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  • He gets my vote! Love the Irish folk!

  • I totally love the old man from the island! He's absolutely the best character in the whole movie.

  • "The matchmaker's ethics............" bawhahahaha

  • I must've come from somewhere. I wasn't made in a laboratory.

  • I love this sing off music

  • my cousin did a rock n roll version of the Fields of Athenry at his wedding in Ireland... it lifted the roof, it did... totally set the bar for Irish weddings. I so want to have an Irish wedding... they go on til dawn!

  • She looks a heavy carry!

    No..sure no, not at all, no!

  • "plan B2 what the hell's that" LOL

  • Along time ago...jasus dats a great help, dat really narrows it down! haa he is exactly like a teacher of mine!

  • The island looks beauitiful.. I love going there! :D

  • he remnds me of my granny. she's always like "will you have a coffee? ye will, ye will"

  • @TheReginaspektorfan it's strange that he offers coffee... generally it's ''Will ye have a cup o' tea? Ye will, ye will, ye will''

    this scene is HILARIOUS!!

  • I remember hearing this kind of music when I was a child, because there's a pretty large irish presence in australian history and it comes down through the folk singing. You don't really hear it anymore, (or at least I haven't since then) but it's really beautiful. The whole lilt and storytelling. You'd hear snatchs of it in australian folk music.

  • oh my. I was there just one month ago. This makes me feel so homesick for Ireland.

  • "Cappuccino?" lol

  • @muddysneakers  ya lo0oL

  • I have never seen so many rocks in my life.

  • Vincent Walsh (the singer in the end) is so great! He's my favourite actor. And a fantastic singer, too.

  • My name is Mike from LA Although there busizz4me.info

  • What a beautiful song, the last one! It is just marvelous, and he is one glorious singer too! I love this film so much. And I love Janeane, what a cute little thing and what a brilliant actress! :o)

  • the visions that boy's voice conjures up... i close my eyes and i'm curled up in a huge armchair with a sheepskin draped over me.. he's sitting on a wooden stool beside a crackling fire, the flames dancing over his guitar as he sings........

    oh my, i think i need to be alone for a moment.... *lolol*

  • @erinwantstobesigned You do mean the last boy, don't you? ;)

  • @HopeUnquenchable oh yes, that's exactly who i mean :)

  • from 8:24 til the end Rocks!!!

  • Definitely in my top 10! How this film didn't made more money I'll never know...I only ended up watching this the first time because there was nothing else better on TV and found I couldn't stop watching!!!

  • Ooh I love Ireland!! I want to study there.. do you think the environment would be welcoming to a black woman?? Just a question

  • @tohama19 I'm pretty sure. I was in Cork a few years ago. The people were so nice.  When my boyfriend asked for direction an old man walked us to where we were going... It was two miles away!!

  • @kterbo yah, that's often how they give directions in Ireland: lead you there! Once someone drove in front of us 2 the place, it so happened that he worked @ the place we were trying 2 find. Near Dublin I was waiting @ a bus stop & a lady pulling out of her driveway on the other side of the street asked if I was headed into town & offered me a lift. If they don't lead you there, they'll leave u with directions and a chuckle: 'Oh, you can't get there from here!' or 'I wouldn't start from here!'

  • @tohama19 ya of course it is , although there's only one other black woman in the country , but she's very nice , ya can come and stay in my house.

  • @tohama19 Lots of people from all different nationalities in Ireland now... It's like Canada!

  • I love knowing my family live around here (people call it a backward lifestyle) but i fucking love em this guy reminds me of good times god i need a holiday, hahaha "Cappuccino" on the aran islands love it

  • LMFAO..gotta love the irish...god their hilarious...my favourite scene this hahahahaha...that and the singing in the pub...seriously LOVE LOVE THIS MOVIE. AND SERIOUSLY SERIOUSLY LOVE IRELAND.

  • david o'hara..............;)))))))))­)))))))

  • Should have known that Graham Lineham wrote this. "ya will ya will ya will"

  • i wanna visit ireland, they look like a lively bunch!!!

  • @muradori if ya do head to co galway i fucking miss it sooooooo much

  • @Padgeify thanks for the info. its gonna be one of my must visit before i die wishlist!

  • oh his voice....*drool*

  • Remarkable statement at (albeit hard to swallow the first moment that I heard it)3:33-:50 (I've listen and listened again ...brilliantly spotlighted in its simplicity)

    "...sometimes it is not only easier to walk away from something its also the right thing to do"

    "...sometimes the easiest way out IS the right way out"

  • What song is that man singing at 8:28?

  • @IdinaFanForever It's "On Raglan Road" twas actually a poem by Patrick Kavanaugh who was from Inniskeen, in Co. Monaghan same as my dear Mammy.

  • @IdinaFanForever the rag ling road me thinks

  • "cappochino?"

    haha best line!

  • I wouldn't mind going to that matchmaking festival,with all those lush Irish men^^

  • Why not? haha

  • the guy is jelous hehehe...men

  • "God be with you. No, thanks" The best line!:) Great movie!

    Thanks OshunHH:)

  • Nice..

  • Goodness...

    Mr Ohara is soooooo random.

    and FunnY of course..LOL!

    Out of the blue he blurt "Cappucino?"

    ahahahaha.

  • I love how the American banters with the Irishman.... not sure who wins, but it's love in the end - awesome

  • Wow, "The Fields of Athenry"

  • Ireland is indeed a magical land; when away I'm under a gut-wrenching wish to come back; when I'm there, it's like being locked in a cold castle overlooking the world, and I feel restless!

  • "Feck off!" - that old man is brilliant!

  • lol "This isn't a fecking museum ya know. Well What do ya want, what do ya want?"

  • @kerryoke68 that is the best part of the whole movie!!!!!!!

  • Not a tree in sight !

  • "Cappucino?"

  • does anyone know which county this was shot in?

  • It was filimed in Roundstone and Ballyconneely in County Galway.

  • Oh no - This is the best line of the movie: "The matchmaker's ethics........(silence)" LOL

  • you know I wonder if there is a such thing in ireland as a matchmaking festival? I'm still single!

  • There is. It's in Lisdoonvarna

  • God, I love this movie!! Can anyone tell me the name of the second song? The one the cute ol' man sings?

  • @emmypoppet88 did you ever manage to find out the name of the song? I see it's been 2 years since you asked! this is my first time coming across this movie on youtube so I'm sorry I did not come across your question earlier...just in case you're still curious, it's a song about 'The Mad Puck Goat', in Gaelic: An Poc Ar Buile...just search for mad puck goat here on Youtube and you'll find a rendition by the Chieftains singing it and the lyrics are given in English. There's a Puck fair in Ireland

  • Jesus, it's Tigh Joe Mac's and Stevie !!! In his prime and youth! ... The many times i've left that pub just a bit pissed...sheesh... good times :o)

  • 4:12 most awkward scene ever...lol

  • Yaaay! I've been waiting for someone to put this up...thanks!

  • Thank you so very much for posting this. This is one of my favorite movies of all time ;)

  • Hello OshunnHH. Thanks for posting this. I've been scourin' the web for that version of Raglan Road for a long time now.

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