[@emmanuelmaitzen6043]

It is so special to see how you play with your heart!!! Wonderful! Be blessed!

[@blancaj2165]

Wow learn something new everyday, think the bones sounds much better..❤

[@PiersCawley]

Not just Irish. They're played in the north of England too, often referred to as "knackers."

[@inbar.heyman]

Amazing, I didn’t know that!

[@Warsmith_Honsou]

What's the point? You'd think they don't eat cows in Ireland.

[@docducttape9270]

I get cow bones all the time in my steak.

[@eszterdominicahanila30]

Close to spanish castanyeta

[@nikhilsharma1883]

We call it kartal in India made of stone pieces

[@MichealMakinDavid]

Ma'am

[@The-Sigma-Principle]

Weird stuff and you 😂

[@dougsbir]

I have seen people use spoons also

[@shabz047]

Bone sounds better

[@scottmcadam4509]

Not really traditional Irish
They existed long before Ireland did and date back to neolithic times

[@easyfitness444]

She's so cute 🥰

[@charlesincharge.5161]

Great video great knowledge.📡🇺🇸👽

[@Bowinkle69]

Cow sounds better

[@MindManifestator]

Why do the Irish have so much common with the Turks ?

[@scottmcadam4509]

Because things like that are not specific to one country
It is neither an Irish or Turkish invention
It's much much older

[@SanKumo-jh5ot]

You're beautiful

[@Charlestone241]

Beautiful woman.