Oro ´se do bheatha ´bhaile

The tune is Killarney boys of pleasure/oro ´se do performed by Ceoltoiri

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[BlindObedienceBrutal]

This is one of my favorite versions of this song. Thanks for uploading.

[elvenlad]

you´re welcome  :D

[JockSteward]

I love the song and this interpretation. As a fan of Irish Folk I'd like to be able to sing this song by myself. But for a german like me it is nearly impossible to pronounce the gaelic vocals without professional instruction. Is there anybody - maybe native speaker -, who would speak the text of this song slowly and uploads it to youtube? I'd be very thankful if there was anybody who will do it.

[JBiebz4EverX]

Favourite version so far! I've been looking for ages for a female singer, and her voices suits the meaning of the song. Love this song

[SwordwomanRiona99]

This is my favourite version (an leagan is fearr liomsa den amhrán!!). I love her voice.

[boekveld01]

Doherty's reel followed by oro se do bheatha abhaile (and one more tune?)! Both are my favourite Irish tunes!

[ernstbecker1]

@robertodowneso That's History for you ! It's the an going arugument. If you wish - History tells lies.

[robertodowneso]

@ernstbecker1 he did have one son, but it is debated by some sections of the historians.

[ernstbecker1]

@robertodowneso Now there was a warrior King ! Correct me if I'm wrong; however, I read that Brian of Boruma had no sons?

[robertodowneso]

As a direct descendant of King Brian Bóruma mac Cennétig, I’d just like to say, “

Lá Fhéile Pádraig Sona Daoibh”

[ernstbecker1]

She captures Ireland's spirit. Salute !

[whiked2112]

@mortum000 Some learners don't have that hard of a time learning it.

[mortum000]

@JockSteward gaelic is hard to learn for any1