I think that like...90% of "celtic punk" bands are a dime a dozen. The Dropkick Murphy's first album was brilliant because it combined it with Oi! and 77' punk influences.
this is an old irish rebel song.usual content anti english. for black fitzwilliams head we ll send it dripping red to liza( queen elizabeth) and her ladies. rocky road to dublin is similarly good content
ok ok ok ... wheres the bloody song ..like follow me up 2 portrush ? ;( ireland is soo unfair ;( .... we in the port never get a look in .... or even a nice wee song about my wee town ;) ... myb 1 day ;) but ty for posting ;) great music ;)
hahaha i'm not even irish and i like this song. funny how so many people hate it, if nothing else it popularizes irish culture (and for something other than getting drunk) so what's with all the bitching?
What a stupid and irrelevant version of a great song? This is freestaters at their very worst playing the non existent "irish" card, and its pathetic..
Play that on your iPhone, stick in into your car, wind your windows down and make it heard in the world (or at least make it heard on your way to work or shopping^^).
Just knew Jim McCann's version, but this one is such as great as his one. Fuckin' great, just love it!
That's because they're about as traditional as a McMuffin. If you want traditional, stick with the Wolfe Tones, Dubliners, Christie Moore and Chieftains.
But I digress, Young Dubliners and Flogging Molly are the only contemporary bands I can tolerate. Dropkick Murphy makes me want to gouge my ears out.
This song is about the Battle of Glenmalure in 1580. The lyrics were written by Patrick Joseph McCall, who passed away in 1919. Tradition holds that the air was played in 1580 by Fiach McHugh O'Byrne's pipers.
One of the Young Dubliners signature songs, it's terrific, but dated. This song, off their Breath CD is almost a decade old. Still, the Young Dubliners rock!
I think that like...90% of "celtic punk" bands are a dime a dozen. The Dropkick Murphy's first album was brilliant because it combined it with Oi! and 77' punk influences.
RonnyVain89 6 days ago
This song is awesome live! AND THESE GUYS ARE BRILLIANT LIVE! *got to see 'em live twice mate! "right astoundin'!*
LOSTie1TREKie2 1 week ago
this is an old irish rebel song.usual content anti english. for black fitzwilliams head we ll send it dripping red to liza( queen elizabeth) and her ladies. rocky road to dublin is similarly good content
bigdocallin 1 month ago
What's this song actually ABOUT?
Thebluebridgetroll 1 month ago
masakra muza =)
SuperN3r0 1 month ago
so. either to much whiskey, or the pictures movin. nice.
Boardicus100 4 months ago
the irish are kind of badass. haha and this band makes all traditional songs so badass ahaha
pressleybby 4 months ago
Proud to be of Irish descent.
FutureMarine1775USA 6 months ago
I just saw The Young Dubliners last night, great show!!
danixian 6 months ago
The song was written in late 1500's during the Second Desmond Rebellion.
mbagel469 7 months ago
mo theaghlach O'Byrne - Tiocfaidh Ar La
augflaw 8 months ago
ok ok ok ... wheres the bloody song ..like follow me up 2 portrush ? ;( ireland is soo unfair ;( .... we in the port never get a look in .... or even a nice wee song about my wee town ;) ... myb 1 day ;) but ty for posting ;) great music ;)
TheGlenmanusskinhead 8 months ago
@TheGlenmanusskinhead Why don't you write one, I'd love to hear it!
HiroTheJapeneseTrain 6 months ago
lol its over 200 years old nub
RandomNinjasGebu5 9 months ago
IRA IRA IRA IRA IRA IRA IRA IRA IRA IRA IRA IRA
yadyads1 10 months ago 4
@yadyads1 NO.
Thebluebridgetroll 1 month ago
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I learned this song in primary school ( askea primary carlow 99)!!!!
ARTOISLOVER 11 months ago
Ii learned this song in primary school ( askea primary carlow 99)!!!!
ARTOISLOVER 11 months ago
@synthpathetic FUCK YOU GREAT SONG!!!!!!!!
kingofgold1 1 year ago 6
hahaha i'm not even irish and i like this song. funny how so many people hate it, if nothing else it popularizes irish culture (and for something other than getting drunk) so what's with all the bitching?
thejuggernautbitch7 1 year ago
I spent my early years in an institution in Carlow, so many happy memories of being doped out of my head.
lreIand2day 1 year ago
what album, my good sir?
Thatdarndoug 1 year ago
@fanzbeans oopsies... : \
sharkcrazy101 1 year ago
What a stupid and irrelevant version of a great song? This is freestaters at their very worst playing the non existent "irish" card, and its pathetic..
TheIraRock 1 year ago
this kind music appeals to me, since i'm into both trad and rock, this is a brilliant fusion of two types of brilliant music. fuck the purists.
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sabithaperera 1 year ago
I love this song. Good job with the lyrics!
birdwatcher777 1 year ago
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this song was in harry potter deathly hallows
swelch227 1 year ago
I love how there are 0 dislikes
sharkcrazy101 1 year ago
@sharkcrazy101 lol... you jinxed it.
fanzbeans 1 year ago
I love how there are0 dislikes
sharkcrazy101 1 year ago
Play that on your iPhone, stick in into your car, wind your windows down and make it heard in the world (or at least make it heard on your way to work or shopping^^).
Just knew Jim McCann's version, but this one is such as great as his one. Fuckin' great, just love it!
JohnPreston0157 1 year ago
This version sounds like the Germans had won WW II. :D
werewurst 1 year ago
@werewurst : What has traditional Irish folk music do to with the Germans and the II. World War?
EndOfDeceive 1 year ago
@EndOfDeceive
Nothing, they just do not sound the way traditional Irish folk musicians should. ;)
werewurst 1 year ago
@werewurst
That's because they're about as traditional as a McMuffin. If you want traditional, stick with the Wolfe Tones, Dubliners, Christie Moore and Chieftains.
But I digress, Young Dubliners and Flogging Molly are the only contemporary bands I can tolerate. Dropkick Murphy makes me want to gouge my ears out.
DairDubh 1 year ago
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ContraHalma 1 year ago
This song is about the Battle of Glenmalure in 1580. The lyrics were written by Patrick Joseph McCall, who passed away in 1919. Tradition holds that the air was played in 1580 by Fiach McHugh O'Byrne's pipers.
Garryowen69th 1 year ago
Follow me up to Carlow!!! !!!
Vexi11uM 1 year ago
blood axis version better
Frizkiz 1 year ago
@Frizkiz Personally, I'm fond of Off Kilter's version. Especially if you listen to "Glasgow Piper/Daniel's Jig" right before it.
Furukitsune 1 year ago
I LOVE THIS! D
CHUCKING MYSELF ROUUND LIVING ROOM
Objectification 1 year ago
I saw them in Reno N.V it was so cool the did a 3 day show
copsitt 1 year ago
This version is by far my favorite. Talent this band has, is second to none.
ANTONHAFNER 1 year ago
Great version, but I still think Off Kilter's version is better.
This is very cool though
moeba777 1 year ago
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Albanian2Be 1 year ago
up with halberd out with sword reminds me of pirates
ratchetdoodel 1 year ago
UP WITH HALBERD!!! OUT WITH SWORD!!!!
AtlantaFiend 1 year ago
its the only song in ireland that has got to do with county carlow and bein a dublin lad i say they deserve it all
Madamar1 2 years ago 5
The song has nothing to do with carlow. Sorry mate. Wexford
whittenoval 2 years ago
God just makes the Irish kewler
whatsupfamousface 2 years ago 2
saw them at the cleveland irish festival-was just walking by and had to stop and find out who they were.lots of energy.
captjohnmatch56 2 years ago 2
thanks to this song, I now have a newfound love for celtic rock. Lovin' the fiddle/guitar solo @ 1:40!
ronthecyborg 2 years ago 3
Anyone got a vid of them doing Brown Dog? Love that piece. It's their best - even better than this one!
lovinSpoonful 2 years ago
Tiocfaidh ár lá. Salutations from Serbia
Biverix 2 years ago 2
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Kieran0410 2 years ago
This managed to jump from "unheard of" to my "Top Ten Songs Ever" list in exactly three minutes and forty seconds. Nicely done. :p
Traitorfish 2 years ago 67
@Traitorfish I can't believe it took you that long to add it. XD
Roranars 4 months ago
@Traitorfish Same here
MrBriwolf 4 months ago
My favorite version of this song...these guys rock!
meggiemeown 2 years ago 9
One of the Young Dubliners signature songs, it's terrific, but dated. This song, off their Breath CD is almost a decade old. Still, the Young Dubliners rock!
Sean2Ireland 2 years ago 3
Dated because this version is 10 years old?
The Song's over 300 years old!
hatlessgeorge 2 years ago 91
@hatlessgeorge this comment made me smile <3
StoliDassah 1 year ago
@hatlessgeorge the battle of Carlow was 212 years ago, so the sonf cant be over 300 years old...but yes, much older than 10 :)
iamMcNay 1 year ago
@iamMcNay sorry, retract that, i forgot that there were two battles at Carlow
iamMcNay 1 year ago
@iamMcNay Its about the battle of Glenmalure during the Second Desmond Rebellion in 1580!
I should actually have said 400 years old!
hatlessgeorge 1 year ago
@hatlessgeorge Well, their newer version apparently isn't on youtube ...
18richardson 10 months ago
@hatlessgeorge It's over 9000!
wobbeylord 10 months ago
@hatlessgeorge The lyrics are only about 110 years old
EdwardTheMagnificent 4 weeks ago