Glad there's a strong trans Atlantic connection.

hello à Alba Nuadh ! Slainte!

Nice

Raised up on the Clancy Brothers, herd this many times but never realized the true meaning of it until one of my three brothers died in July of 2021, and then again when my youngest brother died in November of 2023. At his celebration of life I sang this song. Had to sneak in a 6pack of Guinness and a bottle of Tullamore Dew, for the raisin' of glass. Spent three years at the Naval Base at Argentia, NFLD 64-66 . Rode the CNN ferries out along the South Coast on my weekends off, I am 79 now and been off the Rock for 60 years but the South Coast and the Outports still haunt me yet. PS, I still have my Jigger, and I recently played, and explained to my 20 drum circle friends what a Newfoundland Ugly Stick is!

I wish I could play this in my church.

💚👏🏻👌 good vibes

Okay this is 6 years later but really I think Rap Music came from these ditties. Be it Irish or Scottish this is Newfoundland sound.😊

Darn missed it!

Man... Tim is awesome. Awesome job all the way around.

still coming back!!!!

I return here every so often to remind myself of true fantastic music

No matter what, not of a fan of the modern take on an absolute historic tune, and bastardising into this, fair play to the youth!

Fantastic job! Enjoyed every minute of it, and especially after studying Irish history, I can picture the whole scene that these lyrics convey.

A great version of one of my very favourite Irish songs - even if it originated in Bonny Scotland! 😉😉 Well done lads - looking forward to seeing you live one of these days in the Sunny South East! 👍👍✌✌

Rip Sinead O’Connor, you, her and Colm McGuinness do the best versions of this song

Aaahh I recognise that bar setting, would that be the upstairs smoking bar area in the " Oliver plunketbar " in Cork city, one of me oll favourite/regular haunts for a few 😉🍻

From Torbay Newfoundland we love the chant <3 !

The message of this song is truth

oh ffs it gets worse.........................no feeling at all in the lyrics

no....needsa grittier voice

amazing tribute!! incredible musicians

that was awesome!! keep going that way :)

This is not "As I roved out" It's "Raggle taggle gypsy". Nevertheless, besides mixing up titles, it's quite enjoyable.

Great high energy version of this great song.

Excellent groupe, vraiment une version très entraînante.

Sorry for the tears that roll down my cheeks... Must be my Irish blood... Thanks...

still coming back.. year after year!

woah 🎶💕

Fantastic arrangement and playing.

I know the tunnel well and I love the fact that cyclists and walkers got backed up. What a nice surprise for them!!

I think we're missing a first verse, about how he roved out before he met the pretty maid, unless I'm mistaken...

love you music

The female Luke Kelly. Gives me goose bumps

Beautiful singing and the camera should focus on her not scanning all the time!!!

Newfoundland and Ireland are kindred blood remember the Leaders of the easter rising 1916

When I was a child living in Donegal The foggy Dew was a great fireside song with visitors . This young woman has a wonderful voice well done

Love the band

love your music one day see you here norris point newfoundland

Taking the punk stance on the stage with the banjo too. One of the best songs/recordings I have ever seen. You never stop to amaze me Tim Eriksen. What a song!

Cracking stuff, well done lads!

To all who have gone before, Thanks!

Fuckin love the song, and great thumbnail holy fuck by's i'd lick the shits out of that missus me ol man

Just hilarious 🎩👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Its a ballad not a bloody march you bloomin pansies

Why on God's green earth would anyone give this lovely (and understandable) rendition a thumbs down?

Unreal.....

This is quite special.. Lads and lasses ye are amazing.. This is culture that should never be forgotten and i honestly commend yee for this...

BEAUTIFUL...

❤

Drink it if he's able !!?