When my son passed away I choose this as the last song at his memorial. Many people thanked me with tears streaming down their cheeks.

Black flag anyone?

Overdone? maybe yes,maybe no. It,s show biz. All the glitz and glamour is what people want to see,and they are giving what they want. It sells tickets and tickets are money.Bottom line.That's it. P.S It does not take away from their beauty and talent and they have it.

Before anyone comments I'm not here because of Walking Dead I'm here because of Celtic Woman

Oh I am not so sure about that statement. It is a reach don't you think? What you have compared is a room full of an amateur local folk club to an international group of professionally trained,super talented stars. Please do not get me wrong and I am sure that your group sounds wonderful,but really.

From Wiki: The "parting glass", or "stirrup cup", or "le coup de l'étrier" was the final hospitality offered to a departing guest. Once they had mounted, they were presented one final drink to fortify them for their travels. The custom was practised in several continental countries.[2]

I legit seriously want this played at my funeral.

They're all a delight but if someone asked my to draw an image of my perfect girlfriend, suspect she'd look an awful lot like Lisa!

I love how this song begins with just one voice, then grows by adding harmony voicals, then a fiddle, percussion, orchestra, choir, and bagpipes. Celtic Woman has always been amazing at taking a show from a single voice to a theater filled with sound. A well deserved standing ovation.

Celtic woman, their whole group, they're like real-life Disney Princesses. They even have the dresses! :D

My mother and I attended this show. We held hands and cried during this song.

I played this song for my husband when I lost him, this year, on August 6th. Such a beautiful farewell

To all who lost their loved ones I feel your pain let's raise a glass while this is playing and thank them for being part of our lives and wish them safe journey and we will meet again one day

That girl playing the violin....soo cute, looks like a fairy. All girls are awesome. The music is touching and deep.

These young women are the Valkyries that accompany us old warriors to our final rest!

There's a lot of people commenting about how happy they look and sound, despite the song being about saying that final farewell. I can understand where they're coming from but these lovely ladies somehow manage to take that goodbye and turn it into a celebration of life, less so about the heartbreak of loss and death.

Lisa Kelly, Chloe and Lisa Lambe..were Brilliant Together.✨

They are not lip syncing... I have seen them live many times.. They never lip Sync.. true talent doesn't need to. LOVE LISA!

Lovely!

I cried when I heard this in Assassin's Creed 4 sung by lovely Anne :')