyful and beloved land!
Carefully
Maria Costa
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So beautiful. Such a deep true music. People who play this respect where they are from and innately respect the men and women before them.
I could see myself sitting in there having a drink and listen to this good old Irish music 🇮🇪💯🍀🥃🍺☘️😊
After 23 years in Ireland, Irish language, music, Irish dance, gaa, people, culture and me Murphy's pint never get aged.
ive lived here 30yrs this time... 2yrs previous... married to an Irish lassie 46yrs..... learned the Bodhran played many session in the local..... my wife and kids grandkids who were born here say im more Paddy than they are
This always speaks straight to my soul! Rich Irish heritage and I love it! Thanks for sharing 🎉 ☘️ 🇮🇪 🇺🇸
Just stumbled across this and it made my night. Absolutely heart squeezing, thankyou for sharing your beautiful bond and incredible music. Much love from Australia! Come play at our pubs anytime :)
Communal music is just in Irish veins. This is as poignant as when man first discovered fire. We first found the warmth for our bodies. We then contemplated its light's mystical wonder. And finally recreated this warmth, this wonder to lighten our souls in fellowship.
As I already said, Celts are for music as music is for Celts. It's in your DNA. They have an excellent musical ear, the joy of those who are well with themselves, play wonderfully and still dance! When they get together (excuse me for putting my beloved Sociology in the conversation) it is what I call "true social cohesion!"
Carefully
Maria Costa
Smells like shit...
Irish trad will live forever no matter where the Irish will live in the world, ceoil, caint agus craic.
Nice music. We "basque people " have a very close connection with irish people. I can feel the brotherhood between us.
Dear friend, just now I saw your comment, so I apologize.
The Celts blinded the Iberian Peninsula 2000 years ago so it is perfectly natural for the friend to feel that blood flowing through his veins. They call themselves the "northern Celts", nicknamed us "the southern Celts". We really have a lot in common and if we are going to unveil the principle of principles, think about the social organization, the cult of Mother Earth for good sowing, the bonfires of São João and why not a good beer and ... live the joy! I had a Basque grandfather who never left the typical black beret, and his father was Catalan. We just had a never ending conversation about our "peninsular affinities" ... aunts speaking Euskadi, Catalan and Portuguese ... we all got along in big houses, with big tables set for one more to arrive ...
Thank you for your comment. It is "the little big things" that make us happy.
Maria Costa
maria teresa gomes me too, I am welsh with Cornish father and I’m married to a Scottish lassie who spent part of her childhood in Catalonia. I speak Welsh, English and Portuguese she speaks English Spanish and Catalan. There are links between all these small nations culturally but if you want to delve further there are links between all of Europe, Scandinavian folk music is similar to Shetland music which is similar to Scots/Irish music which is similar to Northumberland, galego, Asturian, cantabrian, Breton, Welsh, Cornish: which are similar to English, french etc.
There are links everywhere, it’s not just a Celtic thing.
@@bensteer3778 it's Irish music.. Not Scots Irish music.
Pat Aherne I meant Scots and Irish music. As in Shetland music is similar to Scots and Irish music. Yes I know Shetland is part of Scotland but musically is it’s own thing.
Love our Spanish friendsl
We love Ireland!!! We love Doolin!!!! We love trad music!!! This is pure magic watching and listening to these fine musicians. 🍀
תודה על הנאה צרופה מהיוטיופ שמגיש מוזיקה ניפלאה ומגוונת.שמאפשרת העשרה בתחום.ומנגישה אותו בהדרגה לקהל היעד,אוהבת במיוחד את המיקסים...
Been There! SO BEAUTIFUL! DONE THAT! LIKE ENNIS AND FLEADH NUA AND LISDOONVARNA--COUNTY CLARE!
Effin gorgeous! That triple artery bypass - it's a miracle. After a visit to Ireland, all vessels now patent.
We need more of this in the USA. Irish pride.
Saintsfrom bundock
Bluegrass has some roots in Irish and Celtic music.
I know you posted this 5 years ago, but have you heard of the Dublin Irish Festival in Ohio? Some of the best artists worldwide perform there every year (Altan, Young Dubliners, Old Blind Dogs, Dervish) and there's usually over 100K visitors. I've been every year for close to a decade and it's always a blast. Beer on tap, seven stages, tons of booths and things to check out, lasting a few days.
Amazing sound created by amazing people! I think that Irish music is something special, as well as their litterature. Slan go foill
Slán leat Zorana
Bravo, a hundred times BRAVOz all the best from Poland
Love this IRISH music. Love from Mexico.
Eight years later still as fresh as the dawn! Love this ! Happy St. Patricks Day!( Posted March 17, 2019)
It's absolutely gorgeous!
I was in Carlingford first time I heard such a music......stunning. And now, I drink Guiness.....Thank you Eire.
Well done and interesting to note that no one over powers anyone. Love this!
Very beautiful traditional Irish music! Like from Romania!
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Siete un gruppo meraviglioso, suonate una musica incantevole da ascoltare vicino ad un camino acceso e bevendo una birra fresca con amici e amiche. Tutto questo proviene dal vostro cuore e dall'anima che c'è in voi. Grazie mille ciao.
Pidän kovin Irllantilaisesta kansanmusiikista, ja tiedän, että Tanskalaiset myöskin tykkäävät pub, musiikista.
i was sittin out by a campfire when i heard this for the first time....absolutely love it...thanks for sharing! love my Irish roots!☘
I'm sitting there with Simon brother name pattie both past out Ifirst time I have heard it to
Sound the alarm End time ministries So do I !!! ☘️🎼🇨🇭🇫🇷🤩🌺😊
This is so lovely . I could do this everyday if I could ! I definitely need more Irish sessions in my life ☘️. Thank you for the video !
I lived in Doolin in the summer of1986, worked at the Bruch na hAllia next door... Went to O'connor's every night for the sessions and craic ... Peder, Niall, Owen, Martin, Susan, Donal to name a few ....so much nostalgia 💚🇨🇮
Kathleen K Lucky you to have lived in Doolin!! We have been to Doolin 3 times and we love it so much there! Spent many nights at McGann's and McDermott's listening to Blackie O'Connell on the Illean pipes and Cyril on guitar. Fantastic!!! I love Ireland so much. It's so magical!! 🍀
I stopped in Gus O’Connors last fall for the music. I’m looking forward to being able to go back. Lovely little town.
Just found you I'm a cork man married to a Cavan girl in London and have a daughter that'Irish dancing love it ☘️☘️☘️
Love how they sit and play Sweet music ✌️❤️
Will ever remember this one Kirsten with Yvonne and Eoin thank you all so much
I love it, it´s like you´re there taking a pint and listening to this wonderful music.
All Three of them amazing artists ever great reel here to Kirsten Yvonne and Eoin topsssss thank you
I have to get up and dance ! And smile! And glad to be alive! Wonderful music. A thousand thanks....
Too late I discovered my heritage in this wonderful music, but great joy in listening to it .
Absolutely wonderful music I have listened to this many times Thank you
lovely introduction to the set - the gathering of the sound as everyone gets on board...thanks
Wir waren vor ca 15Jahren in diesem Pup in Irland. Super gute Musik und Stimmung. Danke für den Beitrag. Weckt alte schöne Erinnerungen.
Epic. A beautiful melody and no less exquisite performance. Greetings from Poland, from the city of Będzin where the Celtic Music Festival has been held for many years and where the "Galway" dance group comes from.
This is pure happiness....
I so miss the pubs. Lovely music. Thanks for this.
i missing my Ireland, the wonderfull people, the very nice Pubs and music
👍👍👍how much thay can throw this out us we can live like this we Been doing this like 100 of years
God bless you forever. Thank you for send me beatyful traditional tunes. So amazing and lively tunes. I listen and I feel that I want to dancing all the time. So glad for you send me.😚🎶🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎼🎶🎵💖👍☘🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
many compliments, fantastic irish life!!!
This so grand to me ever My friends here Kirsten with Yvonne and Eoin so amazing and great people ever adore them ever thank you all
BRILLIANT
A no nonsense (But for the fun involved) solid session!
Thanks ever so much for posting this playlist.
It means a heck of a lot to someone who has never even been to your session physically, nor ever had training or coaching. So it is invaluable for the wider community.
It's my favorite playlist to piut on when I feel the need to practice double bass to folk dance when am not practicing cajun rockabilly, bluegras, gospel, soul, etc.
I probably learn the most from these sessions as it all transfers into the American roots stuff i enjoy, so easily.
It is so cool how a really on-fire session maitains a tight solid rooted groove, yet so much freedom to attack it from any stance you feel at the time.
And to think... I can't stand Guiness (even though I've been a guest at their Castle in Dublin!)
Absolutely.
There is a lot of scottish folk around now too (I'm scottish), but I find the Irish stuff a LOT more jolly and happy, better LIVING dance grooves, tight grooves with 100% freedom to be yourself when playing with strangers, and less stuffy, and so on. Irish seems more inclusive too.
Thats just beautiful happy holidays god bless
i missing my green Ireland, the wonderfull peoples, the very nice pubs and music
if i was in a pub while this was happening i'd probably cry lol, but in a good way.
Yes, you'd cry at O'Connors. The musical history is thick into the wood of the walls and tables and bar. The home of the Russell Family.
What a lovely and unique sound even on my bad days i can listen to this and it lifts my spirits Irish music just has that effect on me i cant wait to visit just for the music such an uplifting effect i hope to see this in a pub when i visit keep up the amazing work
stunning absolutely stunning!!!!!
Thats made my night!!! Brilliant...
+bigmarkpepper,I like Irish Folk and this guys are brilliant,god bless Ireland!
Excellent video of audience instruments use to create this beautiful Irish real type music it's not that easy to learn how to play but once you do you never forget it it lives on forever especially the atmosphere and a nice pub with a couple of nice drinks to go with it all the best 🍀🇨🇮💯❤️🎶
Reminds me of my days living in Dublin back in the early 1990's. Wheelan's pub was a frequent, dare I say, daily stop, and I'll be back you can be sure!
Watching a few of the members’ feet tap at the same time to the tempo is pretty cool.
i've just found about this wonder piece
Very very good music
Pure magic!
💩
Mann Mann aus Berlin. Das hält mich absolut am Leben
Fantastic to hear the core elements workings as one, thank you for sharing.
hermoso!!!
Un cariños gigante desde Argentina.
por fawor, наверное...
Amigo, a mim Buenos Aires encanta-me e gabo-me de ter visto muito fileteado e dançado uma milonga en el barrio de La Boca.(Tenho alguns amigos argentinos e corri mundo por trabalhar nos Transportes Aéreos Portugueses)
Gracias
Maria Costa
Beautiful playing and style and who were the 53 muppets that disliked it?
now, don't ask me how, but here i am in Oklahoma loving you, and knowing we have some strange bond
Wonder why the thumbs down ?? Great stuff. Lovely playing.
Amazing ever Kirsten already 7 years ago adore ever this thank you
GENIUS WORK to all parties concerned here ...Thanks for enriching us
Lovely set. Lovely tunes
For my DAD, Patrick (Paddy) LOVE You! Eileen:)
A close-knit session! Fab sound.
I wake up to Irish music every morning
💚 love the singer sewing table holding up the black stuff, nice session too 🤣
Have one in my garage 1912 singer
What talent! Really enjoyed. Thank you.
Gawd, Yvonne is such a beast on fiddle. Nothing like that Clare whine done by a great player.
Never be beaten mighty stuff
Only way to get Live in these days. Beautiful!
I was in Butte Montana and being the "unofficial Irish Capital of Montana" the town blasts Irish Reels from loudspeakers located either in the sidewalks or on the lamp posts. Daily. The town is mostly Cornish and Irish and tragically unemployed after the mines closed. I won't lie, she's a dying town. Her residents are packing up and moving to where the jobs are. But even the locals come back to see the old town as tourists. Maybe if the town council would try to get a college to move in and attract a big employer? The Irish can be a bit stubborn at times, I know, I am "Black Irish" on my mother's side!
Wonderful, just wonderful.
I'm educated today: )
A grand bunch of tunes ! Thanks for posting.
Will always remember this one so cooool friends and artists thank you
something to be proud of !! i love it .. xo
Wow fucking outstanding!!! Such talented individuals and together 🇮🇪🙏😎👏👏
Niall,
After Blas - OAIM is the best support anyone in the diaspora can have - thanks.
Happy New Year too!
Excellent this is really nice I love it felt I was there, thanks for sharing x
Great video all around. Good mix of tunes,and timing and and excellent blend of instruments.
THis video tops ever my friends and Kirsten all so great musicians Eoin and Yvonne and all friends here awesome thank you so much
I'd be down the pub every night if they played this type of music in England.
more chance of you hearing rap or some other crap.
Why have I not seen this before?!
Fantastic!
Ugh... the feckin piano! The minute they bring one of those in? You know the sessiun is bound to tank!
Perhaps on your planet
As Albania I love you’re colture nice song
I love these guys, they play such good music!!!
Wow this is beautiful
You are all just brilliant. So in awe of everybody that can play an instrrument. Beautiful xx
BRILLIANT Performance Guys
Sounds wonderful.