Yes, long live India!

@@Tovalokodoncindia is cool too

This song inspired Come Out Ye Black And Tans and is the unofficial Anthem of Munster

traditional songs like to reuse melodies a lot, like with "the irish jaunting car," "the bonnie blue flag," and "the irish volunteer"

It is!

they'll have to settle with coffee now. it tastes better after all.

@@treeismyusernamewhyjustwhy as an Indian i take that personally

I can testify to this comment as being factual.

Смешно

​@@mohammadashhad3021 Haha, real Indian!

Bangs both my loudspeakers and my engine

Especially when they aren't not sung in that way (with thick English accent)

*Gaeilge

@@justinianthegreatandnerd6377 why?

@@justinianthegreatandnerd6377 he is correct to call it "Irish" when speaking English

So are songs in German

Respect and greetings back to a fellow celt from CorK Eire

Cymru is Translated as two words in Irish Fun fact. Anyway greetings to both Irish Brother snd Welsh Cousin from an Irish American.

@@MaliersLittle Britain, right? Bhreatan Bheag?

@@Toirdealbhach-na-dTreabha yeah also some native speakers use "Cimru"

Measaim gur subhach don Mhumhain i gcéin!❤

There is always one more belter

As you should be

@@T3nMiDGET5711 I am a sicilian born in NYC, US in 1952 . that said, great patriotic song sung in Gaelic I don't understand without translation. Does a majority of the citizens in Eire even still speak fluent Gaelic?

🇲🇫🤝🏻🇮🇪

@@josephmessina3587 in Ireland we are taught Gaelic but not everyone is fluent in it, but there are towns all across Ireland that are Irish-speaking only witch is perfect for anyone learning

@@josephmessina3587 There is an effort in Ireland to relearn it

90% of Irish lads speak English, keep dreaming lol

@@arthurwellesley1stdukeofwe890 Hebrew was in a similar situation and now

@@arthurwellesley1stdukeofwe890 1.7 million people speak Irish fluently. It's not a majority at the moment but I'd say it's still pretty good

@@Bruh-nb1hj Modern Israelis have a thick European accent though

@@Bruh-nb1hj Imagine comparing it to the Isreali’s. 😂😂

And I admire your struggle! Hope the Russians aren't as harsh on your souls as they are to the Ukrainians.

@@lifeinparadisedeathinbattl3595 Желаю скорейшей свободы народу Чечни и народу моему!

Well maybe its the blood, theories say you come from urartu as well as them being same :)

@@girayhankaya The ancestors of the Chechens are Urartu, yes. But how can the Irish be connected with Urartu?

@@lifeinparadisedeathinbattl3595 there is another theory i rode long ago said irish has migrated from anatolia and has similarities with urartu genome

Your mum.

Ní chuireann sé sin ciall ar chor ar bith!

@@The_Syndicalist_Gamer 26 counties in Poblacht na hÉireann, and 6 counties in "Northern Ireland" which equal a united Éireann under the Poblacht.

Meas duit agus Poblacht na Seice, beannachtaí ó Éirinn 💚

Why did they flee Scotland for Sweden?

@@xleplex7070 The German bombings, but most of them stayed in Inverness, my Grandpa lived in Uppsala for a year in asylum and then stayed in Gothenburg for the rest of his life

@@hilmust6278 The nazis never bombed Inverness. My granny got bombed twice by the Germans, Edinburgh 1916 and Clydebank 1941. Lovely lady but she always refused a ride in my Mercedes - some things stick with you......

They all speak English mate lol

@@arthurwellesley1stdukeofwe890 Bruh I expect that whole the World speak English too, it's just a nonsense words that I said

Blacks and trans?

@@GannicusMisteriosdeHonduras The Black and Tans where a British military unit well known for their war crimes during the Irish war of independence./srs

@@WHATTHEHELL666 Traitors of Eire and bootlickers of the anglos. Thats what they are.

@@WHATTHEHELL666 Basically effective mobile units which were known to be ruthless and efficient against the IRA and anyone who they deemed guilty of working with em.

@Arthur Wellesley 1st Duke of Wellington, Jesus Christ how fucking butthurt are you that you have to whine and bitch over very comment even remotely supporting Ireland "b-but Ireland always was British" By your logic Britain should be ruled by the Danish because the Anglo-Saxons lived in the Jutland Peninsula

Clairement

💙💛 💚🤍🧡

Good luck Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦

Glóir don Ucráin 💚

Free the Bretons

Logic because it was a 16 vs 15 players game.

I think you mean Hiberno-English

Search harder then, there's alot of em.

Also it's called irish not Gaelic

@@professorminstrels6460 Typical Sassenach, denying the Gaeilge language and disrespecting it by saying "Irish"

​​​​@@justinianthegreatandnerd6377I am Irish you fucking tit (and an Irish speaker). I am not disrespecting it by calling it Irish. That is its name in the English language. You would know that if you were actually Irish yourself

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Nice first comment

Rude comment

@Gőzpöfögészeti Tovalöködönc For one, I am never typing your name again. Two in britain/america/ireland the thumbs up symbol is used to mean "good" "nice" or "go ____!" I've heard of circumstances where it's offensive. Just clarifying he basically means "Go Ireland!"

the Irish have been in most American wars in the 1800s, including the civil war

@@fidelcastro5858 Yeah, but they chose the right side when the Gavachos started a war with us.

@@T3nMiDGET5711 you do realize the Irish made up probably 1/3 of America during that period, right

@@LordHoward yeah, but I still respect the patricios

One day we shall reclaim our lost territories my Mexican comrades! 🇮🇪💖🇲🇽

Ikr

Nice username.

Same guy who’s talking about Sadamm and Gaddafi being a nice guy lol, guess you liked the gas and bombs from airplanes huh?

@@arthurwellesley1stdukeofwe890 Have you got no fucking homes of your own?

@@yourcomradeahmed9590 Yeah, i’ll take your palaces in Baghdad lad.

@@arthurwellesley1stdukeofwe890 Abd al-Karim Qasim did not commit any mistake by liquidating British agents in Baghdad in 1958

so do I, and I am Greek. Éirinn go Brách!!

This song isnt nationalist, its a Jacobite song, supporting 3 different kingdoms united under the King over the Sea.

@tenthclassgaming It's literally an Irish song, can be interpreted as such.

hasnt been since 1923 my guy.

They already did, we signed a peace-treaty remember? Many people died, there’s no need for war or any crap. That’s long over.

@LunaV May Cry shut up, rusnya

@Imp101 yeah, being from Ukraine, I know who they are much better than I ever wanted to

@Imp101 ruzzians are not a race. Hence, there can't be any racism against them

@@nicholaseliseev5588 Chill. Russians are just people, direct your anger at Putin instead.

@@nicholaseliseev5588 you shut up khokhoI

Irish learner here, I want to tell you the panorama of things, I will tell you this way, the future of the Irish language is not in Ireland, I am learning Irish and it is easy for me, there are many words that are similar, but I am not Irish, I am Argentine, Irish is extremely difficult for English speakers, they do not conjugate verbs, they do not have so many consonants, they do not have grammatical cases, unfortunately Irish will die in Ireland, but it will live in the rest of the world

The melody of "Come Ye Black and Tans" is based off this

This song inspired "Come out Ye Black and Tans". The melody was used, but the lyrics were changed because this song lyrics originated during the Jacobite Rebellion.

@@lucario2188 , It is not the same melody. You must not have an ear for music. Some notes are similar but not the same melody.

@@ccahill2322 I don't have a ear for music, but i am guided by what the composer of Come Black and Tans said.

As my irish teacher told me "The future of the irish language is not in ireland"

Indeed, and much to the shagrin of certain people its the fault of us and us alone.

Ireland wasn't a Colony

​@@rhyancudor Technically true, but it was close enough

@@anillusory sorry for the big spiel but i'll try and explain what I mean; All dependant on who's lense you wish too look through, the status quo more nationalist lense dictates that Ireland was a colony on par with Sierra Leone or New Zealand, in which Britain was actively in the process of eliminating every Gael on the Island, through conversions, killings and deportations. Whereas the Unionist lense (which I will admit is my own) Dictates that Ireland as a cohesive political entity was invented by Britain and has had multiple attempts too integrate the people culminating in the 1800 Act of Union, which elevated Ireland into being a core part of the UK, on par with Brabant in the Netherlands. There is truth and grave errors within both lenses, but I get frustrated as to how everyone only looks at Ireland through one without any heed for the other.

The Irish are the people that God made mad, for their songs of war are merry and their songs of love are sad.

We remain hopeful in adversity

It is

Nah, it's Erdély induló

Its the song that inspired it