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Live from Vicar Street as part of the '30 years on' DVD.

From the Late Late Show tribute to The Dubliners. Ciaran recites "The Lament for Brendan Behan" by Joe O' Broin. (This song was also read at Ronnie...

Luke Kelly died on the 30th of January 1984. At the age of 43 he was still a young man with so much left to give. Unfortunately Liam Clancy was una...

Luke singing Come My Little Son

Taken from his album thank You For The Days.

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Irish folk band The Fureys with another of there most beautiful love songs.

Two phrases leap to mind when I listen to this song...It is better to h...

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Sadly lukes last perfomance,

and amazing right until the end.

Lyrics:

I must away now, I can no longer tarry

This morning's tempest I have to cro...

The Contender - Tommy Fleming - On Phil Coulter Show RTE.

Wonderful Song by Ronnie. From their album 'Together Again', 1979.

Live from the Point in Dublin

Live at Dublin's Point theatre (I think it's a theatre!)

From Christy's DVD - Uncovered

With Donal Lunny

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Nice Duet, would be nice to hear Luke sing a verse instead of just the chorus though..

The Lonesome Boatman. Finbar Furey on low whistle

The water is wide, I cannot get oer

Neither have I wings to fly

Give me a boat that can carry two

And both shall row, my love and I

A ship the...

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Luke Kelly singing Go To Sea No More

taken from the 3 cd box set called Whiskey In The Jar

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Ultra Rare song recorded by Luke Kelly,

Great song,

Enjoy

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One of my favourite versions of american pie

Fureys & Davey Arthur - The Green Fields of France.

The Kenton Theatre (Henley on Thames)

Great song realy makes Pete laugh!! From Pete Seeger's rainbow quest

Great video. From their reunion tour 1984

Spancill hill sung by Jim Mc Cann

Pat Shortt and Jon Kenny in their heyday.

Vintage Jon Kenny getting thick with the drink.

The Civil Defence laying down the law at a D'Unbelievables show.

Pat Shortt as headmaster in Glengooley National School. You can only pity the poor craturs in the front row of the audience taking the brunt of the...

Jon Kenny gives a pepe talk before a hurling county final.

"Let every blow be a funeral!"

Jon Kenny and Pat Shortt head to Mass for a chat and a cough.

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very nice song and brilliant :D

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Luke singing Thank You For The Days

with various clips.