The Dubliners - Óró Sé do Bheatha Bhaile

[MrRossfraney]

it was not written by padraig pearse , it was actually written during the plantations about the pirate rebel queen , grainne mhaol , pearse added to it then in the 20th century :)

[Brelomane]

Beautiful!

What is the name of the reel played in the intro?

[Jihadnorge]

Pult mor di, ronkjohan

[haralaboskesa]

very good, but the live version even better

[EogdaMog]

if this was a potato,it would be a good potato.. :D

[MrHerrrero]

there is only ONE person who disliked. that person missed the "like button" for the wrong one

[NobleKorhedron]

@666Deaththrasher666: Hopefully this is true! And it's making me ROTFLMAO to think of it!! I mean Jesus and Ronnie - that image is just too funny.....

[ScottInVa1760]

I like that Bhodhran piece at the end... Great song!!!

[TheDotheeloka]

Wasn't written by Padraig Pearse he just edited the verses to keep up with the times! chorus is 100's of years old

[RavenofDenmark]

I really want to learn this song, but even after reading about irish prononchiation and spelling, it is still impossible to read the lyrics aloud :/

[SaorEire1921]

@RavenofDenmark I know, its no secret that irish is hard to learn. But after studying it since you were four years old you kind of get the hang of it

[chill1745]

I only understand English but this is a beautiful sounding song even though I can't understand it without something translating.

[kevlar8769]

cad a álainn

[Mahaim13]

Tiocfaidh ár lá

[deejohn24]

He is so much of hero is unbelievable :)

[moonyxo]

haha i have no idea what they're saying but it sounds nice to me! support from palestine x

[kennybraun1]

@moonyxo A song about an Irish Pirate Queen - Grainne Mhaol. Well worth reading up on her some day. Support to Palestine from Ireland

[moonyxo]

@kennybraun1 Wanna link me? thanks! :)

[kennybraun1]

@moonyxo I posted it to your youtube page. I could not post the link here. We have many great folk stories from the past and we would recommend you to read up on them further

[moonyxo]

@kennybraun1 looks like it didnt post there either. ill look it up. say hey to your lovely country.:)

[SaorEire1921]

@moonyxo oro se do bheatha bhaile directly trabslates to "the hell home!" its probably one of the greatest irish rebel songs of all time :)

[sinjin480]

@SaorEire1921

"You're Welcome Home" Actualy

[zoso7889]

@SaorEire1921 That must be Ulster Scots your learnin mo chara

[ernstbecker1]

@666Deaththrasher666  No, he'll be makin' the Putin for GOD ALMIGHTY, The Blessed Virgin, and The Holy Communion of Saints. Welcome home Ronnie. It will be St. Patrick himself that will be first in line.

[Sexobombo]

@shanepowermurphy

sorry man i think ya mean 'go hiontach' :/ xx

[Sexobombo]

@shanepowermurphy

sorry man i think ya mean 'go hiontach' :/ xx

[beanoboo]

Dea-amhrán ar an am seo den bhliain.

[MrVlogWatcher]

Pádraig Pearse, many of your fellow Irishmen *myself included* owe you a great deal simply for this song, let alone everything else. If even one man remembers to sing this song every Easter, then you will never be forgotten and those brave men who took their stand in Dublin will never have died in vain. I only wish that I am alive to finally see peace in my home, and all who can will sing this song to remember you. oro se do bheatha bhaile: Oro, You're welcome home.

[ernstbecker1]

@MrVlogWatcher Every Easter Sunday, religion first, I'll recall the Jesus's ulimate sacrifice for us. Also, a remembrance to those magnificient lads that gave their most valued possession, their lives, for Ireland's freedom.

[superrangerkid1997]

What does "Oro Se Do Bheatha Bhaile" mean?

[TheMarioBurger]

@superrangerkid1997 oro se do bheatha bhaile: o-ro your welcome home

[0Madden0]

@superrangerkid1997 It means "You're welcome home"

[SimonRapilly]

@superrangerkid1997

Oh-ro You're welcome home

[MrStrigori]

thanks for uploading! just brilliant and haunting

[LoOccitan]

qu'aimi héra 

[pureharddanceIE]

anois ar theacht an tsamraidh

[TomboPH]

pure perfection

[Holm182]

Anyone who knows who played the uilleann pipes in this recording??? I have never heard The Dubliners using one!

[polaroidboekelo1]

@Holm182 Finbar Furey

[Holm182]

@polaroidboekelo1 Okay cool! Has he played on any other songs with The Dubliners?

[polaroidboekelo1]

@Holm182 He also plays on the song "Red roses for me" on the same (double) CD 25 years celebration

[polaroidboekelo1]

@Holm182 Finbar Furey

[welshperson123]

i love irish gaelic.. some of it sounds like welsh, i love ireland so much! rydw fi caru iwerddon!

[Zlajas1960]

@welshperson123

I love irish pride end great musik sound.Pease to IRELAND.My love to all irishmand,from Bosnia-Hercegovina.

[TheMarioBurger]

@welshperson123 its called Gaeilge. gaelic is a sport. :]

[BoudiccaBlanc]

1-2 @welshperson123

"Welsh is Gaelic. Welsh, Cornish and Breton (language of portions of Brittany, France) are " Brythonic' Gaelic. It is the language that was spoken by the people of Britain at the time of the Roman conquest.

After the Romans left Britain; the island was invaded by Angles, Saxons, Danes and later by Normans. The five languages combined to form the modern English language.

(Normans were Vikings who raided and settled in the area of Normandy France)

[BoudiccaBlanc]

2-2 @welshperson123

The Gaelic dialects spoken in Ireland, the Isle of Man and the Highlands of Scotland is called "Goidelic" Gaelic.

"Gaelic Irish (Gaeilge), Scottish Gaelic (Gàidhlig) and Manx (Gaelg)"--Wikipedia

("Scots" is a dialect of the English language.)

Both Brythonic and Goidelic are "Q-Gaelic" languages. That is Celtic languages from Western Europe. The Celts lived in many parts of Western and Central Europe and in some areas of Anatolia before the Ottoman conquest..

[funkwolf1]

@welshperson123 they are both in the Q-celtic languages so they have some simularities.

[designtoexpire]

Fight with all the strength and courage you can muster, do it and never stop. Spill the blood of tyrants, for a man of self esteem can never accept the coercion of another, nor permit his fellow man to be coerced.

[safnyc89]

Ná riamh a thabhairt isteach, a thabhairt suas! Ní hÉireannaigh ar fud an domhain, codladh go dtí go bhfuil ár n-oileán amháin agus saor in aisce!



[timmymick3]

@safnyc89 Eireann go brach mo chara

[saaamysaaaywhaaat]

@safnyc89 beadh muid mar seo go deo a chara , nil aon dram mar na hEireannaigh

[safnyc89]

@saaamysaaaywhaaat Go raibh maith agat, mo dheartháir.

[burnthebrits]

@safnyc89 Ni bheidh Eire un saor aisce a chur ar a suaimhneas

[Kuszely]

Is this the song sang by the irish rebels in the film "The Wind That Shakes The Barley"?

Perfect, by the way!

[Vincenzo0786]

@Kuszely You bet it is!

[burnthebrits]

@Kuszely yes it is the song ,

[deirjon]

I love this version.Does anyone know the name of the tune played after the song?

[killkentucky]

@deirjon

It's the same as the intro only sped up

[timo6170]

HAPPY ST. PATS !

[belyub]

nice long intro ... better than other versions