Paul Brady talks about his fondness for Donegal

[@mccannlk]

Thanks so much from an American with ancestors in Donegal.

[@janefriel6895]

I spent a few years at Ballyshannon folk festival in my youth. Thumbed lifts from Co Tyrone.Slept in tents.Those were the days.☘

[@anniedavis4569]

Such a wonderful song I didnt hear you mention Glenties but Donegal is a huge county so I understand. Love your voice Paul

[@janemcgrath4907]

I have been a huge fan of Mr Paul Brady since the mid seventies.I have seen him many many times live.I see him in Letterkenny in November.I just dont know what life would be without such a talent.I would give a lung,no two to sing backing vocals with Mr Brady.I have done many times from my seat in concerts.I know!!!!

[@OShaughnessyC]

Good man, Paul!

[@thomasnoade719]

Great Man, Great Singer!

[@banjodeano2202]

ive never met this fella, but i love him, what a humble lovely fella he is, full respect to him

[@janemcgrath4907]

I used to do Irish dance as part of an Irish dancing school in so many of the places mentioned here.Oh the 70's!

[@patrickgolden2996]

Inishowen john, your talkin through your hat. The man WHO wrote the song was Sean Mc Bride(Sean Mac Giolla Bríde) . He was my headmaster at St. Baithins National in St. johnston. Someone has been pulling the wool over your eyes

[@inishowenjohn]

Correction - I think it was Charlie, not Barney. Must be excused at my age!

[@inishowenjohn]

A great version of that Barney Magee song of my (long ago) childhood. Disappointed that Paul didn't mention Burnfoot in his Inishowen litany!! Ha! Ha!

[@johnfarrell5075]

Crap thats not singing!!!! he's murdering it!!!

[@johnfarrell5075]

never ever mentions his own home town Almost like he's ashamed!!!!