The fureys -oro

[tongiorgi]

sadly, this song is relevant again 

[FatalityG15]

Fantastic!! :)

[ziggyded]

im not irish but i truly love the music of ireland, its variety richness and traditional music is so rich and beautiful and this song has so much power in it.

[theej12354]

i love this song, this is the song of my childhood.

[jamesjammeroconnor]

love this song great vid do ya no anywhere i can dl this been lookin for it everywhere cheers

[optiaine]

Fine Gael...

[spalexy]

power!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[SuperDoom5]

We'll see this happening soon. They'll drive us out of Ireland in boat loads again!!!

[ginger209]

powerful song,unbelivable voice,were lucky to have him and his brothers, good ballyer men,1st class lads

[fearghus66]

gr8  piping

[sugarpaddy08]

a load of shite again by the singing knackers

[reywilliamr]

any former ira or american supporters of the ira that will be in pittsburg for st pats parade on march 14-lets get together for a draft-send me a note

up the ira

[ceoltire]

"Fantastic version of this "Dubs-song

Love Finbar's broken voice!

[JPMD821]

class

[levster31]

cant someone let me know the gaelic please ;-)... oro AY WALYA MICHAEL..AND SHE DA VA AY VALYA

[zwrdl]

Oro, shey do vaha wallya = Óró sé do bheatha 'bhaile = "Oro, you are welcome home."

Óró sé do bheatha 'bhaile is a Republican rebel song, adapted by the great Patrick Pearse at the time of the Easter Rising.

YouTube has some great versions. My favorites include the version by Tommy Makem and the Clancy Brothers, Sinéad O'Connor's Live version, and her treatment for the soundtrack of Wind that Shakes the Barley, The Wolfe Tones, and the a cappella version by Darach Ó Catháin.

[zwrdl]

And of course the Dubliners.

[JMD0429]

Good man is Ronnie Drew.

[zwrdl]

Say a prayer for him.

[levster31]

thanks very much m8 ;-)

[uncleswilly]

Sinéad's live version is one of my favorites, as is Ronnie's...God rest his soul. Many great versions of this classic rebel song on the tube!

[zwrdl]

Ah, Ronnie....end of an era. Liam Clancy is still with us, God bless him. Listen to Oro by the Fureys. Just "oro" - not the whole title. Same melody, different interpretation. Very powerful.

[AnTighBeag]

Yes zwrdl is spot on. This is a song written by Finbar Furey taking part of the chorus from the Irish standard 'Óró Sé Do Bheatha Abhaile' rather than an English translation.

[mickpaddyirish]

Munya Soebyens! Long live all the Furey's both your's and mine!

[sacredchinook]

Lovely<3

[killiekentman]

great song and video. saw them 30 years ago, the old line up and again last week in Hastings.still great. thanks for posting

[kramervkramer]

some song!!!

[madfortrad5958]

great video

[trichoone]

thankyou for that means a lot coming from a true Celtic video man . unfortunately some of the images didn't come up to standard .

[bulbin100]

love this song and the fureys just wanted to know wt album the track is from thankyou darlings im a big fan aswell as my 2year old son harvey

[trichoone]

thanks for watching and the CD it is taken from is the " Winds of Change" album -trichoone .

[bulbin100]

wot album is this on darling .

[Frozendog7]

Amazing!

[morgan01welsh]

the fureys are the best irish band ever!

[wlftone]

Great song! Do you have "Oh, no" the frying pan song by the Fureys?

Thanks!

[liams18]

brillant

[trichoone]

thanks for watching .

[poemasterssh]

terrific best version ive heard yet

[trichoone]

Great glad you liked it .

[poemasterssh]

did they ever make a fule version of new york girls for a video

[trichoone]

sorry not sure about that , not in my collection anyway .

[poemasterssh]

Thanx neways thats another good song by them wish they did have a video.

[peterderic1948]

just great fantastic

[trichoone]

Thanks glad you liked it , pity some of my images wasn't better though .

[PiperGlack]

Mother of God, where can I get a copy of this song? It's brilliant

[kate285]

you dont know what your missing, its the best place in the world.

[plankerfunny5]

all so love ireland the land of my grand perants but never been

[bodengirl]

fair play you should come to ireland

[trichoone]

might do that one day .

[garmla]

an mhaith is gaeilge for very good,your not irish then?

[trichoone]

thanks , no sorry I'm not but i'm sure some part of me must be I have great affection for the celtic lands .

[garmla]

an mhaith

[trichoone]

I apologise for my ignorance garmla but i wish i knew what you said good or bad - trichoone