@crematoriumx The God you speak of is the same as the Gods of old. All cultures had Polytheistic or Monotheistic religions. But these religions were just the way they envisioned what God was like. Some believed that there was a Pantheon of Gods and Goddesses. Others believed that God was one omnipotent power. They all and we all worshiped and worship the same God/Goddess. As for Devil Worship, last I checked the Deities of Old and New are not evil. And in no way are Satan.
@crematoriumx Christianity invented The Devil. It's not a Pagan concept. And as for vanishing pagans...well...we were here when Christianity started. Christianity and the other Abraham faiths dominated the world and started fighting each other. And we're still here. And as for worshipping myths...that's pretty much a Christianity thing too. Or did they suddenly stop talking about the turning the water into wine, the whole empty tomb thing...walking on water, bringing back the dead....etc
@SymphonicFreak1 You know, sometimes I wish that too, but then I think about the incessant brutal warfare, the oppressive tyranny, the plagues and lack of medicine, and inability to do anything outside of the caste you were born into. Then I think I've got it pretty good, and I realize I'd just rather experience the medieval period vicariously through music, films, and books. :P
Don't forget the Iberian Celts, that were the last resistents of this amazing culture. Wherever they went, the Celts mixed with local inhabitants, so there are not pure Celts.
Ahh... I can't wait for the Christians to finally experience the Law of Threefold Returns. Blessed Be! The Goddess shall reign Eternal, with Morrigan at her side! VIVAT, VIVAT, VIVAT!
@TheWiccanRaven Good luck Raven. The ancient ways of the Sean-nos were removed by the English years ago. If the brotherhood and sisterhood can be revived let me know. Ta me na paisti na Mhorrigan! I am a child of Eire and a Child of the Morrigan. Be nice to see her and the Tuatha De Danaan respected once again :)
We are not dead... simply moved with the times. Our culture is alive ... an undercurrent beneath mainstream culture. All we need do is seek it out.. and it will find us again.
@TheWiccanRaven Very true in a fact much of the ancient Druidic Religion is gone. Some inferences are made by constructionist but the Druidic Order was destroyed in Ireland centuries ago. And with them are lost centuries of oral tradition.
Please simply enjoy the music Love your wife and children Pray to your Pagan gods or your nailed god Enjoy life to the fullest With no regrets
And instead of judging each other and what are religion did in the past basing those peoples mistakes on people in that religion today Ignore them or find common ground
It is not are place to judge as some religions have set let the Gods do it on your death bed ^^
( P.s I am pagan :D and iv read up on alot of other religions ^^)
But Honestly you guys should not be argueing over a culture and religion in a comment for a song What happen in the past keep it their
Pagans and wiccans that keep bringing this kind of stuff up to me it seems liek their only reason is to defend their religion from an unkown threat
Christians and other newer religions That argue this well those people are ignorant and i pity them and their closed minded ways what the church they go to preaches
The Romans did the heavyset Damage to British Celtic culture then Christianity gradually over the years tore down remnants of it all through the world as they did with many many other religions And as for saying Celts where a christian Celmmcelz alot of people would ignore that statement For part of true Celtic Culture was of the old religion that was based alot around Celtic people
@Azaell92 "Celt" is technically a linguistic term. It refers to people who speak languages in the Celtic branch of the Indo-European languages family. Large numbers of those people converted to Christianity during late antiquity and the early middle ages. Saying that a Celt can't also be Christian is like saying that you can't be French and Jewish at the same time.
fuck christianity, fuck islam, fuck judaism, fuck all that late-mid-eastern mythology.
world would be much better if they weren't so wide-spread. it's time to return to pagan/shaman ways and find our true form instead of living like slaves in this life and praying for forgiveness from a discreetly patriarchial and sadistic mid-eastern god and his so called prophets.
hail to all "true" people around the world from turkey.
Actually it's time to leave behind the child tales about an all-mighty gods taking care of us. Our fate is in our hands now and the sooner mankind realizes this, the better. Religion should become mythology an be enjoyed through various works of art, but never be a guideline to our lives again.
@alexsavch nah, religions are a pretty good ethic guideline, but the divinity as such should be omited, and used only as a way to explain the moral itself better. Imagine norse religion. Its a great guide for life, having honor and brotherhood as main values, but the part of the gods isnt that important. I wish I could express myself more freely, but im in a hurry and youtube doesnt allow very long comments.
The Celts are not a race, they are a people united by language, culture, religion and warrior honor. Some were dark skinned Mediterraneans, and others were light skinned. THe idea of a WHITE Celt is a myth.
@merlinreborn Name wise the Celts weren't calling themselves Celts. They were a linguistic group united in common culture and religion. Much like the Germanic peoples.
@DarkenVise Very true! One forgets the migratory habits of the Celts, even Greek culture was influenced by the Celts and modern research show some striking similarities between ancient Indian Brahmins and Celtic Druids. I for one think that perhaps there may have been a common ancestry at one point between Indians and Celts.
@ashkrowe Both are Indo-European peoples! Sanskrit shares co-agnates or similar words with many languages in the greater family! Which includes the Romance Languages, Germanic, and Celtic! In fact even Persian is part of the larger family as a whole. Culturally the Celts share relationships with groups such as the Japanese with their creation of a "Emperor" or "High King" who ruled more as a Shaman or Priest hiearch rather than a true ruler :)
@ashkrowe They do have a common ancestry the original people are the "indo-europeans" as in india europeans and some of the norse people as well, the indo europeans conquered many people and have links to sumeria as well, you see it in a lot of religions where new gods come in and conquer the old, such as odin, or in the celts or the greeks with the titans, going from very matriarchal societies to more patriarchal though not solely, the morrigan is quite possibly pre indo european though
@Donkolopis Correct there is a theory that the Indo-Europeans displaced the older Neolithic groups and introduced Sky God Worship. Strange however is that both Ireland and Wales (counting in Scotland) share a common creator goddess named Danu (irish) or Don. Interesting enough they seem pretty damn similar in names pointing to a common name that existed in the area even before that.
Basically they both begin with /d/ back vowel (/a/ and /o/) and also possess an /n/, *Shrugs*
@DarkenVise The Romans and Greeks weren't sure who was who. The Celts were a confederation of different people, for sure. Look at Hispania and Gaul. The Celts made their way there and mixed with lots of folk. If one thing can be said, the Celts were not racist. Then they popped over to Britain.
@Cstrife234 That's the interesting about the Celts. Historically we trace them via language and common art and other artifacts. Many assume they were one major ethnic group where they were more of a ethno-linguistic one. The Romans often confused the Germans and the Celts for each other too.
@Cstrife234 Actually Caesar called the Britains Gauls at one point. The current studies points to several different cultural groups call sharing similar styles of art and all being part of one big linguistic family. A study conducted by two linguists actually dated the time when Welsh and Proto-Irish split from Gaulish. Also note that there is a distinct Iberian haloptype found in Western Ireland and WThis is noted by Oxford geneticist Brian Sykes.
White is a really inaccurate term, using skin Color and Phenotype to track people is not a good way to categorize societies. The Celts shared a common Linguistic Family, Cultural Heritage, and the Druidic Faith. They came in all shapes and sizes and shared a proud passionate warrior ethic :)
Of European ancestry and of a European phenotype would be more accurate. Let's please not superimpose multicultural, social engineering on our ancestors. The different tribes the Celts were composed of were racially homogenous.
@dudekin Nope, the Insular Celts are of an Iberian / Neolithic halop type where as the Continental Celts were more likely mixed between several different tribal groups. There is no Celtic race, that is a misnomer, there is no race that is also a misnomer. Race is a superimposed societal modern conception. Celts were from different backgrounds but spoke a similar set of languages, shared a similar faith, and shared a similar religion. Culture is not just blood it's a lot of things.
@dudekin I'm gonna have to say nope. The Phenotype is not a basis of Race in fact it's an artificial modern construction to even use that. There is no "Celtic Race" that is a myth, what we do have is a proud heritage of culture, of warrior ethic and a history of survival against ethnocide. I am not superimposing social engineering because I am applying the fact that there was no racial homogenization there was linguistic and cultural relation however.
@DarkenVise No, I think you misunderstood, I'm agreeing with you more than you realise.
A Celt must be of European ancestry and phenotype. Someone of European ancestry isn't necessarily a Celt. Darkenvise, the phenotype is used to categorise race, physical anthropologists use it to this day. It was American Social Anthropologist, Franz Boas, that first argued against this, and has been subsequently exposed a fraudster, as was his sycophantic follower, Margaret Mead.
@dudekin Ah, reading more of your posts it seems you do follow the 'race is a recent social construction' mumbo-jumbo.
Indeed, the notion of a 'pure' race, perhaps is, in recognising the fission and fusion of different peoples. However, when individuals discredit the notion of a race in itself - I can't help but laugh. It seems such a neglect of the basic means of inductive catgorisation science thrives upon is exclusive to humans. I mean, I hear few arguing a Poodle to be a social construct.
@dudekin That Mumbo-Jumbo is the basis of years of study. Race is an inaccurate term as it is based upon faulty assumptions made by people who didn't even do any field studies. What more aptly applies to genetic studies is "population" because populations can have genetic dinstinctness but at the same time often have multiple influences. Phenotype is an idiotic basis of identification as it is no longer applicable in the geopolitical world outside rare isolates.
@DarkenVise Again, incorrect, and anyone who wishes to prove/disprove race on the basis of fieldwork clearly misunderstands the genetic and morphological features by which any race is identified. It's interesting how it isn't the biologists who attempt to 'disprove' race, rather the social anthropologists.
Franz Boas has been exposed as a fraudster. He deliberately toyed with his findings on his 'experiments' on the validity of cranial morphology.
@dudekin And furthermore, had a clear political agenda in his works. Margaret Mead's gross perversions of Samoan society, under the leadership of Boas' guidance and evaluation are further evidence of Boas having little interest in truth as opposed to political revolution.
@dudekin What Phenotype are you talking about? There are mutilple haplogroups found in Europe alone not to mention European phenotypes specific to given regions. The Celts were not even remotely homegenous as the culture not via genetics but via interaction. There is not such thing as Celtic blood, the insular Celts are genetically distinct from the English, but that is not what makes them Celt. Celt is identifying with a heritage, not with blood alone. Race is the worse term to apply here.
Celtic culture was a phenomena exclusive to those of European descent. There was no such thing as an African, Asian, Indian, ad naseum, Celt.
You can challenge the concept of 'whiteness' all you want, but you're not doing so on scientific grounds, you're doing so on the grounds of those political dissidents of the early 20th century that had a bone to pick with a culture that rejected them.
@dudekin The problem with your statement is there was no direct phenotypical and physical homogenity between the Celts. Some were Mediterranean some where Central and Northern European. They common links of culture and language, but were a diverse population of tribes that share those attributes. Even if they were "white" they didn't consider themselves on people. Modern Celtic ethnicity is not via blood but the response to oppression on Celtic Speaking populations in the modern era.
@DarkenVise Yes there was. In the same way there is morphological homogenity among the peoples of Europe today.
Most historians and scientists regard all European subraces as different strands of the same European family tree - all intimately linked: there is your 'direct "phenotypical" and physical homogenity".
You wouldn't use this unscientific methodology with black tribal societies, so please don't pervert the history books in this case, either.
@dudekin I don't even know what you are talking about even more. All I said was that historically the Celts are not one singular people. They were different peoples united in language, not in looks and blood. What you see in the modern day is the result of once isolated groups becoming intermixed. Whatever sources you are quoting are pseudo-science at best, since you seem to be fixated on idea of a white race. There is no white race, that is a myth created by Muller to prop up the germans.
@DarkenVise The White race was created by Max Muller?
Even the ultra left-wing proponents of 'Critical Whiteness Studies' would laugh at such a bogus claim. If you want to go down that route, you'd place the creation of Whiteness at the beginning of the expansion of the Iberian Empire - the colonial regimes. Even so, individuals of European ancestry can be identified genetically, and also via morphology - any good physical anthropologist knows the race of a skeleton.
@dudekin There is no white race what you are confusing is the basis of phenotypical expression in regional populations. Race is an out dated term created by arm-chair fools. In the modern usage it is used to identify people of given regions, what I have said is that the ancient celts were not a homogenous people. You got fixated on European-ness and went off the deep end with idiotic conjecture.
@DarkenVise Again, you are incorrect. Species were also created by 'arm-chair' fools - should we ignore the insight? Not only are you persistently committing a genetic fallacy, but you are parroting the bogus findings of politically bias, and openly so, anthropologists, without the relevant qualifications.
@DarkenVise Ok, keep parroting the absurdities of early 20th century anthropologists who had no formal training in biology, nor genetics. The very fact that DNA ancestry tests exist disproves your erroneous claims.
Talk of ignorance. Even a rudimentary understanding of evolutionary development should shed light on racial differentiation. The social anthropologists you so revere are political subversives, self admittedly - hence their esteemed 'culture of critique' style of ethnographic writing.
@dudekin All I said was that historically the celts were not a homogenous people nor is there a Celtic race. That is a incorrect concept based upon the fact that until recently there was no European homogenity on the continent, everyone was a different group or people. I know about the basis of regional characteristics and identify skeletons that has nothing to do with what I was talking about. You keep talking about weird conjecture that was unrelated to my points.
@dudekin Your lack of understanding is just hilarious. The Irish would never consider themselves the same race along with the English, the Martyrs of 1916 are rolling in their graves.
@DarkenVise I didn't say they were, Darkenvise, although may would be.
Regardless, I couldn't care less what the Irish say they are, or are not. Many Irish also say they are *racially* Celtic - should that make you change your stance? Of course not. For someone who seems to like Anthropology, it's a shame you have little understanding of ethnography.
@Mefgar The idea of a purely white Celtic Race is the myth, there are plenty of Northern European Celts as they were Anatolian Celts. The tribes were all over the place. Hope that makes more sense.
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the Bodb Catha = the Morrigan and her two sisters, Macha and Nemain i think, were grey haired, mean eyed, tough warriors who could kick ass! all three armed well! but thats only when in human form. .....this is what they did to get food!>>>>they came into the dreams of ranking nobles and urged them to make war! then the Bodb Catha, in Raven form, would feast on the dead! thats why three ravens in a tree was bad omen!!
(long winded) You could even say that the greater part of northern Greece and parts of Anatolia were once inhabited by Celtic speaking peoples. Celts certainly travelled extensively throughout the mediterranean and would have known a great deal about their neighbors. Don't forget that many tribes migrated after the fall of the Roman Empire.
This great culture once spanned from the very edge of Ireland to the Moorish coast of Spain, to the mighty forests of Germany, all the way up to the cold cliffs of Norway. We were united by our language, which varied little. Christ killed our people, the Morrigans Song is a shadow now. We are dead.
Yes actually they were tied together by a basic language that could be understood despite regional differences. If you think about it the areas of Iberia, Britain, Gaul, Germany, and Scandinavia are only a part of Europe.
I'm sorry you must have had many conversations with Iron Age Celts, I'll just take my EDUCATION and stuff it....You guys are all so smart. I wish I hadn't blown all that money on tuition, seems like I can be a genius without any factual backup anyway!
The German people are of Celtic origins, the Scandinavians are most likely not of Celtic origin. Though most of Europe was Celtic pre-fall of Rome. Even French and German are languages from the same 2 peoples, the Franks.
The germanic people are NOT from celtic origin. The Scandinavians and middle europeans have the same origin and a very similair culture. They just spread their living grounds.
Germans are not of Celtic origins, strictly speaking. Maybe southern Germans would have some celtic blood and the Germans near France and Belgium but at this point the only Celtic nationalities are the Welsh, Cornish, Scottish, Irish, Britanny (not Britain) and the people of the Isle of Man (maybe Switzerland as well) but I don't think it would be accurate to say that any nationalities other than those are Celtic. At least not since the mass migration of German tribes...
Yes all white caucasians are Celts and that means all of europe are Celts. Even American citizens that are white are Celts. This is a moving song and speaks a lot of truth. However to die as a warrior (Man or Woman) it is an honor and a privilage. To be taken by Morrigan is a blessing. Though you leave those you love behind.
The Germans are NOT of Celtic origin. Two different ethnic groups there, bro. Though a LOT of Europe was Celtic in the Pre-Roman period it doesn't mean everyone is Celtic. Actually Scandinavians and Germans are closely related. French is a mix of Latin and Frankish and they are descended from the Franks (who are Germanic), other Germanic peoples, Latins and a little Gaulish Celt which still kind of exists in Brittany, France. Germans are from a bunch of Germanic tribes, like the Alemanni.
Proto-Germanic, Celtic, whatever you want to call it, an Iron Age "englishman" and an Iron Age "german" meet, chances are they would have been able to talk...if they didn't just kill each other. Dude I went to college, I wrote several essays and even a piece for a textbook. Another year and I'll have a bachelors degree in ancient european history. I noticed we're the only people on here slagging each other, so lets drop the sarcasm and talk like adults.
@ashkrowe the northen part of spain like glicia ( the celt part of spain) once was attacked by the moroco. But it was never a part of moroco. they didint like northen spain. To cold for them ;)
@Sinietan And that my friend is the power of Christ! Your God says "Thou shalt have no other Gods before me" and lo and behold... They ordered Seutonius to go to Yns Mons and kill our religion. So yes it is Mans fault, but it was the Roman religion that made it so.
@Arbaces420 Nor Wales and Cornwall either. Which is why Celtic language and culture flourished in all of those regions until they were conquered by England centuries after they were Christianized.
@celzmccelz No... the blame lay squarely on the shoulders of the intolerant Christian Roman Leaders who could not stomach the thought of preists who actually helped their community instead of plundering it!
@ashkrowe You do realize that Caesar conquered Gaul in 52 BC before Christianity even existed, don't you? Britain was conquered in the mid 1st century almost 300 years before Rome became Christian. The Romans suppressed the druids for political reasons, not religious ones.
@celzmccelz Christianity was only fully established near the end of the 11th century in Scottland, where fully established does not mean completely conquered. The end started in the late 13th century, something like 1290 or so, when England invaded Scottland. To my knowledge, those where the last celtic remnants. I am not 100% sure about Scandinavian or similar northern countries ethnics and religions, though. Might very well be that some survived longer with their culture intact.
Ireland has been Christian since the 5th century. Starting in the 6th century, Scotland was colonized by the Irish, who were called Scotti in Latin. Hence the name. The old Gaelic orders in Ireland were not destroyed by the English until the 16th century. And I'd say Culloden did more damage to "Celtic culture" in Scotland than Edward I's campaigns.
@ashkrowe dont you mean the Christians killed your people not christ if christ was hear he would call the Christian church hypocrites and make them apoligize for years of Oppression
@ashkrowe you can't blame someone for that.... that's just history nothing more. All perish with time and blaming Christ for something is so ... immature
@spirit0614 Blaming Christians isn't the same as blaming Christ.. Christ is an ok dude.. His followers can take a long walk off a short pier into shark infested waters for all I care.
@JHart06 The issue is also by blaming a group as a generalism you are being just as bad as them. Best to stop blaming and just ignore idiots who obscure the words of a religion to make themselves appear more important.
@JHart06 hahah wow you are on something but not something right there is a bad view of christians today they are mostly wrong in most now adays do not follow what the bible really says the distort it in thier own ways and now it has become normal i challenge you to meet face to face with a true of the bible christian and see what its really about by what you have said i dont see any real understanding kthnxbye
aye im tryin 2 find some good irish metal bands
mattevil69 2 weeks ago
i can see boobies
chugs1984 3 months ago
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ShadowtigerNeverDies 3 months ago
how can i learn to sing this at guitar?
BackInBlack616 4 months ago
Oh yea, normal vocals!
FrostmoorX 4 months ago
fuk you all christianity will vanish you all you psycho who worship devil's and mythologies go to hell
a fanatic christian who like folk music and hate pagan people
crematoriumx 4 months ago
@crematoriumx The God you speak of is the same as the Gods of old. All cultures had Polytheistic or Monotheistic religions. But these religions were just the way they envisioned what God was like. Some believed that there was a Pantheon of Gods and Goddesses. Others believed that God was one omnipotent power. They all and we all worshiped and worship the same God/Goddess. As for Devil Worship, last I checked the Deities of Old and New are not evil. And in no way are Satan.
GothRevolutionary 4 months ago
@crematoriumx Christianity invented The Devil. It's not a Pagan concept. And as for vanishing pagans...well...we were here when Christianity started. Christianity and the other Abraham faiths dominated the world and started fighting each other. And we're still here. And as for worshipping myths...that's pretty much a Christianity thing too. Or did they suddenly stop talking about the turning the water into wine, the whole empty tomb thing...walking on water, bringing back the dead....etc
thesmithhouse9 3 months ago
fuk you all christianity will vanish you all you psycho who worship devil's and mythologies go to hell
crematoriumx 4 months ago
Can everyone just shut up about the contreversial stuff happening and just listen to some great music?
Mefgar 6 months ago 4
When Iisten to Celtic or Viking music, I wish I could have lived in Europe in the low middle ages
SymphonicFreak1 7 months ago 2
@SymphonicFreak1 You know, sometimes I wish that too, but then I think about the incessant brutal warfare, the oppressive tyranny, the plagues and lack of medicine, and inability to do anything outside of the caste you were born into. Then I think I've got it pretty good, and I realize I'd just rather experience the medieval period vicariously through music, films, and books. :P
wiglaugh 6 months ago
Don't forget the Iberian Celts, that were the last resistents of this amazing culture. Wherever they went, the Celts mixed with local inhabitants, so there are not pure Celts.
WoddenPints 8 months ago 2
Ta me mac na hEirinn.
DarkenVise 8 months ago
Hey all, is this the complete song? where can I find the album for sale?
Ret2121 9 months ago
I want go to the past!!! Fucking new world make me sick . This time sucks and I see only destruction on our world.
narutofreak12312312 9 months ago
Respect the Celts as they were and as they are. No matter what faith the cultural heritage of language is what matters.
DarkenVise 9 months ago
@DarkenVise Also a heritage of kicking ass and taking names.
SilentSabre 9 months ago
@SilentSabre Typical day in Bronze Age lands of Gaul, kill the enemy tribesmen take their damn heads.
DarkenVise 9 months ago
@SilentSabre And also burying your dead with wagons.
DarkenVise 8 months ago
This is the Pagan Metal that I love ! <3
seqament 11 months ago
@seqament Specifically this song is "Pagan Folk" but some songs from this band are pagan metal
TheHellwick 11 months ago
Untied ye brother, Untied ye men, Untied for we are warriors we fight for freedom we fight for honor, we fight for our country no mater the cost.
Nichster999999 1 year ago
Ahh... I can't wait for the Christians to finally experience the Law of Threefold Returns. Blessed Be! The Goddess shall reign Eternal, with Morrigan at her side! VIVAT, VIVAT, VIVAT!
Darkfeather21 1 year ago
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@Darkfeather21 blessed be the Morrigan, stand behind us in our battles.
bartyfarslar 1 year ago
our culture is alive and it breathes xxx
morriganwitch 1 year ago
@TheWiccanRaven Good luck Raven. The ancient ways of the Sean-nos were removed by the English years ago. If the brotherhood and sisterhood can be revived let me know. Ta me na paisti na Mhorrigan! I am a child of Eire and a Child of the Morrigan. Be nice to see her and the Tuatha De Danaan respected once again :)
DarkenVise 1 year ago
We are not dead... simply moved with the times. Our culture is alive ... an undercurrent beneath mainstream culture. All we need do is seek it out.. and it will find us again.
Maconmara1 1 year ago 18
@Maconmara1 May the gods bless you my friend, may they bless you well.
TheRobertBelmont 7 months ago
@Maconmara1: here, here! Thank you for your wisdom.. it is so very true. We've never gone away..
GreenRad2012 4 months ago
@Maconmara1 and what culture is that? (sorry im new to this band)
UTFRG 2 months ago
@TheWiccanRaven Very true in a fact much of the ancient Druidic Religion is gone. Some inferences are made by constructionist but the Druidic Order was destroyed in Ireland centuries ago. And with them are lost centuries of oral tradition.
DarkenVise 1 year ago
What a great song, chills my heart,
666skully 1 year ago
Please simply enjoy the music Love your wife and children Pray to your Pagan gods or your nailed god Enjoy life to the fullest With no regrets
And instead of judging each other and what are religion did in the past basing those peoples mistakes on people in that religion today Ignore them or find common ground
It is not are place to judge as some religions have set let the Gods do it on your death bed ^^
( P.s I am pagan :D and iv read up on alot of other religions ^^)
Azaell92 1 year ago
But Honestly you guys should not be argueing over a culture and religion in a comment for a song What happen in the past keep it their
Pagans and wiccans that keep bringing this kind of stuff up to me it seems liek their only reason is to defend their religion from an unkown threat
Christians and other newer religions That argue this well those people are ignorant and i pity them and their closed minded ways what the church they go to preaches
Azaell92 1 year ago
The Romans did the heavyset Damage to British Celtic culture then Christianity gradually over the years tore down remnants of it all through the world as they did with many many other religions And as for saying Celts where a christian Celmmcelz alot of people would ignore that statement For part of true Celtic Culture was of the old religion that was based alot around Celtic people
Azaell92 1 year ago
@Azaell92 "Celt" is technically a linguistic term. It refers to people who speak languages in the Celtic branch of the Indo-European languages family. Large numbers of those people converted to Christianity during late antiquity and the early middle ages. Saying that a Celt can't also be Christian is like saying that you can't be French and Jewish at the same time.
celzmccelz 1 year ago
@celzmccelz imany diffrent ideals on what a celt is
Azaell92 1 year ago
I love the music ♥
blackrose9111 1 year ago
Would very well compare to the Character Morrigan from Dragon Age Origins :D
Revenantch 1 year ago
@Revenantch Aye dragon age took alot of ideas from Irish Mythology which is really cool
coriain 1 year ago
This song would be f***** epic in a crazy ass last battle scene of a great warrior fighting in battle till his very last breath! - song is epic
lfresh91 1 year ago
Beautiful Music,I Love the voices
THEDAUGHTEROFISIS 1 year ago
fuck christianity, fuck islam, fuck judaism, fuck all that late-mid-eastern mythology.
world would be much better if they weren't so wide-spread. it's time to return to pagan/shaman ways and find our true form instead of living like slaves in this life and praying for forgiveness from a discreetly patriarchial and sadistic mid-eastern god and his so called prophets.
hail to all "true" people around the world from turkey.
oharov 1 year ago
@oharov
Actually it's time to leave behind the child tales about an all-mighty gods taking care of us. Our fate is in our hands now and the sooner mankind realizes this, the better. Religion should become mythology an be enjoyed through various works of art, but never be a guideline to our lives again.
alexsavch 1 year ago
@alexsavch nah, religions are a pretty good ethic guideline, but the divinity as such should be omited, and used only as a way to explain the moral itself better. Imagine norse religion. Its a great guide for life, having honor and brotherhood as main values, but the part of the gods isnt that important. I wish I could express myself more freely, but im in a hurry and youtube doesnt allow very long comments.
MuaySar 1 year ago
The Celts are not a race, they are a people united by language, culture, religion and warrior honor. Some were dark skinned Mediterraneans, and others were light skinned. THe idea of a WHITE Celt is a myth.
DarkenVise 2 years ago 58
@DarkenVise , do you know the difference between myth, legend and fabrication? I doubt it...
merlinreborn 2 years ago
@merlinreborn Name wise the Celts weren't calling themselves Celts. They were a linguistic group united in common culture and religion. Much like the Germanic peoples.
DarkenVise 1 year ago
Celts are just nation.
Szach0 2 years ago
@DarkenVise
Exactly. The flag of the celts was their multi-ethnicity. They were very diverse.
DarthBleh 1 year ago
@DarthBleh Diverse, multi-cultural and multi-religious. A people truly to admire for their propensity for diversity.
DarkenVise 1 year ago
@DarkenVise +3000000, tired of seeing celtic culture used as an instrument by Nazi scum
flameboy44 1 year ago
@DarkenVise Very true! One forgets the migratory habits of the Celts, even Greek culture was influenced by the Celts and modern research show some striking similarities between ancient Indian Brahmins and Celtic Druids. I for one think that perhaps there may have been a common ancestry at one point between Indians and Celts.
ashkrowe 1 year ago
@ashkrowe Does the phrase "Proto Indo-European" mean anything to you?
celzmccelz 1 year ago
@ashkrowe Both are Indo-European peoples! Sanskrit shares co-agnates or similar words with many languages in the greater family! Which includes the Romance Languages, Germanic, and Celtic! In fact even Persian is part of the larger family as a whole. Culturally the Celts share relationships with groups such as the Japanese with their creation of a "Emperor" or "High King" who ruled more as a Shaman or Priest hiearch rather than a true ruler :)
DarkenVise 1 year ago
@ashkrowe They do have a common ancestry the original people are the "indo-europeans" as in india europeans and some of the norse people as well, the indo europeans conquered many people and have links to sumeria as well, you see it in a lot of religions where new gods come in and conquer the old, such as odin, or in the celts or the greeks with the titans, going from very matriarchal societies to more patriarchal though not solely, the morrigan is quite possibly pre indo european though
Donkolopis 1 year ago
@Donkolopis Correct there is a theory that the Indo-Europeans displaced the older Neolithic groups and introduced Sky God Worship. Strange however is that both Ireland and Wales (counting in Scotland) share a common creator goddess named Danu (irish) or Don. Interesting enough they seem pretty damn similar in names pointing to a common name that existed in the area even before that.
Basically they both begin with /d/ back vowel (/a/ and /o/) and also possess an /n/, *Shrugs*
DarkenVise 9 months ago
@DarkenVise The Romans and Greeks weren't sure who was who. The Celts were a confederation of different people, for sure. Look at Hispania and Gaul. The Celts made their way there and mixed with lots of folk. If one thing can be said, the Celts were not racist. Then they popped over to Britain.
Cstrife234 1 year ago
@Cstrife234 That's the interesting about the Celts. Historically we trace them via language and common art and other artifacts. Many assume they were one major ethnic group where they were more of a ethno-linguistic one. The Romans often confused the Germans and the Celts for each other too.
DarkenVise 1 year ago
@Cstrife234 Actually Caesar called the Britains Gauls at one point. The current studies points to several different cultural groups call sharing similar styles of art and all being part of one big linguistic family. A study conducted by two linguists actually dated the time when Welsh and Proto-Irish split from Gaulish. Also note that there is a distinct Iberian haloptype found in Western Ireland and WThis is noted by Oxford geneticist Brian Sykes.
They probably migrated slowly to britain -c
DarkenVise 9 months ago
@DarkenVise there were white celts but not all were
MARVELGUY5000 1 year ago
White is a really inaccurate term, using skin Color and Phenotype to track people is not a good way to categorize societies. The Celts shared a common Linguistic Family, Cultural Heritage, and the Druidic Faith. They came in all shapes and sizes and shared a proud passionate warrior ethic :)
DarkenVise 1 year ago
@DarkenVise It depends how 'white' is defined.
Of European ancestry and of a European phenotype would be more accurate. Let's please not superimpose multicultural, social engineering on our ancestors. The different tribes the Celts were composed of were racially homogenous.
dudekin 9 months ago
@dudekin Nope, the Insular Celts are of an Iberian / Neolithic halop type where as the Continental Celts were more likely mixed between several different tribal groups. There is no Celtic race, that is a misnomer, there is no race that is also a misnomer. Race is a superimposed societal modern conception. Celts were from different backgrounds but spoke a similar set of languages, shared a similar faith, and shared a similar religion. Culture is not just blood it's a lot of things.
DarkenVise 9 months ago
@dudekin I'm gonna have to say nope. The Phenotype is not a basis of Race in fact it's an artificial modern construction to even use that. There is no "Celtic Race" that is a myth, what we do have is a proud heritage of culture, of warrior ethic and a history of survival against ethnocide. I am not superimposing social engineering because I am applying the fact that there was no racial homogenization there was linguistic and cultural relation however.
DarkenVise 9 months ago
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dudekin 9 months ago
@DarkenVise No, I think you misunderstood, I'm agreeing with you more than you realise.
A Celt must be of European ancestry and phenotype. Someone of European ancestry isn't necessarily a Celt. Darkenvise, the phenotype is used to categorise race, physical anthropologists use it to this day. It was American Social Anthropologist, Franz Boas, that first argued against this, and has been subsequently exposed a fraudster, as was his sycophantic follower, Margaret Mead.
dudekin 9 months ago
@dudekin Ah, reading more of your posts it seems you do follow the 'race is a recent social construction' mumbo-jumbo.
Indeed, the notion of a 'pure' race, perhaps is, in recognising the fission and fusion of different peoples. However, when individuals discredit the notion of a race in itself - I can't help but laugh. It seems such a neglect of the basic means of inductive catgorisation science thrives upon is exclusive to humans. I mean, I hear few arguing a Poodle to be a social construct.
dudekin 9 months ago
@dudekin That Mumbo-Jumbo is the basis of years of study. Race is an inaccurate term as it is based upon faulty assumptions made by people who didn't even do any field studies. What more aptly applies to genetic studies is "population" because populations can have genetic dinstinctness but at the same time often have multiple influences. Phenotype is an idiotic basis of identification as it is no longer applicable in the geopolitical world outside rare isolates.
DarkenVise 8 months ago
@DarkenVise Again, incorrect, and anyone who wishes to prove/disprove race on the basis of fieldwork clearly misunderstands the genetic and morphological features by which any race is identified. It's interesting how it isn't the biologists who attempt to 'disprove' race, rather the social anthropologists.
Franz Boas has been exposed as a fraudster. He deliberately toyed with his findings on his 'experiments' on the validity of cranial morphology.
dudekin 8 months ago
@dudekin And furthermore, had a clear political agenda in his works. Margaret Mead's gross perversions of Samoan society, under the leadership of Boas' guidance and evaluation are further evidence of Boas having little interest in truth as opposed to political revolution.
dudekin 8 months ago
@dudekin What Phenotype are you talking about? There are mutilple haplogroups found in Europe alone not to mention European phenotypes specific to given regions. The Celts were not even remotely homegenous as the culture not via genetics but via interaction. There is not such thing as Celtic blood, the insular Celts are genetically distinct from the English, but that is not what makes them Celt. Celt is identifying with a heritage, not with blood alone. Race is the worse term to apply here.
DarkenVise 8 months ago
@DarkenVise Again, your points are irrelevant.
Celtic culture was a phenomena exclusive to those of European descent. There was no such thing as an African, Asian, Indian, ad naseum, Celt.
You can challenge the concept of 'whiteness' all you want, but you're not doing so on scientific grounds, you're doing so on the grounds of those political dissidents of the early 20th century that had a bone to pick with a culture that rejected them.
dudekin 8 months ago
@dudekin The problem with your statement is there was no direct phenotypical and physical homogenity between the Celts. Some were Mediterranean some where Central and Northern European. They common links of culture and language, but were a diverse population of tribes that share those attributes. Even if they were "white" they didn't consider themselves on people. Modern Celtic ethnicity is not via blood but the response to oppression on Celtic Speaking populations in the modern era.
DarkenVise 8 months ago
@DarkenVise Yes there was. In the same way there is morphological homogenity among the peoples of Europe today.
Most historians and scientists regard all European subraces as different strands of the same European family tree - all intimately linked: there is your 'direct "phenotypical" and physical homogenity".
You wouldn't use this unscientific methodology with black tribal societies, so please don't pervert the history books in this case, either.
dudekin 8 months ago
@dudekin I don't even know what you are talking about even more. All I said was that historically the Celts are not one singular people. They were different peoples united in language, not in looks and blood. What you see in the modern day is the result of once isolated groups becoming intermixed. Whatever sources you are quoting are pseudo-science at best, since you seem to be fixated on idea of a white race. There is no white race, that is a myth created by Muller to prop up the germans.
DarkenVise 8 months ago
@DarkenVise The White race was created by Max Muller?
Even the ultra left-wing proponents of 'Critical Whiteness Studies' would laugh at such a bogus claim. If you want to go down that route, you'd place the creation of Whiteness at the beginning of the expansion of the Iberian Empire - the colonial regimes. Even so, individuals of European ancestry can be identified genetically, and also via morphology - any good physical anthropologist knows the race of a skeleton.
dudekin 8 months ago
@dudekin There is no white race what you are confusing is the basis of phenotypical expression in regional populations. Race is an out dated term created by arm-chair fools. In the modern usage it is used to identify people of given regions, what I have said is that the ancient celts were not a homogenous people. You got fixated on European-ness and went off the deep end with idiotic conjecture.
DarkenVise 8 months ago
@DarkenVise Again, you are incorrect. Species were also created by 'arm-chair' fools - should we ignore the insight? Not only are you persistently committing a genetic fallacy, but you are parroting the bogus findings of politically bias, and openly so, anthropologists, without the relevant qualifications.
dudekin 8 months ago
@dudekin Your straw man arguments are adorable mate. But since you are bent on being ignorant I will bid you adieu.
DarkenVise 8 months ago
@DarkenVise Ok, keep parroting the absurdities of early 20th century anthropologists who had no formal training in biology, nor genetics. The very fact that DNA ancestry tests exist disproves your erroneous claims.
Talk of ignorance. Even a rudimentary understanding of evolutionary development should shed light on racial differentiation. The social anthropologists you so revere are political subversives, self admittedly - hence their esteemed 'culture of critique' style of ethnographic writing.
dudekin 8 months ago
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DarkenVise 8 months ago
@dudekin All I said was that historically the celts were not a homogenous people nor is there a Celtic race. That is a incorrect concept based upon the fact that until recently there was no European homogenity on the continent, everyone was a different group or people. I know about the basis of regional characteristics and identify skeletons that has nothing to do with what I was talking about. You keep talking about weird conjecture that was unrelated to my points.
DarkenVise 8 months ago
@dudekin Your lack of understanding is just hilarious. The Irish would never consider themselves the same race along with the English, the Martyrs of 1916 are rolling in their graves.
DarkenVise 8 months ago
@DarkenVise I didn't say they were, Darkenvise, although may would be.
Regardless, I couldn't care less what the Irish say they are, or are not. Many Irish also say they are *racially* Celtic - should that make you change your stance? Of course not. For someone who seems to like Anthropology, it's a shame you have little understanding of ethnography.
dudekin 8 months ago
@DarkenVise well.... =/ , Yeah fair enough...
Mefgar 8 months ago
@Mefgar The idea of a purely white Celtic Race is the myth, there are plenty of Northern European Celts as they were Anatolian Celts. The tribes were all over the place. Hope that makes more sense.
DarkenVise 8 months ago
@DarkenVise I understood the first time.
Mefgar 8 months ago
@DarkenVise its called 'a tribe' afaik
Sahtzor 7 months ago
@DarkenVise Same as us Slavs , united by language , culture , traditions and warrior honor. Hail to you Celtic brothers !
shit924 7 months ago
The lyrics are touching...
Moonchild1607 2 years ago
The title brings a deeper meaning to the song, of course. They go nicely. Quite a sad song.
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AntiLieGuy 2 years ago
Grand song, and humorous too. :D
Shadowcast577 2 years ago 2
it isn't humorous at all.. read the lyrics
duckiesv 2 years ago 2
You and I just have a different sense of humor is all. *smiles darkly*
Shadowcast577 2 years ago 3
Oh, who cares? Listen to the music
Wonkapoo 2 years ago 2
if only the The Morrigan was here with us today she would from Eire from falling apart,
long live Cruachan they will lead Eire back to its roots
GothKorn 2 years ago 4
morrigan is still among us, inmorltality was their gift....
elguerreromuisca 2 years ago 3
the Bodb Catha = the Morrigan and her two sisters, Macha and Nemain i think, were grey haired, mean eyed, tough warriors who could kick ass! all three armed well! but thats only when in human form. .....this is what they did to get food!>>>>they came into the dreams of ranking nobles and urged them to make war! then the Bodb Catha, in Raven form, would feast on the dead! thats why three ravens in a tree was bad omen!!
acerb45666555 2 years ago
Bodda Boom Sinn Fein it's the House Of Pain
timzers7447 3 years ago
Hey check out Blue Horses if you like these guys. It's the same classical Folk Metal. I think Blue Horses is Welsh...I'm not sure
ashkrowe 3 years ago
I wouldn't qualify the BLUE HORSES as metal, more celtic rock really....
There good as well tho !!!
celtik74 3 years ago
(long winded) You could even say that the greater part of northern Greece and parts of Anatolia were once inhabited by Celtic speaking peoples. Celts certainly travelled extensively throughout the mediterranean and would have known a great deal about their neighbors. Don't forget that many tribes migrated after the fall of the Roman Empire.
ashkrowe 3 years ago
Absolutely GREAT... Probably their best piece of art, but it is kinda short...
stan40san 3 years ago 2
This great culture once spanned from the very edge of Ireland to the Moorish coast of Spain, to the mighty forests of Germany, all the way up to the cold cliffs of Norway. We were united by our language, which varied little. Christ killed our people, the Morrigans Song is a shadow now. We are dead.
ashkrowe 3 years ago 33
YES.
Yealdin 3 years ago
WRONG. Were still here buddy.
louvadeus2 3 years ago
The celts didnt stretch that far....
PennyDreadful1 3 years ago
Yes actually they were tied together by a basic language that could be understood despite regional differences. If you think about it the areas of Iberia, Britain, Gaul, Germany, and Scandinavia are only a part of Europe.
ashkrowe 3 years ago
The germans didnt speak Celtic.
PennyDreadful1 3 years ago
Or the scandinavians
PennyDreadful1 3 years ago
Sorry I mean NOR DID the scandinavians.
PennyDreadful1 3 years ago
I'm sorry you must have had many conversations with Iron Age Celts, I'll just take my EDUCATION and stuff it....You guys are all so smart. I wish I hadn't blown all that money on tuition, seems like I can be a genius without any factual backup anyway!
ashkrowe 3 years ago
The germans and scandinavians didnt speak celtic!
PennyDreadful1 3 years ago
The German people are of Celtic origins, the Scandinavians are most likely not of Celtic origin. Though most of Europe was Celtic pre-fall of Rome. Even French and German are languages from the same 2 peoples, the Franks.
UlferStormguard 2 years ago
The germanic people are NOT from celtic origin. The Scandinavians and middle europeans have the same origin and a very similair culture. They just spread their living grounds.
As for the franks, that is a germanic tribe.
EricBloodaxeTheRed 2 years ago
Germans are not of Celtic origins, strictly speaking. Maybe southern Germans would have some celtic blood and the Germans near France and Belgium but at this point the only Celtic nationalities are the Welsh, Cornish, Scottish, Irish, Britanny (not Britain) and the people of the Isle of Man (maybe Switzerland as well) but I don't think it would be accurate to say that any nationalities other than those are Celtic. At least not since the mass migration of German tribes...
monzilly2134 2 years ago
@UlferStormguard
Yes all white caucasians are Celts and that means all of europe are Celts. Even American citizens that are white are Celts. This is a moving song and speaks a lot of truth. However to die as a warrior (Man or Woman) it is an honor and a privilage. To be taken by Morrigan is a blessing. Though you leave those you love behind.
Urkulai9689 2 years ago
The Germans are NOT of Celtic origin. Two different ethnic groups there, bro. Though a LOT of Europe was Celtic in the Pre-Roman period it doesn't mean everyone is Celtic. Actually Scandinavians and Germans are closely related. French is a mix of Latin and Frankish and they are descended from the Franks (who are Germanic), other Germanic peoples, Latins and a little Gaulish Celt which still kind of exists in Brittany, France. Germans are from a bunch of Germanic tribes, like the Alemanni.
urfacecalling101 1 year ago
Wait so you have had conversation with iron age celts?
Ok from what I know the indoeuropean celtic language spread out in france, the british isles, spain even some around turkey.
But not scandinavia or large parts of germany were they spoke proto germanic not celtic
PennyDreadful1 3 years ago
Proto-Germanic, Celtic, whatever you want to call it, an Iron Age "englishman" and an Iron Age "german" meet, chances are they would have been able to talk...if they didn't just kill each other. Dude I went to college, I wrote several essays and even a piece for a textbook. Another year and I'll have a bachelors degree in ancient european history. I noticed we're the only people on here slagging each other, so lets drop the sarcasm and talk like adults.
ashkrowe 3 years ago
@ashkrowe
-We are only dead when the warriors lay down their blades and the women cease to sing. Breath life into your belief and struggle onward.
Wolfighter27 1 year ago
moorish coasts of spain? its clear u dont know northern spain to call it "moorish" :/
LegioXHispanica 1 year ago
@ashkrowe the northen part of spain like glicia ( the celt part of spain) once was attacked by the moroco. But it was never a part of moroco. they didint like northen spain. To cold for them ;)
minisulfo9 1 year ago
@ashkrowe Christ killed ? No, its human fault, and human alone.
Sinietan 1 year ago
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@Sinietan And that my friend is the power of Christ! Your God says "Thou shalt have no other Gods before me" and lo and behold... They ordered Seutonius to go to Yns Mons and kill our religion. So yes it is Mans fault, but it was the Roman religion that made it so.
ashkrowe 1 year ago
@ashkrowe I think the Romans had more to do with it than Christianity. Not to mention the Goths, Franks, Saxons, Vikings, etc.
celzmccelz 1 year ago
@celzmccelz FYI, the Romans never conquered Ireland or Northern Britain
Arbaces420 1 year ago
@Arbaces420 Nor Wales and Cornwall either. Which is why Celtic language and culture flourished in all of those regions until they were conquered by England centuries after they were Christianized.
celzmccelz 1 year ago
@celzmccelz No... the blame lay squarely on the shoulders of the intolerant Christian Roman Leaders who could not stomach the thought of preists who actually helped their community instead of plundering it!
ashkrowe 1 year ago
@ashkrowe You do realize that Caesar conquered Gaul in 52 BC before Christianity even existed, don't you? Britain was conquered in the mid 1st century almost 300 years before Rome became Christian. The Romans suppressed the druids for political reasons, not religious ones.
celzmccelz 1 year ago
@celzmccelz You do realize that it wasn't the Romans who killed the Celts? England destroyed the last remnants, and yes, they were Christians.
edtExodus 1 year ago
@edtExodus You do realize that the Celts were all Christian by that point at well?
celzmccelz 1 year ago
@celzmccelz Christianity was only fully established near the end of the 11th century in Scottland, where fully established does not mean completely conquered. The end started in the late 13th century, something like 1290 or so, when England invaded Scottland. To my knowledge, those where the last celtic remnants. I am not 100% sure about Scandinavian or similar northern countries ethnics and religions, though. Might very well be that some survived longer with their culture intact.
edtExodus 1 year ago
Ireland has been Christian since the 5th century. Starting in the 6th century, Scotland was colonized by the Irish, who were called Scotti in Latin. Hence the name. The old Gaelic orders in Ireland were not destroyed by the English until the 16th century. And I'd say Culloden did more damage to "Celtic culture" in Scotland than Edward I's campaigns.
celzmccelz 1 year ago
@ashkrowe dont you mean the Christians killed your people not christ if christ was hear he would call the Christian church hypocrites and make them apoligize for years of Oppression
Joeyal123 1 year ago
@ashkrowe you can't blame someone for that.... that's just history nothing more. All perish with time and blaming Christ for something is so ... immature
spirit0614 1 year ago
@spirit0614 I think @ashkrowe means Christianity killed celtic culture..just as many other cultures were wiped out in the name of Christianity.
biglil73 1 year ago
@spirit0614 Blaming Christians isn't the same as blaming Christ.. Christ is an ok dude.. His followers can take a long walk off a short pier into shark infested waters for all I care.
JHart06 1 year ago 46
@JHart06 The issue is also by blaming a group as a generalism you are being just as bad as them. Best to stop blaming and just ignore idiots who obscure the words of a religion to make themselves appear more important.
DarkenVise 8 months ago
@JHart06 hahah wow you are on something but not something right there is a bad view of christians today they are mostly wrong in most now adays do not follow what the bible really says the distort it in thier own ways and now it has become normal i challenge you to meet face to face with a true of the bible christian and see what its really about by what you have said i dont see any real understanding kthnxbye
barfight103 7 months ago
@JHart06 "christians" are so quick to judge, so quick to damn, so they can go fuck themselves with a half-eaten clam.
Huffdaddy1999 5 months ago in playlist Cruachan
@JHart06 Thank you for saying this. Many people I have found get the two confused.
"I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ." - Mohandas Gandhi
GothRevolutionary 4 months ago
@GothRevolutionary
Gandhi also had very good words to say about Hitler. Which should tell you a lot about what was going on back in 1920's.
lrishNationalist 2 months ago
@spirit0614 fair enough, but you can't deny that Abrahamic religion is the catalyst that speeds up the deteriorating of cultures, imo anyhow.
Tryfing94 1 year ago
@ashkrowe: This is no exception, everything fades away nowadays...
Wyndorel 11 months ago
Now if only we could keep Ireland Irish so this culture doesn't die...
Yealdin 3 years ago 2
Ireland for the Irish!
TrueIrishNationalist 3 years ago 2
Pretty cool, I especially like the singer.
FaerothFarenath 3 years ago 4
buena agrupacion muy buena
sacrificiosagonicos 3 years ago 2