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Seosamh O hEanai (Joe Heaney) - Roisin Dubh

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Uploaded by on Dec 6, 2009

Joe Heaney recorded Nov '77 in Pittsburg

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  • I loved this, I could listen to Joe for hours and hours, thanks so much for posting this.

  • not bad from me a man born in england of connemara parents my beloved maithir mor agus moo athair mor learned me to speak this beautiful lanungage and my beloved uncle who i was brought up with this message is dedicated to their memory beannacht de leo go leir. padraic de burca united kingdom

  • hi im listening to joe for over 45 years now and so great he was first time i ever seen his photo heard he was like me liked his pint and a smoke like me , i used to listen to him long ago on radio eireann with princious mac an agisa cant spell it mon nights 9.30 aww to the good old days that were did he die in the usa i wonder . beannacht de le do anam dhilis a seosamh o hEanai go ar dheis de a bhi do anam dhilish .amein

  • tá sé seo iontach

  • Translation of first verse:

    Lyrics in English......Little Rose, be not sad for all that hath behapped thee:

    The friars are coming across the sea, they march on the main.

    From the Pope shall come thy pardon, and from Rome, from the East-

    And stint not Spanish wine to my Little Dark Rose.

    Written in 16th Century

  • @paulette01 I disagree. Strongly. The suffering was to preserve their Irish identity, which due to historical events, became identified with Catholicism. Mary was only elevated in the Catholic Church because the missionaries were having such trouble weening the Irish from goddess worship. The one true god of the Irish is a godess.If all the Irish converted to Protestantism, but continued to retain national language culture and identity, the Brits would have found another issue.

  • An bhfuil se fós beo?

  • @BaldGrace Agree -- My folks were from mayo & Donegal. As I have grown older I have apreciated my Irish roots. My Wild Donegal ways, may mannered Westport ways. Climbed Crough Patrick in April , visited my 91 yr old Uncle, in view of the Holy Mount. Regaled with times him and my grandad capained the Irish international Fishing team.. I have been privaliged

  • They're simply saying that there is a different awareness of time in this sean nos style of singing.

    What has religious belief got to do with it?

    Spirituality is not the prerogative of some corrupt depraved organisation which has betrayed humanity.

    Good music is nothing to do with religions or politics or ANY belief system.It is it's own language.We have to shut up and listen.

  • It's more than annoying to read these comments about buddah and zen masters.

    The Irish have suffered for hundreds of years for their Catholic Faith. Catholic Faith..

    And the Lord Jesus Christ, the one true God of the Irish, has instructed us all: Deny yourself, pick up your cross every day and follow me.

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