@thecrusades2 I am happy to know this , but boy will this complicate it for some out there ;o) So many already get lost at trying to understand where or who the Scotti tribes came from. Glad to know this. I love doing research. Let me know your source if you feel like it. The source I listed only goes so deep without purchasing a book I believe.
@thecrusades2 The only Scottish (geographically speaking)who were Irish are ones who moved there. The Picts were there first, as early as the 2nd century AD. Archaeologists have established the history very clearly. Some who have traced their ancestry to the original Picts are always going to object to those claiming Scottish are/were all Irish that just moved there, since it's technically untrue. But not all Pict decent either. Check archeology org "Scotland's Irish Origins ". 5% a bit low.
Dear Steve, I would thank you not to post these ridiculous comments on my screen or I shall go to the police if it happens one more time! thank you Mairead Ni Mhaonaigh
What is the name of this song? Donegal I checked the song listing on Island Angel as La Rubina but it is not listed. Any help would be appreciated. Go raibh maith agat!
@Vendetta43 I have the cd, I realise this comment is old, but if you're still looking for the song pm me and I'll send you an attachment through email
There are two branches of Celtic language. Brythonic (Welsh, Breton and Cornish) and Goidelic (Irish, Scottish and the extinct Manx). Many centuries ago, Scotland was colonized by people from Ireland who spoke Gaelic. Scottish and Irish are close enough even now that you can make out what someone is saying in Scottish Gaelic if you speak Irish Gaelic. There are differences, of course, but you get the general idea of what is being said.
@boberbobofbobland The only Scottish (geographically speaking)who used to be Irish are the ones who moved there. The Picts wre there first, at least as early as the 2nd century AD. Archaeologists have established the history of this very clearly. I imagine some who have traced their ancestry to the original Picts are always going to object to those claiming Scottish are/were all Irish that just moved there, since it's technically untrue. Check archeology org "Scotland's Irish Origins ".
What is the name of this song, is it recorded? does anyone have the lyrics of it?
DofAngelFire 3 weeks ago
soooooooooooo beautiful
micaxification 1 month ago
Here voice is in a very good condition, trained very hard. Even the beaty rest of instruments glimmers in the heart of this incredible music band.
Regards!
ralfemmelius 4 months ago
love celtic music, and i love this song!
enyaonlyif 5 months ago
wich is the language that altan sing??
kofemord 5 months ago
@kofemord
It's irish gaelic
Donegal 5 months ago
@thecrusades2 Show me your studies from reputable sources. Until then, you're word is as much mythology as you claim mine to be.
papawerebear65 7 months ago
what does the Altan mean? is it Celtic?
AhleKashanam 7 months ago in playlist Scottish-Scythian-Szittya-Anglo-Folk
@AhleKashanam
It's a lake in Ireland,in county Donegal
Donegal 7 months ago
@AhleKashanam it also means sunset
DofAngelFire 5 months ago
@thecrusades2 I am happy to know this , but boy will this complicate it for some out there ;o) So many already get lost at trying to understand where or who the Scotti tribes came from. Glad to know this. I love doing research. Let me know your source if you feel like it. The source I listed only goes so deep without purchasing a book I believe.
Thank you very much!
Rampant7990 8 months ago
@thecrusades2 The only Scottish (geographically speaking)who were Irish are ones who moved there. The Picts were there first, as early as the 2nd century AD. Archaeologists have established the history very clearly. Some who have traced their ancestry to the original Picts are always going to object to those claiming Scottish are/were all Irish that just moved there, since it's technically untrue. But not all Pict decent either. Check archeology org "Scotland's Irish Origins ". 5% a bit low.
Rampant7990 8 months ago
This song IS on the ALTAN album, called Cita Na GCumann, also available on Napster.
jamieblue93 1 year ago
Runaway SundayAltan | Format: Audio Cassette available at Amazon
TheMjb89 1 year ago
This is a very beautiful song. :D
whatukno1975 1 year ago
Dear Steve, I would thank you not to post these ridiculous comments on my screen or I shall go to the police if it happens one more time! thank you Mairead Ni Mhaonaigh
StevenTheVirgin38 1 year ago
I LOVE MAIREAD MOONEY
StevenTheVirgin38 1 year ago
Bonita canción, hey Donegal , no tendras por ahí el tema ¿ An Cailin Gaelach?, es fantastica también.Saludos desde Chile
RodrigoSilvaDiaz 1 year ago
on the album The First Ten Years: 1986-1995, the song is listed as Citi Na Gcumann
jebglx 1 year ago
What is the name of this song? Donegal I checked the song listing on Island Angel as La Rubina but it is not listed. Any help would be appreciated. Go raibh maith agat!
CathalTawnyinah 2 years ago
does anyone know if there is a way i can get this on any type of audio recording? its a beautiful song.
Vendetta43 2 years ago
@Vendetta43
I think this song is from Altan's album: Island Angel
Donegal 2 years ago
@Donegal I have song (not video), e-mail me for copy.
crochetmansf 1 year ago
@Vendetta43 Available at bol.com
0019Carla 10 months ago
@Vendetta43 I have the cd, I realise this comment is old, but if you're still looking for the song pm me and I'll send you an attachment through email
CowPlusCowEqualsCows 2 months ago
so beautiful
reliablebow 2 years ago
Who's the female prsenter at the end of the song who thanks Altan. Wow, she's beautiful, and she presents fluent Irish - now that's what I call sexy.
kealyc 2 years ago 2
Of course I ment ''Tots'' not toys, still its late enough and I've had a busy day, Go mor mo leith sceal, Slan.
BAC1954 2 years ago
beautiful voice!!!:)))
MrJevta 2 years ago
Cití Na gCumann - Verse 1
Is a Chití na gcumann ná séan mé
Siúil feasta 'gus éalaigh liom
I ngleanntáin coilleadh nó sliabh' amuigh
Nó sealad faoi bhláth na gcrann
Do phósfainn i gan fhios don tsaol thú
'S don tsagart dá mh'fhéidir liom
'S muna bhfaighfear sinn cangailt' in Éirinn
Ó racham araon anonn.
zwierzchnik 2 years ago
Cití Na gCumann - Verse 2 Is do thángas an baile seo 'réir
Is bhí se 'gam déanach go leor'
Smé ar intin nan margadh a dhé anamh
'S nach scarfainn léi féin go deo
Níor tháinig a Daidí chun réitigh
Cár mhiste domh é na dhóibh?
Bheirim slán is beannacht as mo ghaolta
'S ní chas faidh mé fhéin go deo.
zwierzchnik 2 years ago
Cití Na gCumann - Verse 3 Níor cuireadh romham cuireadh na fáilte
Ó thángas an tsráid seo thíos
On uair a d'airigh mo ghrá geal
Is go dtugas mo lámh do mhnaoi
Is dóigh leo go bhfuil mise pósta
Is dar ndóigh, más dóigh, ní fíor
Dar anleabhar seo 'ta thíos i mo phóca
'S ag mealladh ban óg a bhíos.
zwierzchnik 2 years ago
Beautyful voice...
Maireadh, mo chroi
Greetings from Spain
sagemenn 2 years ago
For anyone who enjoys this song: William Coulter did a lovely instrumental version on his cd "celtic sessions".
weirdcollegegirl 2 years ago
Listen " Ta me mo shui"
JaCzolg 2 years ago
i still never have figured out Irish gaelic spellings!
hehe....up Scots gaelic :D
daomingjin 2 years ago
??! Where did scots Gaelic come from??!
temanatahiti 2 years ago
SCOTLAND
strengthnfaith 2 years ago
Ok I should have worded that question a little better... what I wanted to put across was that the Gaelic the Scots spoke came from Irish Gealic.
temanatahiti 2 years ago
There are two branches of Celtic language. Brythonic (Welsh, Breton and Cornish) and Goidelic (Irish, Scottish and the extinct Manx). Many centuries ago, Scotland was colonized by people from Ireland who spoke Gaelic. Scottish and Irish are close enough even now that you can make out what someone is saying in Scottish Gaelic if you speak Irish Gaelic. There are differences, of course, but you get the general idea of what is being said.
papawerebear65 2 years ago 7
Manx is alive and well coming on there is a kindergarten that uses Manx for toys , so maybe not like the DODO.
Take care .
BAC1954 2 years ago
Manx is very much alive. B&B during The Race weekend - I don´t understand one word the landlady says, but it makes you feel at home.
Pitfossil 2 years ago 2
Ireland technically, The Scottish actually used to be Irish, but they moved.
boberbobofbobland 2 years ago 2
@boberbobofbobland The only Scottish (geographically speaking)who used to be Irish are the ones who moved there. The Picts wre there first, at least as early as the 2nd century AD. Archaeologists have established the history of this very clearly. I imagine some who have traced their ancestry to the original Picts are always going to object to those claiming Scottish are/were all Irish that just moved there, since it's technically untrue. Check archeology org "Scotland's Irish Origins ".
Rampant7990 8 months ago
Is this the singer who performed Barbara Allen with Dolly Parton on her album Heartsongs ?
IntuneDan 3 years ago 4
Mmm I think so - she definitely sang the Irish verse in In the Sweet By and By on her Little Sparrow album.
D2Parton 2 years ago
Does anyone know, if there's a vid for a song called oh connemara(i think)on youtube?
cant find it :(
Please help!
OoooGIMME 3 years ago
miaread is a national treasure
muirnora 3 years ago
This is so beautiful! Well done and thanks for your music, Altan! :)
giajoni 3 years ago
The name of the song is "Citi Na gCumann" and 'tis truly beautiful.
architeer56 3 years ago 2
Marvellous
mirogalego 3 years ago 2
yeah! it's a beautiful song!
NuestroPan 3 years ago 3
beutiful in its simplicity
ColbernOgma 3 years ago 2