The Dubliners - Wild Rover

[ToobyE]

true story .

[teslanik]

Damn, even Barney leaned in to sing a little!

[Keef19661]

Eire Forever! Greetings from Russia!

[MrSchmidat]

Drinking whisky and listening to the dubliners, what a way to start a new year

[blue24boy]

another word.... FAB..U..LESS



[Djmichel0815]

Only one word: FANTASTIC !!!

[CaramelLatteMmm]

Ronnie Corbett on Banjo - Magic. Great Song. Happy Christmas,

[MrEiterkotzer]

I would be proud being irish if i could be irish

[dpluvsmd]

@MrEiterkotzer u rock!!!

[pyrobotnik]

i love heavy fuckin metal and irish folk music dosent get much better than the wild rover

[TheOrderofbusiness]

Just got my ticket to see them in Plymouth in March, really can't wait.

[Dalinkinparkkid]

what instruments are they using, i know one is a guitar but not sure about the others :(

please help!

Doing homework

[Sureker]

@Dalinkinparkkid There's atleast a violin and a banjo

[SwannyWorkz97]

@Dalinkinparkkid banjo,flute,accordian possibly

[T2DU1989]

At the 30th of November 2011 The Dubliners were in Bremen at the Glocke, and after the Concert I had the chance to met Eamonn Campbell, John Sheahan and Barney McKenna Backstage, I had my Tin Whistle with me, and John Sheahan played on it, wants me to play for him and gave me his sign on it, Oh good Lord, it was so great. :-)

[AlecDrow]

An der Nordseeküste....

[T2DU1989]

@AlecDrow

Die Irische Version ist besser.

[AlecDrow]

@T2DU1989 Damit hast Du wohl Recht =)

[DjDusta1]

holy shit im vewier 1,669,000

[dftzgbsasegw41346453]

great song btw vieuwer 1666999

[prettygreenofficial]

pog ma thoin if you ont like this song

[HoeMyDown]

R.I.P. Ronnie Drew

[SuperDontstopme]

just learnt to play this on me melodian... Fantastic Song.

[whammy34]

Dublin forever! ♥♥♥♥



[ScienceGeekMonkey]

I'm proud to say I'm more Irish than I am English meself and this song makes me swell with pride of my Irish roots

[ebonfortress]

sorry guys, but I'm drinking London Pride while listening to this song

[Rhed009]

Used in French movie "Marche à l'ombre" (1984) - when Michel Blanc drinked beer in Irish pub.

[AmysLiteraryLife]

How delightful! 

[FiniaBerenike]

irish people dancing on tables ...miss u dublin

[Nuthingold1]

They are truly a great band

[kevind7737]

Saw the dubliners at the apollo manchester last march brill but not the same with ronnie.

[Michaelbisso]

These guys are pure awesomeness.

[DirtySanchezLives]

Like X10,000

[cuteoldguy]

@midgetfreak69 .....You know I am elderly and quite good looking .

...What you don't know is ,i'm as thick as two short plank's .

...To further my education ,I have another question .

...What is a smiley .

...P.S. If it's illegal and not very expensive i'll have two ,please .

[cuteoldguy]

@berni907 ...At 8:00 A.M. we would be done with beer and be reaching for the jar .

...Will you tell me what :D mean's .

[midgetfreak69]

@cuteoldguy :D is a smiley with a big grin :)

[berni907]

Listening to this at 8am... Opened a can of beer. :D

[mcslovenc]

they've been in Ljubljana 2 days ago :D T'was GREAT!!! the ground beneath me own feet were shaking so much i swear the Devil himself had to hear us :P

can't wait for next year :D

[geniemist]

Jack Sparrow: But why is the rum gone?

[1959biffo]

It was a song not meant to be sang in pubs ! ironically it was a temperance society song !

[ArranGilligan]

love it

[birdy424]

Genius!!!

[MrGloz77]

33 people didn't have the pardon of parents...

[Shalkeaz09]

Alkohol <3

[GlentoranMark]

Till we play bastard Rovers... and I'm a Glentoran supporter

[Denwoodanator]

@GlentoranMark Haha thats a Burnley song

[henke9309]

vem fan gillar inte detta?

[TheDabbsterinn]

this song makes me want to buy a bar and play that song every evening

[RoloPrisionero]

I miss you, beloved Ireland.

Sláinte!

Greetings from Argentina.

[SpiderOwca]

@RoloPrisionero ii want to buy two bars at least and sing it ,some other songs as well .may God bless Irelandg.Greetings from Poland.

[MonroeFrank]

doesnt beat luke kelly singing it, but its still good. patsy has a good voice

[Mr100jc]

only 2 weeks till the concert !!! I know I will jizz so bad while this song !!! :D cant wait

[CharlesOberonn]

more than 1/4 of Ireland are Dubliners.

there's almost no point of mentioning it.

[howpa1]

Just the best entertainment in the world.

[29sundog]

DAMN U GREAT SONG LISTEN TO IT..............

[cuteoldguy]

@pinballwizard9i.....No disrespect ,you are wrong .

This song has not lost it's meaning .

He is an old "Bandit" , come home to roost .....He has money and a wish to sit at ease in a familiar Pub ,with his beer and enjoy the going's .

[rot282]

@cuteoldguy he knows that but he means that the song has lost its meaning because drunk people sing it without even thinking about what they are singing...

[cuteoldguy]

@schusterlehlinq.......In your superior understanding of English ,what part of "No longer being a wild rover " indicates a wish to quit drinking .

English is my mother tongue .

"Rover" can = Bandit ,Pirate ,Highwayman ,etc .

I guess you missed the fact that he has put his money on the bar of an Ale House ,repenting his wild side ,and asking for a drink . .

[Sacocalypse]

And it's no, nay, never

No, nay, never, no more,

Will I hear this song

Without a beer, no more!

[MintyoftheYard]

reminds me to book Dublin 2012

[nallepuh6969]

@MintyoftheYard Waterford was bad enough, Dublin sounds like a guaranteed liver failure

[matthewadamful]

hell ya



[gthbf1]

too slow, this song is should be played faster

[THEIRA21]

@gthbf1 shhhhhhh the dubliners are playing (the right way)

[gthbf1]

@THEIRA21 no its not.......you can suck my fat tits

[THEIRA21]

@gthbf1 umm i will respectfully pass

[mrhitmanisback]

@gthbf1 than ks for that critisism Davey Arthur lmao

[gthbf1]

@mrhitmanisback You can suck my fat tits too

[mrhitmanisback]

@gthbf1 you have man boobs ewwwwwwwwww obese go to the gym lmao

[dockhoo]

Ein Stück von Irlands Seele ist in diesem Lied manifestiert. Niemand kann es so ehrlich vortragen wie The Dubliners.

A part of the soul of Irland is captured in this song. Honestly displayed by The Dubliners.

[IHATEPRINCETON]

Nice

[rosewell1983]

2:30 norleiv

[euanrocks]

Looking at the crowd here is awesome. There is a great diversity of people of different age and gender, thats the pulling power the dubliners have! I'm 18 years old and went to see them earlier this year and loved it and I wasn't the only young person there!

[marine5546]

Why in the wide wide world of sports is Miley Cyrus in the suggestions panel?

[vitormarduk]

30 people don't like beer...

[rosewell1983]

St, Patrick said...."thou shall colour your bush green, one time each year".

And then history had it, the irish started celebrating St.Patricks day

[AmpharosAdamHGSS]

makes me wanna have a pint of ice cold irish cider :) mmmmmmm

[ZaycerTheGreat]

great song !

[dashingdipshit]

love tis song

[rosewell1983]

fuckin love the audience

[andionemusic]

The Wild Rover - oh yeah! great cover! :D

check out the version from the band "no mails" (search for "no mails the wild rover"), i think its very funny, if you like... : stay heavy and have fun! :D

[gaconnochie]

The earliest recording was seemingly made by Ewan MacColl (English of Scots parentage) and his American wife Peggy Seeger in 1960. They picked it up from a fisherman from Norfolk, England in the late 50s. The Dubliners learned the song from MacColl's recording and from there it took off in Ireland - much like MacColl's "Dirty Old Town which he wrote. The words to Wild Rover have been in print since about 1800 with the very earliest evidence all being English.

[andycyca]

29 people didn't have enough beer

[hannahb999]

I've just realised how happy listening to this makes me feel! Would love to go to Ireland someday :)

[xXCORZXx1]

Long live Ireland every be proud of ancestors and lol love this song I listen to these songs with my dad while getting pissed good times:)

[earthwalkerqq]

cuimhnigh i gconai, an rud a lionas an tsuil lionann se an croi

:)

[Numenoreani]

Ag an Mhuir Thuaidh chósta ag an trá Íseal Gearmáine go bhfuil an t-iasc san uisce agus ar thalamh is annamh a

[cthulhusol]

No! Nay! never! Well, or at least until next week.

[TheDonrogers]

I'm a prod but i have admit i love this music. I know a lot of so called friends would kick my head in if i admitted to listening to this music,but i cant help it fuckin class

[Basram]

@TheDonrogers you need some new friends

[TheMakemFolksinger]

brillant love it, cheers Dave

[ronhowardss]

i think every person in ireland has watched this

[Bloohack]

EIRÉ!!!!!!!!!!!

[KungFUcat10]

Go léir le chéile anois .... neigh Uimh riamh aon bhealach nach bhfuil níos mó riamh go maith liom súgradh ar an Rover fiáine, aon ní nach bhfuil níos mó

In English it means All together now....No neigh never no way never no more well i play the wild rover, no never no more

[LoursFeignasse]

As french, i think that song is awesome *o* (i listened that song 3 years ago, in live, into a pub in Dublin =D )

[JMSTek76]

ERIN GO fuckin' BRAGH!!!...



[neoYTPism]

No nay never no more? Wow, that's a quadruple negative! Does that mean... you'll be a wild rover SOME more?

[chrisbeat1988]

Just because these guys are irish, dont assume the song is...

This is actually a scottish song.

[gaconnochie]

@chrisbeat1988 "This is actually a scottish song" The Irish seem to have adopted the song and made it famous in the mid 20thC - and it became popular in Scotland from that - but as far as I've read it is originally an English song of the Temperance movement. That is it is a song warning about the dangers of drink. Quite ironic that it is now regarded as one of the main drinking songs.

[GilbMLRS]

An der Nordseeküste (...) am plattdeutschen Strand.

Schwimmen die Fische im Wasser (...) und selten an Land.

(The German version of this song^^)

[bugsbunny1973]

at jacec0rnett your ancestors may left ireland because of a potato-disees. in the 18th century (i think) most of the potato-plants where rouined by a bacteria or something else. and the potato was so famous in ireland that many people died or have left ireland!

[angelusmortis1412]

@bugsbunny1973 It was called potatoe blight, and the potatoe wasn't all that in Ireland, it was one of the least taxed vegetables by the english, so the Irish grew it to keep themselves alive.

[pinballwizard9i]

Makes me want to drink beer!!!

[schusterlehrling]

@pinballwizard9i

So your mother tongue is not English, I guess.

The song is about giving up drinking!

[pinballwizard9i]

@schusterlehrling No, my mother tongue isn't English, but I do understand the song. It makes me want to drink beer just because it's often sung in pubs. Unfortunately this song, like many others, has lost its meaning!

[MegaProvo]

@pinballwizard9i Please elaborate on you outlandish comment that this song has "lost its meaning" because in my opinion music never loses its appeal especially this song, its an absolute timless classic

[iak50]

@pinballwizard9i so drink it !!



[Monscent]

@pinballwizard9i You and everyone else brother:D

[DerLachendeMann2029]

great beer, great music and great nature, really wonderful place, love you ireland.

greets from germany. =)

[tobymonas]

You have to listen the cover of this song ;)

Tyr - The wild rover

[evilnat]

I really love how each time they play a song, it's slightly different than the one before.

[zroppian]

One needs a Celtic soul, of course. And it's no, nay, never... no, nay, never, no more... will I play the wild rover... some hope!

[EsAwOm]

Vi synger den sangen her i engelsktimen på skola.. Alle elsker den sangen! Den har en sånn herlig melodi <3

[narutofan9339]

@EsAwOm Er du fra norge? :)

[EsAwOm]

@narutofan9339 Jaja, er fra norge jeg! :D Du også eller? ;)

[narutofan9339]

@EsAwOm Nej desværre ikke er fra danmark :) men det nu også et fedt sted :)

[EsAwOm]

@narutofan9339 Oh yes! :D Har aldri vært i Danmark jeg men.. haha :P

[narutofan9339]

@EsAwOm Snakker du nynorsk eller bokmål?

[EsAwOm]

@narutofan9339 Jeg snakker bokmål.. Hvordan det? x)

[narutofan9339]

@EsAwOm Fordi nynorsk er så svært at forstå :)

[EsAwOm]

@narutofan9339 Haha, jammen nynorsk er noe dritt da xD Nesten så ikke jeg forstår det engang :S

[narutofan9339]

@EsAwOm Enig! hvornår begyndte det egentlig i Norge? er det ikke ret nyt?

[EsAwOm]

@narutofan9339 Njoo.. Er ikke sikker egentlig jeg ;s  Tror det er ganske nytt ja :L

[narutofan9339]

@EsAwOm ok tak :D

[Mayonaisepot0011]

I want to hop on a plane and fly to Ireland right now.

[NoMailsTV]

Great Video, Wild Rover Forever! :)

[MrVlamingant]

28 people's money was spent

[bebop58]

No Nay never (right up your kilt) no nay never no more, will I play the wild rover >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> love this song.

[Prinzomniac]

2:36 goosebumps!

[t1950t]

WILD ROVER....yeah

Torcida Split 1950

[MsNordahl]

@t1950t Venter spændt på den 4 Maj, glæder mig utroligt meget.

[19boozebelly81]

i'm a wild rover.... Sadley enough, i got born in this fucked era :(

[lovham89]

i was in ireland 2008 was awesme. was this music in sjop haha cool

[toine963]

Ah good song, to sing with a beer ;)

[aeve97]

kid this goes so hard kid

[stuckIMR]

real music !!,its all you hear in donegal...but its not a bad thing ;)

[schwarzgelb7]

Ireland was the high technologised nation of the world, they drove before jesus with floating high end cars around and stuff like this.....but then they discovered the alcohol ;D

[stuckIMR]

@schwarzgelb7

family guy...unoriginal !

[Ragnar1369]

28 people never played the wild rover.

[ToMTuresson]

28 dislikes, must be english..

[cuteoldguy]

@str1889........Living in England ,doing good but not good enough .Take your "money in great store" and fuck off to Ireland. If that don't suit you ,please don't come to Canada .We have enough of you whining Brit's.

[1991Boarder24]

The sword of famine, is less sparing then the bayonette of a soldier

[xxleandraxx1]

makes me feel happy to be part irish ^^ galway baby

socal

x

[ninguemvj]

I shat me pants!!!

[kelgels]

Andre Rieu's Version of is the ring tone on my mobile!!  Just pure magnificant, this traditonal Irish Bands just have a unique sound. Get want to go to ireland and sit a pub listening to the bands!!

[jugglesone]

I am desperately trying to find the Dubliners singin Galway bay, as in " if i ever go across the sea to Ireland" played this at my Dads funeral and would love to find it on here, I was born in England but have only Irish blood running through my veins, my heart really does belong to Ireland esp when it comes to football an rugby, reguards Mary B x

[superman12362]

@jugglesone hi you should also check out galway bay by tommy fleming its realy good and a very good singer too

[stri889]

up the irish fuck wat the british say i live in england but only cuz of family and school but irish music pubs and drink tops every thing on this earth you cant go to an irish pub and not have some fecking good fun up the irish in the rugby soccer cricket and the culture slainte to all my irish brothers and sisters

regards a highly pissed stuart ohollaran from inishboffin island in connermara galway and yes dezzie ohollaron who plays wit sharonn shanon is my uncle ceol agus craic and poitin

[MrArh001]

there is a recording with the Dubliners & De Gyldne Løver, maybe from Tønder Festival. Is there a video?

bdst. Arne

[MrCasalo1985]

lol

[MrIamDanish]

@resonancecascade89 No in denmark :D Hence my name MrIamDanish...couldnt be clearer! :)

[MRSICKYNARNAR]

Happy Saint Patrick's day!

With love,

Michael Kelly Moran 

[RomanGods1]

@MRSICKYNARNAR omg the irish chasers child

[Constipation16]

Happy st.pattys day!

[cuteoldguy]

@jonascorvo....May I be of assistance,as I know the feeling.Prior to listening to this music place a pillow on the floor.Then as the need comes on,lay down toes up,tits up arms straight down your sides..Just hang on the need will lessen and you will live.When you are re-composed slip out and buy some Guinness.....Militarily speaking you must always have a STRATEGIC RESERVE.

[luckymouse1971]

Sláinte

[Trepur1963]

Für Fritz und seinen Rugbyclub , ich glaube dieses Jahr komme ich mal wieder zum kochen noch Rotterdam

[jonascorvo]

I had to stop at the middle because I would enter a state of need for guinness that would kill me!

[makarov79321]

2:57

[jakec0rnett]

Dear Ireland,

I have no idea why my ancestors left the land of the best music around.

[Blacktelecaster]

@jakec0rnett probably left for food.

[will9871]

@jakec0rnett the best music around doesnt stop people dying of starvation from either a failed potato crop or English imperialism.

[DJCW]

@will9871 lol..... er yeah!!

[nerfmeee]

@jakec0rnett cos they were poor.

[MondayMeadows]

@jakec0rnett

Because they took the music with them?

[hanksy123]

@jakec0rnett we're generous mate, they left cos they knew it wasnt fair to keep the music to themselfs

[TsunamiWombat]

@jakec0rnett Famine and Poverty, most likly.

[craggymozzer]

@jakec0rnett and its stoke city,stoke city f.c....we're by far the greatest team,the world has ever seen!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[selfidentity1]

@jakec0rnett cause the only reason why the music was so good is because everything else was crap ;)

[VOLVOPGC]

@jakec0rnett Because the English starved, killed and Brutalized the Irish. Learn your history!!!

[1022KeV]

@jakec0rnett to teach the rest of us what is good music! it is in your genes, together with the ginger hair!!

[lampeth96]

@jakec0rnett Maybe because of the reason my ancestors left Ireland too. Well, I can't think of any!

[DurtDurty<]

@lampeth96 famine genocide oppression and injustice?