How wonderful that his true passion comes from the heart 💛
@brendanmcnamara14143 сағат бұрын
A world class performer A great ambassador of our country That our Maura❤❤❤
@MarionD-vc4vuКүн бұрын
Such a beautiful song and a lovely singer
@Prfdt3Күн бұрын
Irish culture is worth protecting.
@maureenmartin4730Күн бұрын
We stayed in to listen to this programme on the radio!!!! For years…dancing on the radio… if u had a radio… great dancing ..and music songs etc ❤
@maureenmartin4730Күн бұрын
Just lovely… and not an easy dance❤
@maureenmartin4730Күн бұрын
Brilliant!!❤
@lugo_99692 күн бұрын
Paddy moloney......a true gentleman. RIP.
@ChristopherKirby-t2b3 күн бұрын
Is that Dom Keogh in the corner?
@nialltd3 күн бұрын
I called in to that man’s pub in listowel co Kerry one day on my travels , what a lovely experience, lord rest his soul
@thomasanthonykelly21584 күн бұрын
What a talented musician R I P
@shanehughes35116 күн бұрын
Old irish people today act so uo their a**es about how things were in their day. No mental health conditions or drug addiction they claim. When in reality a huge chunk of the population had depression and anxiety and were surviving only as functional alcoholics. John B Keane is in his early to mid 50s here ... the man looks 75. If ever you needed proof of how drug addiction ages you lol. Literally so addicted he was still in withdrawal 3 days after trying to quit and was angry and banging around, try to substitute alcohol with chocolate and other addictive snacks. Poor man clearly was a genuine severe alcoholic and his wife totally blind to it. Alcoholism was just so normalised in ireland back then. They couldn't even see they were drug addicts. Seems every family those days had alcoholics in them. Then again if I had to live in 1970s or 1980s ireland I'd probably fall into drug addiction the place was so backwards and miserable otherwise lol
@radicalmanifesting8 күн бұрын
Amazing 😍
@carmelcrowley15810 күн бұрын
M
@marianjones619310 күн бұрын
This lady feels and lives every note that comes from her breath. The level of emotion is captivating. I could never tire from listening to her singing this beautiful song. The artist playing the guitar clearly has grasped all she requires to carry it through and deliver it in the state of perfection it arrives. The arrangement is brilliant. Ron Jones.
@user-em4ng1te8y10 күн бұрын
Cork were absolutely robbed 😂
@johnfinnerty424310 күн бұрын
The immovable Irish tradition! Powerful stuff!
@johnconlon234414 күн бұрын
Best version ever! Ar aghaidh le The Cheiftains agus Laurence, Seamus agus Dáithí!
@ThomasByrne-f6z14 күн бұрын
💚🇮🇪
@Garbhan5115 күн бұрын
If you can, check out the McPeake Family's version of this, from the 1960's.
@catherinemartina646915 күн бұрын
I named my baby after her. My baby is 30 this year, the song was one of my mom's favourite. Her nick name was Maggie, there is a love story behind it...Maura O'Connell Is beautiful all the way.
@JFefrenOrtaM16 күн бұрын
SIMPLEMENTE !!SENSACIONAL¡¡ LLEGA AL CORAZÓN.
@WilliamTerhart-yp8wj16 күн бұрын
Probably 10 years ago I heard and really fell in love with Alias Acoustic Band's/Ron Kavanah's version of The Wind That Shakes the Barley. I could hear things in the singing that I hadnt heard before, but didnt really dig into the how and why of it. Fast forward 8 years or so and youtube reccomended me Radie Peat's version of Liam Wheldon's Dark Horse on the Wind, and once again I immediately fell in love with that recording, and heard those strange but sublime and beautiful things in her style of singing. Forward once again to yesterday, and I was messing around with ChatGPT, asking it questions that I thought it might either get stumped on or maybe I would learn sonething, which I did. The robot mentioned "the Sean-Nos tradition", and that is what those songs and this one can be described by, its where they came from, its the how and why. So it took 10 years or so but finally I know what this divine style of singing is actually called, and for that I am grateful. This performance here is just as stunning. I am constantly in awe of how these kinds of singers can modulate their pitch the way an instrument with discreet intervals (like guitar or piano) can do when improvising. I learned to sing and play guitar based music when I was just a dumb kid, and when I try to sing with this level of embellishment and ornamentation, it makes me realize how much skill it takes.
@edwardjantyndorf417418 күн бұрын
Of course, the ancient Gaels (Gaedhals) came from the Iberian peninsula.
@clairelichter602218 күн бұрын
love this....always makes me cry in a good way,
@brickworknstuff965021 күн бұрын
Without an irish accent this wouldn't be possible to justify perfectly.
@PaulKirsch-v4f21 күн бұрын
Paddy is phantastic
@Dreams_Welcome21 күн бұрын
🌞🌹💗🕯️🙏
@timothyhill124921 күн бұрын
This is from 2000, not 1990.
@ashrach1822 күн бұрын
Feckin love it, great stuff boys.
@22leah23 күн бұрын
i had no idea this was a song other people knew i remember doing this in bua na cainte
@johnconnor205428 күн бұрын
My wedding ring is a claddagh ring❤️🎵❤️
@Joe-on7mf29 күн бұрын
This is the most country thing I've ever seen😂
@theotherbrian3079Ай бұрын
Does this count as country dancing? Not everyone in a community can step like that, or “battering”, which I think it’s called. Surely community dancing should be simple so that any newcomer of any age can just join in.
@TheOriginalSindiniАй бұрын
Wicked! She looks like Justin Trudeau.
@brendanpatrick9844Ай бұрын
God bless you Sir and Ma'am.
@HareDeLuneАй бұрын
You always bring a smile to my face. 🤗
@mauricebutler7215Ай бұрын
Hupp!!❤
@eileennestor9274Ай бұрын
Fabulous
@johnmc3862Ай бұрын
Donal Murphy is fantastic and I believe these are slides. 😊
@clarebannermanАй бұрын
They are!...Blame the hangover..
@johndally7994Ай бұрын
do you know the names of the tunes?
@johnmc3862Ай бұрын
@@clarebannerman That's allowed.
@colineverett540229 күн бұрын
@@johndally7994 the second one is the Kings of Kerry
@tehreemgenic4262Ай бұрын
Beauty ❤
@RockyOutcrop817Ай бұрын
proud of Irish tradition. shtop. I have a storry to tell ye
@ingerhansson8104Ай бұрын
Vad betyder refrängen?
@Garbhan5115 күн бұрын
Det betyder "farvel til I, skòn skòn Gallion berg (valley). "
@ingerhansson810411 күн бұрын
@@Garbhan51 Tack!
@sonnygaule9279Ай бұрын
Billy has a great voice great songs billy keep it upp
@rupertlevenworth1834Ай бұрын
Liffey banks?
@christybennett3116Ай бұрын
Thank you
@facgce960Ай бұрын
so beautiful
@letitiakearney2423Ай бұрын
It’s lovely seeing traditional dance steps like cross keys that I never see nowadays in any reels, slip jigs and so on, just stiff legs and prancing around.
@barryshield1522Ай бұрын
One of the best pieces of music I’ve ever heard
@juliawitt3813Ай бұрын
Sad indeed that they turned from the storyteller to the radio. My Dad was a great storyteller. Most 20 stories high 😂 and he could take in anyone. Thanks for the upload listening.