My dad used to play this lp every Sunday morning remember if only yesterday I'd love to buy it for the memories godbless you dad xxx

Memories from my childhood my mum knew every word and sang so proudly. She shared her love for Ireland 🇮🇪 with all of her children. Thanks for the memories ❤

My grandfather used to play these records to me when I was a baby still remember them I love this music 🎶🎵🎶

Every Sunday morning my Mum used to play this album, she would sing at the top of her voice and we joined in, God I miss her ❤

Brilliant, well done ❤

Also listen to the Wolfhound

Please listen to This Dear Little isle. By Ton OLoughlin an Rebel heart by Ray McAreavrey, beautiful

The best and true most realistic music to a cause that is relevant to a modern and free united and free Ireland

Seems like we’ve been censored guys xx

Use to sing these songs in school late 60s

Am the only American under 20 on here

Kevin Barry is a most poignant song and I love playing this track bought the LP when it came out

I bought this LP in Ireland (Bray) in my teens. I had it for over 30 years and it was played more than any other record i ever owned.

I'm the maverick of my siblings, came across 2 of these CDs ,C with great pleasure I rock these whilst driving.. miss my dad, 6 years ago today 😭😭💔

I was given this album when my grandma died she played it every Saturday with me and a bottle whiskey

My dad had this record and sang this version of Kevin Barry every Hogmanay. We played this album so often, our version had a different cover sleeve! This is fantastic! You've made my year dude! ❤

would love to know who the singer is

My mother played this most Saturdays. We grew listening to them. The rebel songs were forbidden in the UK, mum played them anyway. She was 25 in 1960 when she and dad came over to England, to a farm labourers job. My sister, my brother and I came with them. I still feel teary when I listen to them and I’m 70 in November. God bless.

Was given this album long time ago from one of my old neighbours,my first rebel album,god bless auld boab kerr

We had a copy of this. I think my parents bought it in Woolworths on Grafton Street in Dublin around 67. Is there anywhere that has the whole album for sale. I have looked on all the streaming services without success. I am guessing that it never made it from vinyl to any other media!

Yes I also listened to it as a teenager. Such lovely voices and catchy songs. It’s a pity it’s not available on Spotify or in CD 💿 form. I believe it’s only available still on vinyl.

My old man did always on a Sunday

My father had this in the 60s great album

My mother used to play all the rebel songs every Sunday. She was a Gillespie and her father had to flee Ireland in the 1920"s ,

The best music ever

LP on utube.. enjoy

We, us as a community could not have grew up to any OTHER LP..GO THE TIC🎉

I was born 1967... European cup 😊.my sis has this record, jumps n all haha..we know every scratch n jump.. father murphy❤

I grew up listening to these songs, my late mum was from Adglass Co Down I'm proud of my Irish roots and have yesterday returned from a 10 day visit. My brother has this LP I know all the words. I feel very sad that these songs even exist. The suffering of the Irish people is something that should never be forgotten.. and certainly lesson should be learnt ❤

Born in London to an Irish mother, I have carried this LP with me around the world. Spent most of the time in storage. THank you for putting this out. Sweet childhood memories, I had no idea of the importance of these songs and turned the HiFi up load and my mother used to come in yelling me to turn it down in case we got into trouble.

I watched an episode of Who Do You Think You Are featuring Boy George, In the episode he was saying as a teen, at family gatherings at his home, one of his Aunties would get a bit tipsy, and tell him to put the Freedom Fighters on. He actually sings some of Kevin Barry too. One of his relatives was hanged for being a part or the Uprising, and is buried next to or near Kevin Barry.

This takes me back to my childhood brings a tear to my eye I’m Scottish not Irish love this album and believe it or not I’m a Rangers supporter but not a bigot

This is un doubtly the very best version of this song....How sad for this young man murdered by the evil occupation army of the crown.

i must have heard this Lp hundreds of times growing up , Like many with Irish parents around the World. i still have the original Lp . It's a classic Album for many . I heard Boy George talk about him listening to ' Kevin Barry' on 'Who do you think you are' awile back , and I'll bet it was this Lp he had. ,,,,🇮🇪🇪🇺🇮🇪🇪🇺🇮🇪🇪🇺🇮🇪🇪🇺🇮🇪🇪🇺🇮🇪🇪🇺🇮🇪🇪🇺🇮🇪

I dont have to write anything anyway, you have all said it already, if you didnt grow up with this music then you wouldnt be here.

I grew up with this album, loved it then and love it now

Great credit to those who fought and died for Ireland Con Horan

Up The Rebels!

Played by my dad, like most others, in the 70's, every night till the early hours, that and Frank Sinatra, till the early hours, on a school night 😡 love it now since I started drinking 😁👍

I was over the moon when I found this album as my dear father would play this often in the house and my family and myself know all the words of the rebel song’s fantastic they have a great history behind each one on this album fair play to the Irish

My Irish father brought this album home taught lyrics to English born children told us to never forget lyrics to these songs

grew up with this

I inherited this album from my Dad, I remember it so well from my childhood, and listen to it to this day, the words are ingrained into my mind

Free island of Ireland. Free Scotland. Free Croatian volunteer, Marko Francisković. Never give up

My gran played me this as a child . Same year I was born this album was released

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wow and yes we still have this album

I was raised hearing this album from a very early age. My dad said he got this one and another Album by the Freedom Fighters, A Nation Once Again in Ireland, while he was based in Cork, with the Merchant Navy. He said that being there made him feel his Irish roots, and fall in love with the country. He always wanted to go back. He would speak of the beauty of the country, and the people. Many years later, he finally managed to return, even though it was only for a week, on the Shannon, it was a fantastic week.

Loved this as a youngster. Still do as an old man

I am English and have no Irish Connections but bought this Album 1969/70 and still listen to it today the songs tell great stories and the artists are great singers