The chap singing third is clear and powerful, many thanks to him! Love this song, and you all do it such justice!! Thank you all! Slainte!

Beautiful singers and music, very enjoyable just breathtaking. Thank you all.

What a wonderful performance Beautiful singing voices . Just breathtaking. Thank you all.

What a wonderful performance . Such beautiful singing voices , Breathing .Thank You All.

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This is brilliant❤❤❤

My new favourite old song.. Fabolous

Gorgeous.

Just came across this fabulous version of Beautiful Affair which is one of my favourite songs

So much melancholy sadness. Imiss her so much

What a fantastic concept, beautifully realized. I already loved this song dearly; now thanks to this recording I've learned of several singers new to me--their variety makes it soar even more than one "ideal" rendition does.

Loah stood out for me!

I think the most beautiful song of unrequited love

It's the song/lyrics.... No need for people or diversity videos ??

Beautiful

The best rendition is luke kelly

Thank you so much beautiful black woman

Why does this track and this interpretation bring tears to a grown mans eyes, this is an incredible feelings of emotion ? so proud to be an Irish man one of the very best recordings i have ever heard thanks guys😢

No self respecting sas man would ridicule himself by being part of this tv sham.

Looking at the comments I realise I’m late to this party. But anyway for what it’s worth,this is fantastic, be proud of this work. From a son of a drogheda lady

I love this version.

Great

Phelim Drew💚

Marvelous. A song that deserves to be so much better known.

Amazing take on a classic I just learned to play on guitar.

Still a class tune

Love 💖 this song since I first heard it nearly 35 years ago, l love this version Tradfest 2020,, sorry 😐 to say the recent version of the song 2022 leaves me cold

Wow!!

Great song

Thank you so much for hosting this event. Will it be live streamed?

Looking forward to the gig Mike at the National Stadium Thursday 27th, hope you and the band with Ralph might do that beautiful song The Setting 😊

Brutal

Brilliant

A terrific production, well done! What a classic song this is with life affirming lyrics and an upbeat tune. It brings a smile to my face, just as it did in the early 1980's. It is great to see so many great artists performing.

Beautiful, thank you

Seriously leave Raglan Road alone. Nobody will ever beat Luke Kelly performing it. These people don’t have the old Dublin accent which gives the song its unique sound.

A beautiful rendition of one of the most beautiful songs I’ve ever heard. Just wonderful

My grandfather a proud Dublin man used to drink with Patrick Kavanagh occasionally..they shared a surname a slightly bittered view on life and a fondness for the drink. Lovely version of Raglan Road.

Mae hwn yn fersiwn hollol hyfryd ac hudolus. Diolch i chi.

Need a full version of this song by Daoiri Farrell

N17

LOVELY.

I sent my only copy of this to Brother (Patrick @ Sancta Maria Abbey,Nunraw)a 1,000 years ago. Wish I had another copy of to play now.

Love the song but this doesn't work for me.

So beautiful! I have always loved Luke Kelly’s version, which is a tough listen but matches the pain of the singer/poet. This version is just so beautiful, love it!!

Paddy Kavanagh Brendan Behan and the tilly can of porter can we not appreciate our legends when they are alive.True Irish men

This song has been with me since I was a young boy. It still moves me now, 40 years later.

But as for this version? You must be joking!

A lovely, lovely song

I remember from the mid 1970s to the mid 1980s when this beautiful Patrick Kavanagh "Raglan Road" song/poem was frowned upon in Ireland during the time of the never ending economic doom and immigration in the South, and nauseating non ceasing conflict in the North. The song was seen as hokey, and harking back to even a worse era, the mid 1950s to the mid 1960s. Patrick Kavanagh chose two lovely Dublin streets for his poem/ballad. The fancy pedestrian Grafton Street just south of the city center, and the tree lined with Georgian houses Raglan Road in Ballsbridge, Dublin 4.