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.

I just love Irish music, it is sad and "rabiosamente" glad.

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

t is a life of trad, not a hobby nor past time, the music of life and it is awesome

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...

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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Pidän kovin Irllantilaisesta kansanmusiikista, ja tiedän, että Tanskalaiset myöskin tykkäävät pub, musiikista.

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

Slán leat Zorana

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 !!! ☘️🎼🇨🇭🇫🇷🤩🌺😊

It's absolutely gorgeous!

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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.

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!! 🍀

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.

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

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+bigmarkpepper,I like Irish Folk and this guys are brilliant,god bless Ireland!

more chance of you hearing rap or some other crap.

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

Perhaps on your planet

Have one in my garage 1912 singer