I’m from Ireland and love Liverpool too, beautiful team, people and more or less culture, I know it’s crazy saying that coming from white people because we don’t live in shit and dance around fires with weird clothes, means we don’t have culture, but I beg to differ

Thank You Alan i Was in England Loved English Paddy

@@bomboclaat1509 what apart of Ireland 🇮🇪 are you from?? I was brought up listening to Irish music. I'm also from an Irish family.

Fully agree with you, but in life I only wish things were so simple. It was not only the Irish that suffered in that time, it was also the English, Irish, Welsh and the Scottish citizens. All ended up on those despicable prison ships. Should other Nations blame all of us for the despicable slave trade? Crewed by fellow Irishmen and other of the former mentioned ? It was "protectionism" by the privileged few few. NO one nation suffered those terrible time alone, We must TRY to learn from those bad times and recent history and still happening in different parts of the world? Unfortuantly so many bigots like to hang on to and spread hatred for which I do not believe was written in haltered by Peter St Jon in 20th c. Let's learn from the song and remember it just a beautiful and kept in context. And as I say quite often Hatred is a cancer nothing more nothing less

It's a beautiful song. Father is Liverpool-Irish.

As a Palestinian... i agree with you

Amen!

@@dirtyraccoon1883 VIVA PALESTINE!

We’re natural brothers, some of us fled the famine to merseyside some fled the famine to Glasgow. And then we created the two greatest football clubs in the world☘️🔴

❤

I know they will be. Sorry for your loss of your family members. Lost my auntie Mary last week, this is for her too. May they all rest in peace. Sending you all my love x

@@DomhnallOSuileabhainPrin-tm1fw I Please, educate yourself about Liverpool's Irish Background and how our version of the song may have come about before you go round commenting things like that. Us Liverpudlians more than respect our Irish Heritage - my family originally emigrated here from Galway. 😊🇮🇪

Domhnall Ó Súileabháin Prince of Beare How is it a disgusting insult? Just because we altered the song, we don’t have respect? As I said, many of us are descendants of Irish, don’t forget the current amount of Liverpool fans who live in Ireland. We’ve been singing it for multiple decades, I think if people saw it as an insult we wouldn’t be singing it. A lot of our ancestors probably suffered during the famine including mine. The song isn’t out of respect. Nor is it about steel beams and plastic seats.

@@paulconnor1630 The song is an anthem to the 1.5 million Irish people who were starved to death in the Irish famine. So idiots like you take the song and expunge all reference to the famine in favour of a bunch of overpaid ball jugglers. If you cant see how this might be insulting then you are a moron.

@@DomhnallOSuileabhainPrin-tm1fw First off there's absolutely no need for the insults, if you're not willing to have a civilised conversation without reverting to insults don't reply to me. Second off, do you think that Liverpool fans had that in mind when creating that version? Do you think we were all like 'oh yeah, let's make fun of 1.5 million people dying' or rather 'oh this song has a decent tune/rhythm to it, let's make it into a song'? You're acting as if we don't have any respect. Just because we have an alternative version of the song we automatically don't care about mass starvation and death? And going back to your last comment - yes, it would be nice if we sung the original song also.

Paul Taking a song about the starvation murder of 1.5 million Irish people and replacing the lyrics with crap about overpaid ball jugglers is an amazing insult to this genocide.

@Uncle Gilbert if u know ur history 😏😏

I know my history. I want him to prove 70% are of Irish heritage. I'm from Liverpool and aincan assure you that's bullshit.

@@waltercodbollocks3175 a lot of Dubliners immigrated to Ireland in the past

@Uncle Gilbert ah right ah right calm down.... clears throat

@@waltercodbollocks3175 even the prods are irish. Im a anglo irish merseyside fella

we're all celts !

I'm from Dublin,,wife half Welsh,,,Hook in Pembrokeshire...love you who know and keep ur roots..

Dougal Loyalist you can tell😂 2-0

HEY BABY LET THOSE FREE BHIRDS FLY HH...COYBIG YNWA

10 in a row HAIL HAIL

There is not a single boo to be heard, I believe that Liverpool supporters were singing it just as lastly as the Bhoy supported. My eyes are streaming!

Paul Matters So glad to have been brought up in a society where race religion or colour doesn’t matter . Cymru am Byth

@@malcolmgullam8348 Welsh National Anthem is pretty good also mo chara HH

The Glasgow Celtic fans took this old Irish folk song to a whole new level just as they did with Grace and many more besides...Pete St John the Irish Republican who wrote it presented it to Glasgow Celtic after he sang it in Paradise HH...COYBIG YNWA

Celtic are tinpot.

Celtic fans are scum !!!

@Uncle Gilbert they’re still great.

@Uncle Gilbert celtic are clear of most premiership teams, literally prem teams wished they had celtics history and atmosphere don't be silly🤡

Sam Turner most Irish football fans support Liverpool and Liverpool is Irelands second city they say

LIVERPOOL IS THE CAPITAL OF IRELAND and it's true.....More than half of Liverpool is Irish or of Irish descent.

Sam Turner Glasgow and Liverpool are the Irish colonies in the UK

Liverpool are traitors to all england clubs supporting a jock team who in honestly would struggle in league one fuck Liverpool a supporter of all of British values and a traiter to our armed forces so once again fuck all the Scousers

@@paulantonylow2688 hahahahha. Liverpool is more Irish than English eat shit

De nada

Celtic fan from Glasgow who stays next to ibrox

@@chrisybrown4856 😯

Good on you mate keep safe at this time peace be with you always ✌🕊🙏

Andrew Taylor peace be with us ✌🏻🇹🇷🇮🇪

Mac Toirdealbhaigh it’s correct Ottoman Empire support Irish public against the British Empire 🇹🇷🇮🇪❤️💚

Mac Toirdealbhaigh it’s big honour and i love four leaf clover 🍀

Bollocks m8. Glasgow is Scottish (Pictish) it has fuck all to do with Ireland other than some Irish settlers tried to make a better life for themselves. Don't ever say Glasgow is Irish. What fucking insult to us true Scottish people.

@@bobbyinnes1 Are you ok? Seem fuming mate. Just touching on the fact that both cities host a lot of irish people due to the famine. Get yourself the GP and get your blood pressure checked you sausage

​@@bobbyinnes1 Do you bootlick their monarchy? If no, then stfu as you're whinging about nothing. If yes, you don't belong in this comment section. Go get your knees dirty with the loyalists.

Irish people always try to steal other people's history and culture.

@@bobbyinnes1 celtic was founded by Irish settlers who weren't allowed play football by protestant rule

Phil Ruane , so was I ☘️

This match was played in 2013, this isn't the same one as the game between Liverpool and celtic after hillsborough

Murray Man haha obviously

@@eastereggs04 He was talking about the first game Liverpool played after the Hillsborough tragedy in 1989...brilliant to hear the Celtic/liverpool fans singing The Fields of Athenrye and YNWA together...WOW😁

@@josefgretsky3020 I guessed

Same. God Bless You

Mossend*

@@flapperjj95 He was born in Bellshill Billy McNeill ! My dad used to play in his pub 'The Halfway House' with his band in sixties.

what's this song called ?

Leebo 1 Most Liverpudlians have Irish ancestry from the famine migrations and later, the Scouse accent is famed from being derived from the Southern Irish accent. Folk culture such as songs, mythology etc is famous in Glasgow, Liverpool and originating from Ireland. The working class aspect of Liverpool and Ireland is a connection they will forever share. Also the saying ‘scouse not english’? You can work out how that would bridge a connection to Irelands long struggle for freedom. Celtic was literally founded for working class Irish migrants in the slums of Glasgow as a means to alleviate poverty within the city. So theres strong Irish roots in Glasgow and Liverpool historically and culturally. That answer your question lad?

Leebo 1 To be fair I’m a scouser myself and I’m not too fond of the old Guinness more of a lager man myself 😁😁

@Leebo 1 Most of the people who left Ireland and settled in places like Glasgow and Liverpool were Roman Catholic, however Guinness was started with funds from the Church of Ireland, or more precisely from a bequest made to Arthur Guinness by Arthur Price, the archbishop of Cashel, in his will. Guinness was a Unionist, so it strikes me as somewhat ironic that his beer is lauded by those of a nationalist persuasion.

Not true. Liverpool traditionally the protestant team in Liverpool and Everton were the Catholic team. Man United historically closer ties to Celtic. Nowadays there's no real connection to either but you get Irish who support both LFC and Celtic or MUFC and Celtic and each claim there's this special connection....

It seems everyone was too busy filming it on their phones

FUCK THE CROWN

The Celtic version is the original. Liverpool fans have a modified version called the Fields of Anfield Road.

Thanks, pretty hilarious! Forgive my naiveté, is it Liverpool or Celtic people who are performing here?@@humblebum59

sbranagh1 Both mixed together at a game in Dublin. No segregation.

Ah! Thanks! I belatedly realize this was the friendly Aviva Dublin 2013!@@humblebum59

This song is 100 percent Ireland....

mine, Rangers, Chelsea and Linfield

@@duncantheman5498 sad orange bastard

My 3 teams: Beşiktaş (Turkey) - Liverpool and Celtic

Mine cork city lfc and celtic

David Clarke Celtic, Celtic women and Celtic U21 for me

More of the english gentry rather than the English as a whole m8

Wasn’t a famine it was genocide

Walter Cod Bollocks yet the celtic fans were the loudest ones singing. lots of fans but its the atmosphere that matters

And you'd find about 90% of the Liverpool fans in that stadium would also support or have an affiliation for Celtic. I'd guarantee it

Callum McGregor Enthusiast you’re right, most Irish people automatically support celtic and then whatever other club they want to support, I’d say most people had a tough choice to wear a Liverpool or a Celtic jersey

@@callummcgregorenthusiast5545 nope Liverpool the city is divided as Glasgow and Belfast

Sean Mcwilliams what??

Realist ahhhhhhhhhh but Norwegians know little about the troubles!!! 😂😂😂😂💚🇨🇮

@@davepower7314 norweigains?!? lol .. most liverpool fans are from london.

Realist 🤣🤣🤣🤣try getting a hotel room in Liverpool when the reds are playing at home 🤣🤣 EFC forever!!!

There are hardly any bitter fans in liverpool on mstch day,they are to be found at home in Wales shagging their sheep on the hills and in the valleys

@@daveandcarolinepower4437 when the blueshite are playing at home u can't even fill the woodison.

@@chuck7476 Only it isn't. Perhaps English is not your first language ?

With love and respect from Croatia. We know your history of suffering, we both have walked this road of suffering. May God bless you Irish... l welcome you into me home...my bread is your bread..

I. Z Much Respect Damare.

Paddy Reilly 🇮🇪☘🍀

It’s in Aviva the Irish stadium that’s one of the best places to sing it 🇮🇪

Celtic are a pub side. Hilarious in Europe.

@@waltercodbollocks3175 sevco are only 9 years old 🤣

It is the B side of " God save the Queen ".

Defying English Tyranny During the Irish Famine,,,,

It,s about the great Irish famine , many life's lost ,RIP

"No support = perfection" just accept that you’re old and boring boomer

@@certifiedasseater8260 I didn't remember this comment. I just want you to know that I changed my opinion. I don't hate the Green Brigade anymore, that was my mistake.

@@simonegranelli4009 that’s class mate cheers to you

@@certifiedasseater8260 cheers to you too. Have a good game tomorrow, we have to beat the Hibs!🍀

@@simonegranelli4009 hell yeah I’m actually a Werder Bremen supporter but much luck to you !

Listen to the words its not a hymn, its a ballad that describes the misery inflicted on the poor and enforced by an occupying armed force

@Gggg SO TRUE!!!!!The HUNS know fuck all.

Its an old rebel song. ..

Aviva stadium,Dublin,Ireland

Its not

@@padraigryan398 You need to look again. It's a sea of red.

I'm glad Celtic got to experience some top level football.

@@WetLettuce-kc2qmI have no response touché

A lot of them 'plastic' fans will have waited 30 years, through thick and thin, for their team to win the league, so rethink what labels you put on those loyal fans...

@@andygray1762 LOL most of those plastics are not even 30 years old and are attending the first game they have been to!

@@cleehomes At 2:06 I'd highly doubt any of them are under thirty, mate. Note Liverpool also finished 7th in the 12/13 season, their title run the following season was unexpected to say the least. Sure, they enjoyed many great nights like the night in Istanbul, but they also more recently stuck around when they had Paul Konchesky and Christian Poulsen as marquee signings. To generalize these Liverpool fans as plastic is just short-sighted, when 90% of their countrymen are almost born wearing a United jersey once spat out of the womb!

@@andygray1762 Liverpool have loads of plastic fans from all over the world, just ask a Everton fan they will tell you! Take a close look at this video, the Liverpool fans are all busy taking videos with their mobile phones while Celtic fans are singing their hearts out like proper fans!

@@cleehomes bruh, you cannot base any judgement off 20 odd fans, some of who happen to be recording the marvellous music on display, just saving memories... a true fan isnt defined by how loudly they sing, it can only be proven if they stick with their club through the hardships as well as the good times, as these liverpool fans did... sure, the Celtic fans may be a louder, more passionate fanbase (given their historical ties to Ireland thru emigration), but They have won the last nine league titles, A lot of celtic fans will never have witnessed their club finish outside the top 2... There are certainly plastic liverpool fans scattered across the globe, who are attempting to associate themselves within the success we are now (in 2020, not 2013) enjoying, but to say these fans are plastic is short- sighted, as they maintained their loyalty to the club through that God-awful Roy Hodgson era. If my club was as successful as Celtic were domestically, I too would be singing at the top of my lungs, as they are!

Just one?

There's 16 of the unwashed feckers now...

Liverpool is a proddy team. Everton the catholics

@@daveeol1987 So what!!!!! I'm catholic and I've always supported Liverpool. Lots of catholic scousers support Liverpool. That's back in the day, mate.

daveeol1987 bullshit! I’ve been Everton since I was born (1945) went to a catholic school and there were as many reds as blues. This is a load of tripe, perpetuated by ignorant folk (usually non-scousers🙄)

I love it I'm a Celtic fan but why an English team sing an Irish song a don't know

+AydenCaldwell Irish went to Liverpool it's in their history like Glasgow

Celtic sing fields of athenry, Liverpool's version is called anfield road. Don't mean to nitpick but there's a difference.

brendan w the fields of athenry is an Irish song which Liverpool made their own version of, called the fields of anfield road

Celtic fans sing the song, Liverpool fans change the lyrics to suit themselves, thats the difference, i mean no disrespect to Liverpool fans but please sing the real song

A riomh

Darren Jones No we do realise that its originally an Irish song, but if you weren’t an arrogant gobshite you’d Liverpool have strong Irish tie hence why are so many Irishmen support Liverpool snd why we sing Fields of Anfield Road (our version)

ALL FOOTBALL TEAMS SONGS are ripped off of other songs. That's the beauty of changing the lyrics to well known tunes. It's not to degrade a wonderful song as this, but to add a different version of it, to support your team. Besides, Liverpool is the capital of Ireland and we scousers know where this song came from....YOU PLANK!!!!

Nah your wrong, they know the background all to well, its they huns that sing there own version of this that have me in stitches.

@@stephenlisson1994 Dublin is the capital of Ireland tard and I'm from cork

can't take a joke mate. Liverpool is full of the Irish. That's all i was commenting on. @@daveeol1987

I have to disagree respectfully. It adds atmosphere to it. Do you think it should have ruin it? Yes, but not the case.

I love you Ireland , God bless you.

jef lynn it had nothing to do with the priests.... it was the crown that deported all the food from Ireland causeing starvation

Catholic church were building big Churches at the time of the famine, no priests or nuns died of hunger time of famine, what about well in tuam where all the babies were put into 800 of them by the nuns

The song actually references Botany Bay which is where the British settled in Sydney, near the current airport and City district

padraic horgan , Paddy Reilly version of this classic is by the far the greatest version, without a doubt ☘️

@@charlesdoherty9879 So true Charles