I'm also Irish and I love the song also

Morgenrot world music. I've been trying to find them for 4 years. Their album with this song and many others was released in 2007. A few years back, I found it on napster, sadly it didn't remain there. Join me in my quest if you're willing.

it is not better than Sean Dagher version

How old is your mom?!

addictive and smooth

when you see how much we all drink its clear we are related :))))

think someone in my ancestry was irish

It's great but... rock n roll? I don't think that is part of this?

That was one of the sweetest stories I've ever read! You're mother would have been so proud of you for sharing this.

may your mother rest in peace, but shit your mother is haunting you

So nice man.

🤍

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Luck

Best of luck mate.

lemme know if you need a bassist to help, lol. gl.

How did it go?

Good luck to you Sir!

♥️♥️♥️

Viva Brasil from 🇷🇸🙋‍♂️

That`s because serb flavour in song ;) ( band is from Serbia)

Because it is a great song 😀

tbh what gets me the most is the violin at the beginning (if it's even a violin lol)

Thank you! I am from Ireland. I would like to learn more about things in Serbia. I have been reading about the Yugoslav Wars and Bosnian War. Maybe you can tell me more about it all. Reading is fine but it is good to hear from someone from the place. To hear that side of the story also. Best wishes!

@@LordBoleskine Same western propaganda just like propaganda against Syria and Putin's Russia

@@LordBoleskine See more of Balkan wars 1912. 1913. and WW1.

@@LordBoleskine my uncle fought in Bosnian war on Serbian side,so if you want to know anything about that war then ask me🇷🇸🇮🇪🇷🇸🇮🇪

@@LordBoleskine Here's a brief. Of course, my goal is not to tell you untruths or to convince you. I can write a novel here with arguments and references, but here’s a brief. Serbs are the oldest people in the Balkans (besides the Greeks). In the 20th century, the Serbs fought against the 4 largest world empires: Turkey, Austria-Hungary, Nazi Germany and at the end of '99 against the NATO pact (unfortunately also against Ireland in the pact). As we were against every occupying force in the 20th century, so we have been in distant history. Every occupying force found ways to rule that area more easily and in the 18th and 19th centuries they created Croats, Albanians, Bosnians, Macedonians, Montenegrins and so on. They all have Serbian roots, and today they are the worst enemies of the Serbs and serve every occupying force (just like the NATO pact today). After the First World War, the Serbian king with the western "allies" created Yugoslavia and made alliances with other smaller Slavic peoples. The Kingdom of Serbia existed before ww1, while other quasi-states did not. After ww2, the communists ruled Yugoslavia and weakened Serbia and completed the creation of new peoples by giving other republics old Serbian territory. In '91, the disintegration of Yugoslavia along those communist borders began. Serbs are protesting, and of course the war begins. Of course, the fictional nations get support from today's world bully of the NATO pact and break up Yugoslavia. The crimes were committed on all sides, but only Serbian crimes have space in the Western media, while crimes against Serbs are not mentioned anywhere. 2 examples (check please). Before the war, 100,000 Serbs lived in Sarajevo, now not even 1,000. Before the war, 700,000 Serbs lived in Croatia, and now not even 150,000.

@@goose0044 Это как бы сербская группа

@@andreyba17 Kanesna Serbska !!!

Вокалист на Мамонова похож

@@goose0044 ...weil sie gute Musik machen...🙂

Ain't 100% correct lyrics but ok.

@@nowizza It's what i found it “¯_(ツ)_/¯”

absolutely my friend

Право збориш!

Cousins indeed, you should come sometimes - it's pretty much the same, only the women're much more beautiful and we have less rain.

This is Serbian band.

+Edu Chinaski listen to "Rocky Road to Dublin"

Fucking Love that song

I discovered Orthodox Celts through this video.

Sláinte

OK my ortodox brother will play this song again ( again...) and cheers in your name one good (110% homemade) cold rakija. Ziveli !!!

but also into whiskey

@@rezajafari6395 ok with that too , as long as Wiskey is cold ( without ice in it ). ;)

AHOI!

Hi Paul hi hello hey man hello hey hey man

It's not 'Celtic' - it's 17th century English.

oh shit rlly

pa lebtejebo zoves se Dejan prezivas Krstic kako si komsija sta si Bugarin :)

+Kirk Baddley Serbian!? I had no idea! Well you learn something new every day don't ya!

Leave it to a bunch of Serbs to keep Irish music alive.

Greates un-Irish band ever

Yeah, Serbs got the spirit! 🇷🇸

Aye 🍻!

Plastic paddy

I agree completely! I did the same.

Oh you're familiar with the hymn tune Kingsfold! Yay! Is it just me or does Kingsfold sound bittersweet and even a bit sad? Whereas as SOTCD it sounds very cheerful.

@@princesskateforthewin The "Kingsfold" tune isn't exactly the SOTCD. It's played a lot slower, and the harmony is different, more minor keyish in places. Also Kingsfold is talking about the salvation of Christ when one is "weary and worn and sad", where SOTCD is about the "salvation" of bedding (or wedding) the prettiest girl in the area.

@@TonyMatthewsComposer I don't care about the "salvation" lyrics of Kingsfold because I'm an atheist. But yes, there is a difference in the two melodies. Thank you for pointing it out.

​@@TonyMatthewsComposer The tune is 17th century English in origin and known as 'The Clean Contrary Way'. It is associated with numerous folk songs and hymns - Ralph Vaughan Williams based his 'Five Variants of Dives and Lazarus' on it. 'The Star of the County Down' lyrics were written in the early 20th century.

U do know that they are Serbian band

@@user-rb8om2yr9h yes, I know.

+Julia Miller очевидно

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Nije ga skinuo nego ga je ga je "privatizovao".

@@rankoorovic7904 Ne znam da li ga je privatiozovao, obrisao, ili ga je neko prcao za autorska prava, ali videa nema.

@@albatros280 Nije ga obrisao nego privatizovao,mozda ga vrati.

@@rankoorovic7904 Imao si link ka videu pa piše da je privatizovan ili šta?

@@albatros280 Imao sam link.

The hymn tune Kingsfold which is derived from SOTCD, is indeed a gloomy melody.

Greetings from America. I wish I was of Anglo-Celtic heritage. Music and architecture from England and Ireland just grab my heartstrings. I'm an American Anglo-Celtophile.

LOL! I thought of the same thing - I thought she looked a lot like what I figured Rose McCann would look like. XD

the rhythm is so ancient

No. Because Russia and US did not agree that Serbia can join EU.

yes,they Are serbian😛

They visited Ireland for the first time in 2017 i think.

@@rankoorovic7904 nooo,in 2009

@@veljko6839 Sta je ovo onda: www.blic.rs/kultura/vesti/grupa-orthodox-celts-prvi-put-nastupila-u-irskoj/m0fdd0p

@@rankoorovic7904 ahaa,nastup,a posetili su pre