dublin city ramblers whiskey on a sunday
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Sinead O'Connor - Molly Maloneby sparklemmm209,989 views
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Mary's Song by The Dublin City Ramblersby catalpa37,540 views
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CRACK WAS NINETY IN THE ISLE OF MANby madfortrad595836,804 views
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The Wolfe Tones - The Boys of the Old Brigadeby TomBarry192I157,507 views
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The Bold Fenian Men....... Dublin City Ramblersby 087shrek3,383 views
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The Dublin City Ramblers - My Green Valleysby gerrymcg823,391 views
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whiskey on a sunday(best version)by cinnamond4,621 views
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Luke Kellys Land - The Dublin City Ramblersby pddybrry19,702 views
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Whiskey On A Sunday - Beggars Mantle (S. Hughes)by beggarsmantle3,217 views
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The Ballad of Seth Davey. aka Whiskey on a Sundayby barrowmanmadsdad3,399 views
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The Ferryman - Dublin City Ramblersby machree0120,983 views
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Flight of earls - Dublin City Ramblersby IrishandFolkmusic19,868 views
No, the song isn't Irish, it's English. It was written by Glyn Hughes and it is set in Liverpool where he was born.
dogsgowoofwoof23 2 years ago
From what I've Googled, Seth Davy was indeed a Liverpudlian and not a Dubliner. And it was Bevington Bush in Liverpool and not Begger's Bush in Dublin.
WhiteCamry 3 years ago
Feck de oirish {just a crack}; this is a beautiful song!
Dazicvs 3 years ago
the song although written by the irish is actually based in liverpool. Seth Davy lived just off scotland road in a street known as beggers bush. Sad how Liverpool has totally changed, some might say for the best because of increasing poverty which once was, but alot for the worst, most of the streets at the end of scotland road and cazneau street have now gone to make way for the merseytunnel in 1934, but canzeau street and beggers bush remained there until the 1960s, when the tunnelwas entended
aglennane 3 years ago
Com on the irish
28moneymore 3 years ago