I first saw Runrig in 1982 in a tiny hall at the top of the Aberdeen University Union with maybe 200 people packed shoulder to shoulder! How they grew!

One of the best ireland ever produced 🙌

Clever stuff. 😂

A Bill Hill creation I believe. Great stuff.

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Thankyou Bruce 💙🦢💙 Donnie Rory and all of Runrig. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Wundervoll

Judie fowlis

The Corries were an institution, but credit here to Bill Hill, who wrote this ditty.

takin my two kids around australia for 7 weeks next summer at the end they will be luke kelly fans

roger miller wins hands down. cant beat the original

Fu$k no

One off our greast singers ever may you rest in peace

Where's the lyrics?

written in 1969 by Stan Kelly sung by the Dubliners …….great song about the city

A couple of lads of the gentle persuasion I dare say....

love the intro, love the band...

Love and healing blessings for my beautiful Mum 💖 Anne Stewart this is mine and my Mum’s song, Mum’s feeling a bit poorly atm. So shine a light and shine it brightly now. 🌞

Irish legend 🇮🇪

The incomparable ❤

I've been a Corries fan for nearly 50 years. Also I'm English but good music is still good music and the Corries were among the best. All the better live, people forget to list the other thing they could play, an audience.

The nightingale sung by the late LUKE KELLY A BEAUTIFUL SONG I HADN'T HEARD IN OVER 50 YEARS UNTIL YESTERDAY I LIKED IT ALL THOSE YEARS AGO AND I STILL DO

I was lucky enough to see them in concert, twice, at their prime in the mid '70s. The two "Combolins" that Roy built also showed his finger skills as a craftsman of a different ilk. RIP

So glad I saw Luke, Ronnie, and the other lads live several times in my youth.

Brilliant

That voice! I wish Luke had taken better care of himself.

Rip Stacey x

Oh what a anthem, beautiful.from the heart ❤❤❤..

This song was like a guide to keep the faith all along the Covid confinement. And one of the reasons why, incredibly, I have some good memories of those days. I still can’t believe this voice faded out one year ago. Thanks for your inspiring music, Runrig. Rest in peace Bruce Guthro.

Wonderful history of Scotland's life and history ÷÷

what a voice no other sungs this better as Luke Kelly

First heard runrig when I was working offshore and liked them straight away

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Oh,to have him and his voice back.67 year old from the scots 70,s

You've done it again, bought me to tears, (happy ) ones tho, 😢😊😊, God bless Bruce xxx, ❤

One of the great singers a great voice e

Gail is as thick as fuck...how can a clown like that have a Range Rover Sport with personalised number plates?? Maybe all those court cases and publicity her failure of a husband gets. 😂😂😂😂

Amazing

Greetings from Great Yarmouth

Wow !!

The best rendition of this song was when Hibs beat Rangers in the Scottish cup final im a Rangers supporter from Leith 😬 but on that day I was a honorary Hibee I’ve been spoiled over the years watching Rangers win man trophies so being a Leither & all friends & Family are Hibs I felt it only right this is the 1st time I’ve ever seen the proper lyrics I got goosebumps up my back n neck 😊 I actually the twins years ago when I went to The Citadel youth centre it was quite surreal we got to ask them some questions after they sang for us before it started to get ridiculous with silliness 😂

Yo I’ve got to say yous put nice spin to this Rock On

Brilliant version by the master.

Very good

Written by Robert Burns .

This is Lukes most powerfull verson of this song, and even the best verson elever to be recorded

Learnt A Shiteload of these Boys in early seventies from Dads 8track in The west Highlands. Late seventies. I've left home to work on a boat at sixteen with My first ever serious Girlfriend 😉! Best of Times. But I still didn't remember this? Yet I was word perfect? Understanding was no surprise. But why haven't I seen this before?

Love that song even better live

By far the superior version of this song. Gaughan gets it.

That the morning light may always be kindly, I pray to thee O mighty Atlantic, when it shines on this old mug