The Chieftains - O'Sullivan's March

The Chieftains - O'Sullivan's March

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[Thomas Michael Griffin]

I agree, I am English, brought up by an Irish Grandmother who was more Mother tro me than my own. I was always brought up to beleive in a united Eire. Maybe not in my lifetime but hopefully soon. The Irish will always prevail, Éirinn go Brách.

[David Barry]

And us Irish love Mexicans and tequila

[47fiddle]

Where does that place Scotland?

[Neil Walmsley]

As an Englishman you might imagine my leanings to be 'typically English' and in support of the current situation. Nothing could be further from the truth, Ireland as an island should be one country Eire.

Gibraltar should be a part of Spain and stretching it even more the Channels Islands should be a part of France. Colonialism is a thing of the past and should be recognised as such.

[47fiddle]

The March of the King of Laois ( or "Mairseail Ri Laoise") is a different tune. This tune however is also played in Scotland and claimed as a Scottish tune and is known as "The rock and the wee pickle tow".It would be interesting to know which country it originated in.

[FutureRangerMajor .]

What is? My family history that is recorded in a book? Everything my grandmother on my moms side has stored up over the years?

[James Guenard]

lies

[katey1dog]

It almost sounds like Garry Owen. 

[Partyffs]

So you are not an american then.

Cherokee = american.

Irish = Irish.

[Chris Heady]

I am a true American Mutt. My Father's Father's family is Irish immigrants from the late 1800s and my Mother's Fathers Family is English from around the same time. My Father's Father was married to a woman whose heritage has yet to be determined and my Mother's Mother is descended from German immigrants from the early 1900s. I have embraced as much of my heritage as I can. Irish, German, and English, what a family and what a heritage!

[pinchediablazo]

Viva México e Irlanda por siempre

[22grena]

West Cork Abu