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@connorjjg 'Amhrán na bhFiann', is not the national anthem of "Ireland" it is the national anthem of the 26 counties or The Republic of Ireland, that is why the IRFU has introduced "Ireland's Call". N.Irl is legally part of the United Kingdom we in the Republic have accepted that in the referendu...

thanks for uploading this brings back very happy memories just at the right time.

@FootieUltras you're simply not a football fan, a football fan would be wishing him the best of luck, if some young lad from the republic decides to declare for Northern Ireland I'll simply say "Best of luck son, make the most of it as footballers careers are short" - How can you possibly wish f...

well done son thanks for uploading it keep up the good work and you should only start worrying when people who mean something to you start criticising you. all the best for the rest fo the season,

@piratebayofpigs thanks for the background information and i wish the young lad all the very best for the future and the dog too.

great voice well done alan

@dopamine83 do you really think so?? didn't the red army liberate auschwitz?

@bigjohn697791 Ireland was never part of Great Britain but we had the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to day we have simply UK GB + N.IRL."

THE LADS WERE ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT!

George McKeogh and the Feehan one used to sing the definitive version of this song..

why the photo of prince harry???????????????

@Doxymeister apologise for the typing errors, very sloppy of me.

This "interview" is a set-up the Michael Flately comment at the end is a give away, why start talking about finanace and banking and then finish with "by the way Michael Flately is from Chicago"??

@psydreas why do you say such a thing? this song is about "man's blind indifference to his fellow man" the sentiments are universial not national, have you listened to the great version in German sung by Hannes Wader? It's called "Es ist an der Zeit" enjoy life and be proud of the Bundesrepublik...

the language in some of the comments here is simply atrocious i cannot believe how certain people sink to such linguistic depravity.

@skx2787 so you should be your 100% Irish and 100% German carry the best of both worlds with you through your life. all the best for the future.

fantastic, thanks a million for uploading it and the photos of salford are brilliant. people like you make youtube really worthwhile.

the accent is very interesting, it'sdefinitely not "Dublin"

@playitforpakare why do you want to take it down? it's so beautiful i've already thanked you for uploading it but i'll thank youonce again.

wonderful. well done jim and god bless

absolutely amazing, i can't believe what i'm seeing and hearing, i was 14 when they first sang this, god bless you all

@seaniequigley thanks seanie and a Merry Christmas/Feliz Navidad

@kilfox 13 you're a disgrace!

jkl2424 just read your comment and i'm sure you danish people have beautiful songs too, i'm not scottish either i'm irish and i absolutely love this song, lets just enjoy the music together.

unbeatable

GOOD SINGING VOICE ROBBIE: THEN AGAIN YOU CAN'T BEAT THE DUBLIN ACCENT FOR IRISH BALLADS

is he actualy wearing a bearskin??????????????

@yorkshirelass46 very nice comment bit of class.

the fureys - simply the best!

there's also a really really good version of this by a singer called dave february which is also on youtube so check it out, the man's excellent.

@beginsends yeah he's still got a great voice in fact i'm amazed that so many of those British/Irish/German "Liedermacher" have managed to retain their singing -voices as many of them are now well into their sixties. was just listening to The Fureys and Davy Arthur singing that great Ralph McTell...

Balenza we don't hate the "English" there are very families in Ireland that don't have some familial connection with England. As irishand folkmusic pointed out this is about "sorrow" and remembering a crucial historical event from the past which has shaped he island that we live on today i.e. th...

very very different to what i'm used to from pubs and clubs in Dublin but i have to admit i'm very very pleasantly surprised, well done bryan old son!

this is really very nice, i woke up in a small french village many years ago and heard this song on the radio and immediately recognised the fench version of the old irish ballad "carrickfergus" lovely version

@shamusoz you've hit the nial on the head there shamusoz i don't know how old you are but i'm now 6o and finally understand what oscar wilde meant when he said: "the tragedy is not that we are old but that we are young"

@djfrankenheim1 Roger? The original "Streets of London" was written and sung by Ralph McTell

@celt293 sick, simply sick. ronnie luke and the boys were "internationalists"