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  • What a WONDERFUL rendition! ~~~ Almost as good as that of Geraldine Sexton.

    Thanks for the sharing :-)

  • This is a lovely version of this lovely song. Is this version, sung by Deidre, available on CD?

  • IRISH QUEING FOR 7YRS LOSE OUT TO IMMIGRANTS

    From Nov 09 to March 2010, out of 19 council houses, allocated by Tralee council 11 went to immigrants. Many Irish people are on the housing waiting list, some waiting for 7yrs, and the houses are going to foreigners.

    Kerryman 14/4/10

    This at a time when Irish children in care are being moved around in different care homes and B&B's. Some of these kids have been abused and committed suicide - they would greatly benefit from a secure council house.

  • lovely singing, like it very much, she has a very good voice !

  • its autumn not the fall thank you

  • I had the pleasure of working with John Doherty on FDNY, a true gentleman and a lot of fun to be with, may God rest his soul. John was a Donegal man, a great one.

  • I love this song. I find Irish music to be so beautiful. I can't wait to visit Ireland this fall

  • im from Roscommon, Donegal is one of d best counties in this country, true Ireland and people know how to have a gud time and pride in the country unlike alot of the country now

  • donegal is full off wankers scumbags

  • Youre spelling and grammar is just excellent. Id nearly swear you were a genius so who am to argue with your opinion.

  • @johnneybebad Every county has its share.

  • so you live in it then? no? then shut the fuck up idiot child,lol

  • @johnneybebad You sureare a very poor negative person, and you probably never left the ashes!

  • This is one of my most favorite Irish folksongs which I learned as a very young boy back in my native Co. Sligo, and this is definately the most beautiful rendition of the song that I've heard so far!The singer is very good, and the accordion player is mighty! Go maire sibh i bhfad

    Oisín as Tír na n-Óg.

  • what a strange fire

  • everytime i listen to this song i really miss donegal town

  • ive got a tape of Marc Boyce -accordion tunes - jigs , reels + hornpipes , superb player

  • Wonderful song

  • Beautiful Song pleasure to listen to I would like to know name of that singer and has she recorded any other material

  • A truely beautiful rendition,more please!

  • is there no Margo on youtube? The Queen of Donegal

  • still sounds good

  • Im in shock. It was a pleasure to listen to singing and music so shocking sweet. Well Done

  • dia daoibh ón Corcaigh!

  • Dia is Mhuire duit ón nDun na nGal

  • very well sung ! -great song

  • Thats my neighbour Mark Boyce, fair play to ye lad!!!

  • im a donegal girl living in glasgow no place like home and that is donegal xxxx hello folks

  • DonsRecklessSon and wizzfoot stop arguing about the Doherty's, everyone knows the McDaid's are the kings of Inishowen!..(My Doherty cousin's in Buncrana will Kill me for that Ha ha!)

  • Born in Derry Live in Coventry England but my heart will always be in Donegal, God bless Culdaff, Moville, Carn and The isle of Doagh.

  • Thank you, in the desert I thought of home and memories of the place where lies my soul.I was born in Derry, but my heart is in Donegal: a bit of an identity crisis.Let this place so precious never to be spoiled by the hungry hounds of progress and stealth.

    For they will surly steal it away.

    Neil O'Donnell

  • Im with you there buddy,theres no where like donegal,we just moved to the middle east and id give anything to see a border collie,,,, and an oul fresian,,,,and maybe a bit of a rasher,,, and and a bit of rain, oh and a pint of guinness!!!

  • I love this song! What is the name of the woman singing in this video?

  • name is Dierdre apparently but is that a stage group name or surname, don't know. Sounds just like Marie Mcvicker of Project Children fame

  • really enjoyed your video - wondering who the singer is??

  • Awfy Braw !

    Can anybody tell me her surname please.

  • Paul Brady's version of this song is beautiful. Old Diedre's not the greatest of singer's, bless her - but she's having a go,. i almost saw her foot move......Avatarprimus, I'm an O'Dochartaigh, the direct heir to the head of all doherty's,dockery's,dougherty'­s and any other spelling - (anglican included) Cadiz O'Dochartaigh ives just off la ramblas in barcelona, and has done for 400 years.(not the same person, but the family)

  • Hi Wizzfoot....that means you're the same crowd thats related to 'Sir' Cahir O'Doherty of Buncrana infamy, the treacherous, dirty cunt of a turn-coat that tried to sell us out to the English.... but they wouldn't wear him either. Don't brag about what you know fuck all about buddy! Coinnigh do bhéal druidte! The Dirty Dohertys!!

  • 'Buille e taobha muigh de bhur toin!' it wasn't a brag, can read what i said without looking for an excuse to exercise your tiny little bigoted mind? my family left Daire in late 17th century for arranmore, long before cahir deservedly got his house burned down....Nothing to do with me,!I'm sorry for offending you mum, she's not a bad singer really. xx

  • Up the Harps...

  • my mother is from donegal lived there for many years loved it there this is a great song ........priscilla

  • hi, im from MEXICO, DONEGAL is my ancestors homeland by the side of my mother,they moved to Spain centuries ago and they changed their lastname from GALLAGHER to GALAZ, really i dont know why, can someone tell me if is known this kind of exodus from Ireland to Spain centuries ago.

    thanks. GOD BLESS IRELAND.

  • avatarprimus - In 1607 the "Flight of the Earls" occurred, when the defeated rebels of the Nine Years' War, Earl of Tyrone Hugh O'Neill and Earl of Tyrconnell (Donegal) Rory O'Donnell, along with many chiefs and their followers from Ulster, fled Ireland. So alot of the Irish refugees that left Ireland settled in Spain and other European countries. Through the years alot of them inter married and so there names changed and eventually they became part of the country they settled in.

  • thanks so much for your help.Erin Go Bragh!!!

  • Your Ancestors had to flee Ireland because of the Reformation,which turned England into a

    Protestant Country.The Catholic Irish were turned into second class citizens in "their"

    own Country.The English Landed classes wanted rid of the Catholics and murder and starvation

    were very common practice.This in fact was what all the trouble in the North was always about,the I.R.A.started to protect the Catholics and War broke out.

  • thanks for your comment, im trying to know more about that, our family is still Catholic, thanks God, so they did the right thing to preserve their Belief. thanks again. greetings from Mexico, and have a very Merry Christmas.

  • You are most welcome my friend, also a "Very Happy Christmas" to you and a prosperous New Year.

  • thanks for your comment, im trying to know more about that, our family is still Catholic, thanks God, so they did the right thing to preserve their Belief. thanks again. greetings from Mexico, and have a very Merry Christmas.

  • We are the people

  • This brings us back to our roots! keep up the good work! we could do with more of this nostalgic type of music/video look at the positive side as some comments are to be disregarded for the lake of not known the Irish

    as the where

  • up Killybegs, and the whole damn County for that matter

  • Brilliant

  • up kilcar my sister lives there xx

  • My gradfar was from Killybeggs

  • bridie gallagher eat your heart out:

  • Nice view of Gweebarra Bay in the Video.. Judging by the Hair the video mustve been shot in the early 80's

  • Part Irish here, some where down the line, BORN IN THE USA. My favorite music is "real Irish songs"! I enjoyed this alot!!!! Do Danny Boy and Shenandoa for us, please.

  • beautiful voice, I love it.

  • i'm from donegal too! near letterkenny. jus love the aul donegal songs!

  • were are you, im from letterkenny but live in california now

  • newtowncunningham, on the derry side of letterkenny. wat about yourself...

  • grew up in a wee place called PLUCK!!! on your wat to the town im sure you went through it if you didn't blink.

  • aye i think i've heard of it. ha ha. dis county is full of wee towns! lol

  • oh shut up and just enjoy the music

  • What??????There's no Leprachauns!!!!!!!!!!!

    That's it then...Last week I was told there was no Santa Claus...Buíochas le dia for the music!!!!!

  • BEAUTIFUL

  • Hello, I am from Derry and have family in Donegal Carn, Moville, Culdaff and Limavady, I miss the homeland living in England now

  • freederry81 im from derry 2 but living in tan land i hate it here no respect or morals i long 4 the day wen i can go home 2 this lovely cultured land. I tell u this if u like this song tune into highland on a sunday after mass its on till 2 its magic .

  • Donegal town..what part are your parents from

  • Dungloe & Fintown

  • Jesus ive never been i a cottage with accustics like that ha ha ha. Aye magees, or in the visitor centre in ionad cois locha, dunlewy

  • Ok i am from donegal

    1. our great grannys and grandads would have spent their evenng like that..around 100 years ago..we do not.

    2. You could get one of them jumpers in maggees of donegal..in donegal town..type mageeshop into google.

    3. Ireland is just as modern as any other country..we do not live like this anymore...

    4. There is no such things as leprachons...i have been asked this 5 times now by serious american tourists..

  • what part of Donegal are you from my folks are from Donegal

  • Beautiful song together with the excellent voice and performance of Diedre. Where can I find more songs of Diedre?

  • Beautiful song with excellent voice and performance of Diedre. Where can I find more songs of Diedre?

  • Ah what a lovely voice.

    14th.april.07.

    3.03pm.b.s.t.

  • I love Donegal....X

  • this was the best from mary tony wren tronto,canada.

  • does anyone know where I could get one of them jumpers she is wearing?

  • MacGees, innit

  • This is a typical evening in Donegal, right?

  • Yes

  • paul brady owns this song!!!

  • Legend of a tune. Up the donegal

  • This song is so true love going up 2 my family in donegal now and then

  • Is the accordian a traditional Irish instrument? I'm not that familiar with Irish music, but the accordian doesn't come to mind when I think of Irish music.

  • Watching this video was like falling out of a moving car.

  • I nearly shat myself watching this! Very amusing.

  • To hear that song once more brings back the memories of my younger days. A beautiful song sang by a very beautiful voice.From your second Ireland (Newfoundland)

  • i was in ireland as i listened 2 her lovely voice fantasyic

  • I love this song but it's a pity the fire looks so fake, nothing like my dear old granny's turf fire over which she cooked and baked all day.

  • That doesn't sound right. She baked bread and cooked food all day over the old turf fire.

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