BEO Lurgan - Some Nights cover le Fun as Gaeilge

[@dexstewart2450]

Ireland - still the only independent Celtic nation, and yet apparently unable to put the effort into its language: compare that to Welsh - 1600 years of the Saes trying to wipe it out, and now Welsh Medium Schools are a government policy, with more and more of those being opened. Get your act together.

[@conorgunn5308]

níl suim ag an rialtas aon rud a deanamh faoi.

[@adammacgreagoir4924]

It's a shame, I went to English medium schools at both primary and secondary level and while the language is mandatory I learnt more teaching myself than in all the time I spent in school, I'm almost fluent now I'd like to believe, but the way it's taught makes it a chore to learn for students which makes them resent the language. There's too much focus on literature when the kids cant even speak the language, its like showing an Indonesian poem to a Frenchman and asking him to write about its intricacies. The government doesn't care about the language because there's no monetary benefit to reviving it, so people have to rely on private organisations, which has just made the language seem pompous and middle class to people who cant afford to go to the private institutions, which is the exact opposite of what it used to be before. It's just a bad situation made worse by a neglectful government. Edit: Just as a final note, the situation with the teaching of the language is so bad that I didn't even know that letters were pronounced differently in school because my teachers never covered it and they were unfamiliar with the sounds too, so teachers that don't know how to pronounce words teach the next generation which then go off to teach it wrong again, it's disgraceful the state of the education system here.

[@TimothyOBrien1958]

@@conorgunn5308 Exactly the opposite.

[@spikeesnoop]

Having gone through the irish school system I know well how badly irish is taught. But I still got a fairly good hang of it. Your comment is far more of a rant however, you ignore the fact that the irish held out very well with their own language for hundreds of years under english occupation before famine and emigration wiped it out in earnest and relegated it to the levels we see today. No such destructive history was experienced by the welsh or Scottish or other Celtic nations. It’s too easy and lazy to simply look at the situation now without understanding history. Your ignorance and laziness in this regard is exactly what you’re accusing the irish of being. Ironic.

[@spikeesnoop]

Having gone through the irish school system I know well how badly irish is taught. But I still got a fairly good hang of it. Your comment is far more of a rant however, you ignore the fact that the irish held out very well with their own language for hundreds of years under english occupation before famine and emigration wiped it out in earnest and relegated it to the levels we see today. No such destructive history was experienced by the welsh or Scottish or other Celtic nations. It’s too easy and lazy to simply look at the situation now without understanding history. Your ignorance and laziness in this regard is exactly what you’re accusing the irish of being. Ironic.

[@georgeybarra6204]

Native American, I understand the pride in keeping ones native language alive

[@georgeybarra6204]

I listen to this channel in the evening helps me relax, very beautiful language.

[@Festyboy21]

It’s a dying language sadly, very few speak it as a first language and those who still do are mostly older people. It’s still taught in schools but you wouldn’t believe how few people speak it

[@jamesmcnamara3156]

@@Festyboy21 it seems to be getting more popular irish schools are flying up in Dublin and I know at least 10 family’s who speak it solely at home. I’m 5 years out of secondary and will still speak to my friends from school in Irish if I see them and a lot of my year do the same

[@chetawitko7031]

Lakȟota okhise wauŋ na/agus tá mé leath Éireannach. Love this! (I'm half Sioux and I'm half Irish.) Luf dis shit!

[@goodgame3374]

I can't recall which native American first nation it was but I know that one made quite a substantial donation to the Irish people during the famine

[@wlamb9]

God bless Ireland and the Irish. Respect from the USA.

[@charliestephens7885]

I respect that and I'm Irish👍👍

[@ATLmodK]

I agree, from America

[@TheAng1967]

As someone who has 3 sons who have gone to lurgan, I'm afraid you really have no idea. Lurgan is passionate in promoting Gaeilge, making sure the students learn the language in a fun way ie... through music, sport, social interaction etc. They made friends for life! The songs are translated and all the students learn them. No limelight...just making the language 'cool' and fun. So much work went into this! No need for negative comments. Someone will always knock enthusiasm and innovation! Sad!

[@JesseLopez-s1k]

Keep your native roots alive with music and passed down stories. Give our Sons and Daughters the Pride they deserve.

[@evaolsen8066]

My son in Australia is so jealous. He would go to Lurgan in a heartbeat!

[@JG-rn5hv]

I really think these videos are going to save the Irish language

[@taradesmond3487]

Joshua Garcia I go to a fully Irish school so I'm also saving it😄❤

[@amigon2014]

Joshua Garcia Irish is not dying

[@deanward7899]

Me to

[@emilyibrahim9092]

Nae Nae it is ...

[@Gray13475]

I just wish I could understand them better than 40% intelligibility. Gaeilge Chonnacht is so progressive, that I barely understand it. I raised up, taught in, and still only speak Canúint Uladh.

[@Preacher232]

Im from south africa and i speak afrikaans, To me this is like heaven on earth just to lie on my bed every day listing to 2 or 3 songs makes my just that much better. I wish i can speak Gaelic its one of the most beautiful languages in the world hope that this language does not die out. Keep it up guys we al love the song you do.

[@Dylan-mx3tb]

aweh me to

[@Dylan-mx3tb]

+Anny whocares I'm irish :p

[@lucaseverett3540]

+AlcaZ'one I totally agree with you. Gaeilge is one of the absiolute most beautiful languages in the world by far. every word sounds like it can end a song and it all just sounds right. its beautiful and every word sounds right together and its always rymes. and seemingly it does not matter the phrase, it just is always beautiful!

[@EEFFAA02]

+AlcaZ'one it did for a wheil because the english came over to ireland and shooed us upto the west and banned all of our irish traditions including Irish until people made groups to help to bring it back Like GAA (irish football but u can use your hands) and hurling and camogi Ya the saying was at the time of the english came over was "Go to connoacht or go to hell)

[@CelticTopCock]

+AlcaZ'one I am not Irish either but I live in Ireland. I moved here because I love the country, people, culture but especially the language so much. I came here to learn Irish. I'm not fluent....but I am getting there. BTW, the language is called IRISH (when speaking english) and Gaeilge (when speaking Irish), not Gaelic. Gaelic is the culture, which includes the language but is not solely the language, of the Gaelic people (Ireland, Isle of Man, Newfoundland, and Scotland).

[@hdturner1]

keep your language alive - we are all richer from your efforts.

[@shire151]

Hal Turner Apart from they're not very good at actually speaking it in Lurgan.

[@hdturner1]

Still one can appreciate the effort to expose the young people in a cute and catchy way.

[@shire151]

Yeah, that's true. It's probably just the rivalry between the coláiste's which fueled that comment.

[@paskelle]

Tá sé hannagh féin beo

[@ME24689]

The Dept of Education is not helping the Irish language to survive.. Doesn't even teach Kids their names in Irish anymore.. We all knew ours growing up and were proud of it. Even the foreign kids loved their Christian names to be translated.. BUT NO MORE.. I FULLY BLAME THE DEPT AND GOVERNMENT for their complacency... We are going to lose our language if its left up to them..

[@Quarton]

The Irish immigrants to America have helped make us who we are today. It's great to see that Irish is being preserved, and taught! Love the songs and the bright future ahead. God bless all you do!

[@MasterMichelleFL]

I want to take my Irish arse HOME... I'm homesick for a land my feet have never touched. My great grand dad was born in Ireland, came here as a baby. He used to sing to me in what I thought was a magical Faery language... 35 years later, I realised it is Gaeilge!!! 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@teacoon6399]

Finnabair aka Jen Oliver We must bring Druidism back in full force to the isles!

[@Luv50527]

Everything sounds better in gaeilge.

[@sandydalewska2220]

My son KEO is 7 years and he loves this song he said it's his favorite song! Even we are living in Austria, oh I wish we could move for a while to beautiful Ireland...! ✨🤝🤩

[@SuperGroundControl]

The future of our country is in safe hands. I love all the kids and young people I know, they are so bright and intelligent and just awesome. We don't know how lucky we are!!!

[@MmMm-ex9nk]

+Paintball enthusiast tf...stfu 😂

[@bellatoramatbellum]

+Paintball enthusiast Ireland is amazing as all; I would totally live there if the U.S. Did not exist. But, but while the flag flies, the U.S. Is my home and the greatest county in the world. I wouldn't give it up for anything. But Ireland is the definite second Choice!

[@MasterMichelleFL]

💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@scaper47]

as a father of seven children, here in Canada, i have taught my children the importance of their roots, their hero, a young fifteen year old Irish lad from county poles who had the courage to cross the pond in 1815...it is from this stock we come, it is from this language we spoke and will speak again...thank-you from my soul.

[@sandydalewska2220]

Amazing! Greetings from Austrian-polish Octomom! 🙏I love Irish since I am a little girl, wanna know if there is related ancestry...my children know the Irish language a little bit and it makes me really proud! We are also very music loving family and sing a lots together! 💕❤️Love Ireland forever🇮🇪🤝

[@keithscheff234]

I am sitting in Thailand listening I first had no idea of this Irish language and how beautiful it is with out me knowing what the hell is being said in the song brought me to tears. Thank you

[@Yekats]

I'm watching a lot of Irish music videos and I've realised how amazing Irish is and what others think of it. It really makes me proud of our language and for being able to understand it. Thanks to this channel for making these videos!

[@sherrybentz3263]

Listening to these videos, no matter who you are, makes you stronger in body, spirit, mind and beautiful! You also can’t help singing, dancing, smiling, sharing and loving~kindness and diversity! Diversity, which apparently is one of God’s most favorite things because God filled the world full of it, and gave us the ability to be so creative ourselves, is a key to our happiness and peace of mind until we meet God face to face (or bow and cover our face).

[@marioundfreunde8226]

Das ist ein wunderbares Lied, was noch wunderbarer gesungen wurde. Ich liebe es! Mein nächster Flug geht nach Irland. Ich höre das Lied 4 x am Tag. DANKE

[@elisseamstutz8175]

Every time I tune into KZbin, you guys always sound amazing and I'm trying to teach myself a little Gaelic while I'm listening and watching KZbin. Please, never NEVER stop. You guys are so important to keeping this language alive and I'm sure myself and so many other people appreciate it.

[@tazdianbrewhaha1402]

I've looked Death in the eye more times in my life than I'd care to count. I've often reflected on those moments and wonder...how on earth did I live through that, or I must have had an Angel on my shoulder...know I know...I've lived to find this song..I don't even have words to describe how amazing this is

[@kamistormcelestekennedy]

🥂💋❤️🌠⭐✨🙏

[@gerryquinn8267]

Head of Arts at Ramsey Grammar School - Isle of Man - we are so impressed with your performances! keep on inspiring our pupils. An - mhaith! agus bail ó dhia ar an obair! :)

[@IAMLUKE111]

oh my god i wish i was there to sing along with them

[@aquagemics1220]

Me to

[@brazendesigns]

Tá sé go hálainn, tá sé go hiontach ar fad... This is wonderful and gives me hope in so many ways: reveling in seeing the passing of the torch to the next generation, their enthusiasm about making it a *living*, breathing everyday language, the flexibility of Irish music to embrace, meld and fuse with the changing of times while remaining passionate about its roots. All of these together ensures its survival. Oh yeah, you've captivated the world without even trying to do so. Keep going Colaiste Lurgan.

[@julesverne4629]

``Ta se halainn, ta se go hiontach ar fad`` Celtic Gaeilge Irish Ireland directly to Celtic Gaelic Galician Galego Galego PORTUGUESE PortuCale Portugal and Celtic BRASIL Gaelic Galego Galician Portuguese Brasil = ``Ta se na leinha, ta se anda na tassa do air do fado( also Celtic Geilge and Celtic Portuguese Music) `` translated to English Anglo Saxons= ``Its at of the line, Its walks on the Trophy of The Air of Fado Music (Also Includes Celtic Galician Portuguese Rock``n Roll Music and Celtic Folk of Celtic Portugal and Celtic BRASIL in Celtic CELTICA GAELIC GALICIAN PORTUGUESE GALEGO GALEGA PORTUGUESE CELTIC LANGUAGE OF CELTIC GALICIA PORTUCALE PORTUGAL AND CELTIC GAELIC GALEGO GALICIAN GALEGA PORTUGUESE CELTIC BRASIL, Now you are Really Celebrating Our Celtic Geailge Irish--Galician-Portuguese Celtic Ancestry languages Celtic Geailge IRELAND Forever with Celtic Gaelic Galician Portuguese Celtic Brasil Celtic White Peoples Celtic General Sciences and Mathematics Celtic Druids Knowledge with Celtic Galicia Geailge Irish--Galician Celtic Portuguese Portugal and Brasil have very ``Similar Phonetics and Tangebility and Meanings of Our Celtic Geailge Gaelic Galician Portuguese Celtic Portugal and Celtic Brasil Celtica languages have Similar Tangebilities and Meanings, Celtic Alliance of Geailge Irish with Celtic Galician Portuguese Galicia of Celtic Portugal and Celtic BRASIL having similar ``tangibility with Celtic Galician Portuguese of PortuCale Portugal and Brasil as The New 3 Added Celtic League of Nations of Geailge IRELAND Forever with Celtic Galician Portuguese PORTUGAL and CELTIC New Galician Portuguese BRASIL and Celtic GALICIA OF PORTUCALE CELTIC PORTUGAL. Our CELTIC Languages and CELTIC CELTICI GALICIAN CELTIC PORTUGUESE WHITE PEOPLES HAVE NOW CEMENTED which Includes CELTIC GAELIC GALICIAN PORTUGUESE CELTIC BRASIL PORTUGUESE CELTIC GALICIAN LANGUAGE IS VERY SIMILAR TO CELTIC GEAILGE SPEAKING AND READING AND WRITING OF OUR CELTIC GEAILGE IRISH WITH CELTIC GALICIAN PORTUGUESE PORTUGAL AND BRASIL CELTIC BASE BRYTHONIC CELTIC GEAILGE GALICIAN PORTUGUESE CELTIC LANGUAGES WERE ALWAYS ``CELTIC VERY SIMILAR IN WRITING AND IN MEANING``!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...........................................................................................................!!!!!!!!....

[@julesverne4629]

quick typo error= ``leinha`` is ``linha`` or ``halainn``;,`` in Celtic Geailge Irish Celtic Ireland and Celtic Portugal and Celtic Brasil and ``halainn`` is ``linha`` in Celtic Galician Portuguese and Celtic Galician Portuguese Brasil= in Anglo-Saxon English = ``line or ``On The ``Line``; in both Celtic Geaigle Irish and Celtic Galician Portuguese Celtic Portugal and Celtic BRASIL CELTIC CELTICA Geailge Irish and CELTIC CELTICA Galician Portuguese of PortuCale Celtic Portugal and Celtic BRASIL. Both Our Celtic languages of Celtic IRELAND Geailge and Celtic GALICIA OF Celtic PORTUGAL and BRASIL have very similar ``Celtic written, spoken and read Celtic Linguistic Phonetics and Celtic Very Similar Celtic Gaelic Geailge Irish to Celtic Gaelic Galician Portuguese Very Similar Celtic languages Celtic Brythonic Celtic languages Very Similar both ``written, spoken, reading and in Meanings Celtic Rossetta Stone Celtic Peoples Rosetta Stone Celtic Dictionaries``!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!................................!!!!!!!!....

[@xxkn93xx]

As three irish students, gotta say this video makes us want to be able to speak fluent irish. Should be proud of yourselves, it's deadly

[@xXxNeeNeexXxX]

This is more than amazing, makes me prouder now than ever to say I'm Irish and can speak and understand this. Lads go hiontach ar fad, tá súil agam go bhfuil sibh bródúil faoi seo mar táim!

[@OSTARAEB4]

Beautiful people! Nice to see young Irish learning and celebrating their culture! Love, Irish in America! Is brea liom agus go raibh maith agat!

[@noahroangoldwing]

Love the language of my great-grandfather’s people

[@360eagleeye4]

lOVE THE BIG IRISH FAMILY PLAYING TOGETHER AS ONE BIG HAPPY HUMAN COMMUNITY. DON'T EVER LET IT GO. IT GIVES ME HOPE FOR THE REST OF US.....

[@tazdianbrewhaha1402]

This music is AMAZING, and I've noticed in the comments on a lot of these videos about how you love the youth keeping the language alive, and talk about the saviors of the country. You treat your language like a living soul..it's amazing I'm definitely going to research more about it

[@Patrilafea]

Beautiful people, beautiful language, and beautiful music.

[@SoulGarry]

That is well said ! Though I am Lithuanian I still believe Irish is a language that needs to live forever !

[@mikeg8054]

Isn't it great that such an old language can breathe new life into an older song.

[@paulgorman2801]

I've listened to three of these songs covered in Irish Gaelic and it's awesome. It's still got the same spirit as if I were to listen to it in English. Pretty darn cool : )

[@charliestephens7885]

I respect that but Gaelic is a sport only played in Ireland And I play it but respect

[@rubymccabe4172]

I go to an Irish school! We're learning that song in school for a show we're doing in the Helix! (An teanga atá beo ná Gaelige)

[@saoirsemcnerney6965]

Haha Dia duit a Ruby! Is mise Saoirse ó rang a cúig

[@emilygirl8528]

+Saoirse McNerney oooooh....dia duit is mise Emily agus ta mé I no rang a sé

[@rubymccabe4172]

Dia dhuit saoirse!

[@rubymccabe4172]

Teen singer who?

[@selieguang7310]

HeyItsRuby Suggest the name of soloist of this song to me, please!

[@bizete77]

Beautiful version! I'm very proud that my Irish Brazilian boys are mad about songs in Irish. Can't wait to see them going to Lurgan. These are some kids! Fair play to them!

[@brooklynd.756]

I've been trying to learn Gaelic on Duolingo and this just made my day! I was listening to Mo Ghile Mear and then this wonderful song came on. Beautiful rendition by all!

[@sueannmoore6834]

There arer loads more songs As Gaeilge

[@dagmarkalucic3683]

I tried too but i am not a quick learner xD

[@МичилМестников]

Gaelige language beuuutifuul.

[@jennypiper377]

THESE KIDS ARE ALREADY THERE "SEO LINN,I AM IRISH AND SCOTTISH PROUD TO BE BUT WILL I EVER GET TO SEE MY HOMELAND AGAIN I JUST LIVE TO DEREAM ,WHAT A GREAT BAND WHAT A GREAT TIME BUT BUY ME TIME ONCE FAMOUS MORE SO TAKE A BREAK AND FOR HEAVENS SAKE KEEP ON SINGING LIKE A BELL KEEPS RINGING xxxooo

[@anonymousx2156]

Ó mo fréamhacha beloved hÉireann ar fad agat! Grá, comhréiteach agus Dia!

[@timbullman4273]

brillant, as an American of Irish background with no unique language, keep gaelic alive forever

[@Mark_.-]

Gaeilge, not Gaelic

[@shinytrombone11]

I love the incorporation of traditional Irish instruments, like the hand drum and the accordion (maybe not traditional, but definitely a musical characteristic attributed to Irish music!)

[@DarrenHickey-t5y]

2:23 he was sooo nervous but he didn't know that he killed it keep trying. IRELAND!!!!!🇮🇪🍀🍀🍀🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@Harinair72]

My third Irish song these last 10 minutes... Totally in love with these people... Want to go sailing the toughest waters... With these people, with this song!

[@padrina1]

My language is almost lost but I love to hear those beautiful velvet tones, an old man is happy. xxx

[@MasterMichelleFL]

I have GOOSEBUMP TINGLES IN ME GAEILGE!!!! 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚 South Florida, USA

[@mytparty]

Is bréa liom é! These always sound so much like the originals in terms of voices - it's amazing.

[@MasterMichelleFL]

Their voices are amazing!! I like these versions better than the Béarla/English versions!!

[@JasNDCSC]

Absolutely amazing. I love this song by Fun, but having found this version in Gaeilge, I am blown away!

[@EmilyDoxo]

So proud that i was part of this still makes me smile when i hear it Lurgan an ait is fearr sa domhain! Gaeilge gan eagla

[@harrymcdonald570]

LOVE this! The kids are GREAT!!!!!

[@orladillon229]

Proud to be irish :) and no... We are not all leprachauns

[@kkkwhhh]

By the looks of some people you’d think they are 😂

[@Skyebright1]

@@kkkwhhh the Irish president is totally a leprechaun ;)

[@eileenstafford9366]

Great stuff keep it up ,Irish and proud you all make us feel it more

[@heatherlomsky6914]

I would love to know where these students are now. The talent is amazing. I hope they are all doing amazing things.

[@lorrainekelly7380]

Would you believe one is my daughters teacher in primary school!

[@Skyebright1]

The second guy has a band called Seo Linn, they’re on KZbin

[@karensutton6830]

The guy with the slim beard not only has a band but is a primary school teacher. My son just had him this year.

[@loverlyme]

This is AWESOME! Love the instrumentation, the singers, the enthusiasm. And so good to hear the Irish language being fostered and developed.

[@Nehnneh]

So good singers it's crazy! I love your voices!

[@ShortyLee75]

irish native american cant wait to hear more between the two tribes i cant get enough

[@PodgeM11]

Brilliant lads. It's because of people like ye that the beautiful language which we are so proud and lucky to call our own still survives. The Irish language will not die out because we have people who are willing to fight to save it. We need to start recognising the true wonder of our culture.

[@maryjanebergen5066]

The damn shivers I get from this I can't even.

[@paskelle]

Fuk u bish ur probably American 😡😡😡😡😡

[@merinakutha]

Tír le teanga, Tír le hanam! Éire go deo!

[@ando2421]

Tá sibh go hiontach!

[@GingeraleIsAinmDom]

Seo a dhéanann caoin dom. Go raibh maith agaibh, a fhonnadóirí - tá sé go hálainn!

[@claudechase1648]

I have about one eighth Irish blood in me, I don't know Gaeilge. I'ts amazing how much emotional pride the sound of these young people can bring up in a part Irish person!

[@beautyvlogs3904]

I totally agree I'm both Irish and German and I feel more drawn to my Irish side! I'm learning to speak Gaeilge and love it!

[@ciarawalshe5153]

+Claude Chase I'm Irish born and bred and it's a great language to learn!!!! Hope you catch on!!

[@ev.anflynn]

I was born in Ireland and raised in Ireland! But sometimes I find hard to speak Irish cause I'm stupid XD

[@ciarawalshe5153]

Irish is fucking hell to speak like jesus christ 'An bhfuil cead agam dul go dtí an leithrís, mo sé do thuil é?' also known as 'Can Igo to the toilet please?' LIKE ARE YOU KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW????!!!!! i love my country and am proud to be irish, but fuck lads!!!

[@andrewmurray6656]

Ciara walshe In my old school we had to speak Irish every second of the day it was torture😂🔫

[@quinnmcnulty4517]

Just translated this amazing translation basically to say our language is still alive. our country is free and choose this life. well said,

[@AgemanPhotography]

Voll Cool, das macht ihr wirklich toll! Viele Grüße aus Deutschland :-)

[@johndowling9379]

I,m afraid I,, going to burst with pride, listening to these youngsters, obiously so fluent in Gaelige.🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@nooralkhair7118]

What a strange and wonderful language that makes anything sound beautiful. I’m a proud descendent of Irish on my father’s side. His dad in heaven as my guardian angel saved my life many times. Full blooded Irish Catholic man, I’m so sorry I only knew him in infancy, but blessed for that much. He gave me enough unconditional love to last me and save my life. God Bless the Irish and their amazing language and culture.

[@jayjohnson6649]

AWESOME to see young people speaking Gaelic The girl in the video looks just like mi mum.

[@sarahramos2919]

Love this! I find myself humming it during "down" moments. Keep up the good work, and thanks for sharing! :)

[@emmalooby5724]

Ava

[@Fayelly]

I wish Irish was thought better in schools it’s such a beautiful language

[@seanmcginnis7865]

Is breá liom TG lurgan!

[@vanishinggates2371]

Keep our Mother language alive!!! I say as an American who speaks near no Gaeilge.

[@maureenmoran146]

Listen to them doing totos. Song look up colaiste lurgan brilliant.

[@roisinhogan2566]

My teacher used to play this song in my first year of school and we all loved it when the rap came in we pretend we were DJs We thought we were so cool 😁

[@molly54]

Brilliant. Makes me so proud to be Irish, and brings me back to happy days i spent in the Gaeltacht in the 60's!!

[@dougpurdy1010]

i'd buy cds or itunes likr this

[@caoimhekelly7761]

I recently moved to Barcelona and these music videos are my lifeline to home, Gaeilge won’t die without a fight ❤️

[@yaeb56]

i am proud my children are maried with IRISH and i would like that one day my great chidren can speak in Gaelic

[@arklowscooterteam9943]

No one says Gaelic only if your Scottish just say irish

[@TimothyOBrien1958]

ArklowScooterTeam Was going to say that. Beat me to it.

[@charlottecatherinenolan550]

Yves Bienvenu or gaeilge

[@paskelle]

Its irish and good for u?

[@peter-jamesmccafferty2516]

@@arklowscooterteam9943 We say Gaidhlig (Scottish Gaelic) as opposed to Scots which is a separate language spoken in Scotland, Gaelg (Manx Gaelic) spoken in the Isle of Man, or Gaelge (Irish Gaelic). Gaelic, when speaking of languages, refers to the grouping of 3 different languages.

[@trevor5807]

I'm Irish and very proud. We're very lucky to have our own language! We're very lucky not to have war in our country. We are. Very Lucky People

[@rquincy4113]

DON'T LET GAEILGE DIE!!!!!

[@charlotteadavid]

R Quincy YEAH

[@amigon2014]

R Quincy it’s not dying

[@emilyibrahim9092]

Nae Nae it is DYING

[@amigon2014]

Emily Chloe Ibrahim are you Irish?

[@emilyibrahim9092]

Nae Nae fuck yes !

[@JoLittleWolfe]

I do not enjoy the version in English. But I will listen to this version at least once a week. Thank you so much for helping to preserve a language most of us never get to hear.

[@goldiestevens9611]

love this even tho i can't understand what they are saying.... i have been told that i have irish ancestors

[@Halo_Nova]

Embrace your heritage!!

[@MasterMichelleFL]

The Irish are prolific, and have spread all over the world... I'm Irish but with an English last name...ugh. I want to change it to at least the Americanized version of my family name, o'Neill (perverted to "Neel"). My great grandpa was born in Ireland and brought here as a baby. 💚

[@44vegasdave]

Avicii brought me here. I'm a Chicano in Las Vegas, New Mexico. I just had to comment. WOW Soo Beautiful.!!!.

[@leilahalloran760]

Primary school memorys

[@haidershah742]

I know right! Literally reminded me about my primary school days In Ireland back in 2010-2015 . Very grateful I had experience all that in my life 🥲🥺😀

[@sparklybeef1236]

people say irish is a dieing language, those are the irish people who dont appreciate the beauty of this amazing language Gaeilge níos fearr

[@charlotteadavid]

It is a Awesome language

[@teesta4735]

the young people are keeping the old languages alive! Thanks Gods 4 the Children! We Need 2 Listen 2 the Children More YTF did we ever stop listening to the Children? Have We learned soo much that WE could do no wrong? Thanks Gods 4 Children. Every Moment I'm ever soo eternally Greatful 4 All of My Children 4 the 1s I have n the 1s 2 come...

[@PumpkinPoem]

i love this language

[@MasterMichelleFL]

I'm using Duolingo. 💚 Is breá liom é!!💚

[@tubaut]

I love it ,even if I don't understand Irish and Gaeilge . Greetings from Britanny ( france )

[@richarddonnelly4555]

elisabeth tubaut do you not know we are the same people

[@melissahoran2175]

Mon dieu j 'adore c trop bien fait !!!

[@jimdalton2142]

The Irish language is undergoing a revival...just as though we had many revials leading up to 1916

[@ellengiammona4797]

I love this new generation! I am so proud to be born and raised in Limerick. God bless them all ❤️ ☘️ 👏

[@Skyebright1]

Stiofan the second singer now lives in Limerick ;)

[@GIGGLEZhaha]

It sounds like theyre saying "here go a awesome" I love these, them singing in a language you dont know lets you feel the music instead of focusing on the lyrics

[@aoibheannoconnor6640]

Ever since Ive started listening to Gaeilge songs its changed my life so much, I hated having to speak Irish in school but its not to bad now every time i listen to like it even more

[@td6124]

Anyone know the names of the lead vocals? Very impressive !

[@sabrinagol9454]

The Girl is Jenni Ni Ruseil

[@justincorbally5972]

Day

[@Skyebright1]

Stiofan has a band called Seo Linn, they’re on KZbin

[@davidmooney1029]

Im from Ireland and this makes the country proud to be Irish.The luck of the Irish give 3 cheers fo Ireland and Paddy's day is on Sunday.Go on St.Patrick.

[@croissantlife8216]

I feel as if this is true music

[@daraghjohn]

It is real music. In another language. Our language.

[@jerwin2885]

Croissant Life: They sing with such passion, I think a lot of these songs sound better in Gaelige than they do in English. If you have heard Imagine Dragons "Believer" it sounds like it was meant to be Gaelige.

[@irelandgoddess2636]

I'm Irish and this language is beautiful

[@jameso5311]

Dia duit chhuaigh me Gaeltacht samhraidh 2017

[@sodegamuragen5071]

I'm not an Irish, but People called me Irish. I'm an Indonseian and I'm proud when I saw this video, as and Irish that come from Indonesia

[@HarryPotter-ny1pd]

Now that was fun!

[@marcdiab4280]

Je ne comprends pas un mot mais ces mômes sont fabuleux !

[@neiliconroy58]

an a mhaith as gaeilge ar na paistí Agus go raibh maith chuaigh an cheol

[@christinestockdale5768]

Beautiful in the gailege

[@ryancasey7577]

The language is still alive!

[@Halo_Nova]

But we must keep it alive.

[@yaeb56]

we have the same with the Corsican kanguage ,we fight to keep it alive ,the language is the memory of a country !it's fantastic to ear them !

[@annieakers2624]

The guy in the blue shirt at :13 never fails to make me giggle. I love listening to this stuff and I wish I could speak the language. Hopefully I can spend a few years over there and pick up some of the language.

[@MasterMichelleFL]

Most Irish folks speak English. Duolingo has free Gaeilge lessons. Is breá liom é!! (I love it!!)