The Best Kept Secret Presents :: Daoiri Farrell "Creggan White Hare

[@davidfeeney6942]

If you see this comment like it so I can listen to this again

[@DevinsDen]

Very few musicians can actually bring tears to my eyes, being a musician myself I havent heard such a beautiful sound in a long time. Glad I found this artist.

[@Pablosammy1]

Glad it wasn't just me, every now and then a song just resonates. Goosebumps and damp eyes

[@benbolger147]

@Michel Almonte your right no one gives a fuck

[@loquayrocks]

he's got quite a voice

[@sailingalbatross7642]

Try this one. Guaranteed you'll need tissues. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3fbaH5qftisotE

[@DevinsDen]

​@@sailingalbatross7642 Literally had to pause the video to write this comment as I just got goosebumps lol. I really wish I could find the studio version of Pat Rainey song Daoiri recorded though. Found out I'm like 8 percent Irish too. Probably why I drink so much whiskey lol. I digress. Wish he could come to America someday!

[@rickykelleher9833]

Unbelievable. There is literally no flaw in this rendition! Also the Spiderman T-Shirt is gas.

[@paulczech]

“With our pedigreed greyhounds we traveled from far…” gives me chills

[@homework2332]

know, and come back to this for years... phew, man ❤! still deep touched how wonderful this masterpiece is! cheers daoiri, hope ya doin' well 😘

[@eileenstack3027]

Great this is my favorite by Deoiri

[@edelfox650]

Gets better every time I hear this.... He's deadly!

[@vaughangwilliam9175]

w0w your music Is brilliant I love. the myth of the white hare

[@Pogue4]

Just a stunning musician so wish I could play like this.

[@ME-xq8bg]

Wouldn’t be a st. Patrick’s day if I didn’t listen to Daoiri.☘️

[@MadriverP]

Well sung and beautifully played on the Apollonio cittern. There's no doubt you're a master with the passion you bring to the bonny white hare with each note that you sing. I was carried away by your way with the song. Please come to the the US ...we need you. Maine is a great place to begin. Think Camden, and Rockport.. Thank You!

[@jonnyp3283]

Who would have thought an incredible song could be written about trying to catch a white hare?

[@mtndotshdws]

lovely. the soul weeps for that white hare.

[@andrewwilson4730]

Lovely song with a mix of Irish and English folk tones

[@honorablegod]

he needs to release a cd or mp3 or what ever the fuck i want his songs on my ipod damn it lol

[@vesullivan1731]

Josh Whitley He does! iTunes has this song and a whole cd.

[@st.andrewscrossband5190]

I'd heard Andy Irvine's version but when I head Daoiri do it I knew it was going in my repertoire. Learned the music in an evening but still trying to memorize all the lyrics. Brilliant rendition of a brilliant tune.

[@freedomson1]

what a voice!

[@emurchu]

His voice is mesmerizing , I’m 50, too old to be a groupie?

[@MiaTheodoratus]

I have such an art crush❤️💕❤️

[@LMDrudeboy]

I’ve listened to this 1000+ times and it gets better every time. KZbin needs to develop a way for us to praise Daiori some more. Brilliant brilliant brilliant mate

[@miken3599]

Watched this quite a few times myself! Cracking stuff.

[@LyricalDJ]

People can always by Daoiri's music or go to one of his performances. He has his own website and youtube page ( www.youtube.com/@DaoiriFarrell ).

[@Hammetification]

Many times too, Mostly when I'm drunk in the evening, but always smiling and having a good time. I love this song.

[@HilariousHibernian]

Listened to this obsessively prior to my initial voyage to Ireland from Missouri, USA. Upon landing I spotted a hare and assumed it good luck. What a lucky token it was. The pints were sweet, the whiskey smooth and the company full of craic.

[@julkitan3017]

What a pure rendition... technically perfect: not a single fret buzz, not one arpeggio missed, perfect vocal pitch and words... and artistically: I'm just incredibly moved by this performance. Only one guy and his bouzouki but the whole Ireland is in there...

[@MSG66]

beautifully said

[@davidharkin8554]

Jaysus! How good is this?

[@CaveMan72]

Tell the truth, its a wonder the good folk haven't put the come hither on him the way he plays

[@trevorheaslip7038]

Unreal guitar and lyrics perfection

[@cherylhayden6675]

I agree. Bring ya to tears. So damn perfect ❤

[@hywelcooper1926]

The way he sings ‘Pedigree Greyhounds,’ superb.

[@brightforwar3831]

Power and control. Such a strong voice!

[@bluepegasus5682]

Also my favorite part!

[@pranz2984]

Agreed even at the start he already has you hooked! Superbly performed and sung!

[@chirpyburpy]

I like "fine motorcars"

[@piltdownwoman4833]

Daoiri is the only singer I've ever heard who could sneer and sing beautifully at the same time. I love the contempt as he sings about fine motor car. Lovely voice! And I love the Irish bazouki sound, it seems to be strummed like a banjo.

[@simondennis9759]

This is incredible. A superb performance right up their with Paul Brady's version of Arthur McBride.

[@mkirksmith]

Quite right.

[@bosstrading928]

Both beautiful and extremely creative renditions . ❤

[@stuart5107]

I've listened to this song a thousand times and I'll listen to it thousands of times more.

[@fergus1214]

Seems I need to hear this once every few days. Brings tears of joy to my eyes for some reason--lovely. Thanks for the gift of your fine playing and voice, Daoiri!

[@axemell]

I get the same thing. Also felt the need to buy a Bouzouki and learn this song.

[@mkirksmith]

Yes, there's something very special about his singing, his playing and the song.

[@osgarsiobh]

I've heard him sing it with Four Winds. He builds it very subtly every time.

[@EnGieBenGie90]

same :) love it

[@ericharbauer]

Same ...Just amazing!

[@jonchrzanowski725]

As a hunter myself I found myself rooting for the white hare throughout the song. Tremendous job on this one it's a shame only 4.4 million people experienced excellence

[@joeyvandijk2617]

idk what it is with Irish music, in particular this song... it gives so many emotions, like on one hand it makes me sad and homesick even though I'm not Irish myself, and on the other hand it gives hope, warmth and a feeling of being grateful for what I have

[@judgementday-ep7yg]

It makes me wanna shoot people

[@jamesoneill3922]

@@judgementday-ep7yg You're listening to the wrong kind then lol. We got over all that a few years ago now. I haven't shot anyone for ages.

[@flameofthewest6196]

Music is our soul.

[@mcgrudo]

You're as Irish as you feel. The oldest book about Ireland is the Book of Invasions.

[@washerdryer3466]

@@mcgrudo Dates from the 11th century. A book such as The Cathac dates from 650 AD or so.

[@davidian7787]

Heard this randomly on Radio 4. This guy craps on what passes for music these days. The real deal. Loved it.

[@petermaddison4293]

Just the same her. What a find.

[@mro1864]

There's a lot to be said for a guy just sitting with his guitar belting out a good tune.

[@Anthony-js3ki]

This is fucking incredible, what a powerful voice, so fucking tuneful- back with the bouzouki, sweet as anything ive heard in a long while.

[@Hughesybhoy]

Unbelievable version of a brilliant, under-rated Irish song. Tip off the hat, Daoiri.

[@TheRacherry]

I don't know if the song is under-rated, but I love it. I tip my hat, too.

[@dixsynormas3891]

Are you Irish hughes

[@jaken6855]

Doesn't fecking matter, British, Irish, African, Asian we all share the same drive, blood and toil. I'm an Irishman Dublin born and never have left. How dare you ask someone that question? What does it matter? Ye made an arse of yourself.

[@davidharkin8554]

​@@dixsynormas3891 if you live there for a while moron your now irish we claim you!. I know this.... born there. No China Town.

[@davidleard923]

I grew up rabbit hunting in Pennsylvania. Every time I hear this song it reminds me of one Thanksgiving morning my brother and I went hunting with our beagle. I flushed a rabbit and smacked my gun into a tree trying to get a shot off. The dog immediately picked up the trail and the chase was on. The rabbit and the dog were at it for two and a half hours. We never even came close to getting another shot. Finally we had to pull the dog off (because she was never going to quit) and go home for Thanksgiving dinner.

[@kennel32]

How's it going great so g my uncle has a restaurant in Marcel lake called fáilte in pennylsvina

[@djimini2558]

What was the dog doing to the rabbit? Kissing it

[@ukefan9]

They were well-heeled with their fine motor cars, larders full of food yet chasing the fearful bonny hare for fun for hours. After losing sight of their humanity they also lost the bonny white hare.

[@oldtimeycabins]

“She jumped over the greyhounds” makes me shake and cry with emotion!!! This is real music!!! So bhlasta!!!!

[@Munhunter]

I think this is a song in the great Irish tradition; against all odds the underdog wins the day. It speaks to the part of us all that feels how unfair life can be, and how uplifting it is when the little person gets a win.

[@compacthydraulic]

It's St Patricks day. The pubs are closed. I can't go to Cheltenham cause we're still locked down. My guitar is lying idle and there's no-one to listen anyway. I'm happy 'cause I've just remembered that bottle of Jamesons in the cupboard. Sláinte Daoiri !

[@carolynbrightfield8911]

Sunday 4.22am Coffs Harbour NSW Australia state wide lockdown and this pops into my feed. Salute Jamieson! Best wishes, a potato famine 3rd generation descendant.

[@jpmurphy4114]

Dittoistic

[@cathyslattery2492]

Ever think by Cheltenham not going ahead a few horses lived another day?

[@gavsgriffiths6891]

Bogside born and bread!! 💪🇮🇪💯

[@compacthydraulic]

@@jpmurphy4114 ... and if there had never been hare coursing we'd have nothing to sing about Cathy. Bless you.

[@mikekeyes6102]

That's the best voice I've heard so far in folk music. Thank God for youtube without which I'd never come across this great singer.

[@kurtisfoster3766]

Agreed! truly fantastic. Check out Mairtin de Coghain as well, from Cork. He's fantastic kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnLFZ6ywppyrg8U

[@chrisr.2627]

If so Listen to matthew byrne or the dardanelles ;)

[@CaptEirikr]

Ronnie Drew is my favorite for folk; completely different sound, but it was just perfect.

[@porterhall27]

he is good but the best? Luke Kelly. Paul Brady. Andy Irvine..have a think about it

[@monologtube]

He's a little short of Andy Irvine, but very excellent.

[@hi81364]

nearly a decade later and still a legend, that's how you know he's one of the best...

[@kenclarke5966]

Bruh i almost cry to this song about a rabbit every night fr fr no cap

[@SteveMacC]

My father is from Creggan and he was a musician. It would have been his 60th birthday last weekend and I'd never heard this version until then... haven't stopped playing it since ❤️👌

[@philiplevins6702]

sorry for your loss Steve...lost my Da 3 years back...an Ardee man and a musical man at heart (and he could dance like a man 20 yeas his junior)

[@SteveMacC]

@@philiplevins6702 thanks and sorry to hear about your dad. It's great how the music and musical associations (songs they played, music/artists they listened to, etc) can make you feel like they're their again/closer to them. It's a great gift

[@sosvsosful]

Sending well wishes to you and your pa

[@xetra1155]

Where you have tabs, chords and lyrics found?

[@kieransavage3835]

They held live hare coursing near Ballymena and it had the largest wild population in the county.

[@schlitzermcgurk5841]

Verse 1] In the lowlands of Creggan there lives a white hare As swift as the swallow that flies through the air You may tramp the world over but none to compare To the pride of old Creggan, that bonnie white hare [Verse 2] One clear autumn morning, as you will suppose Oh, the red golden sun o’er the green mountain rose Barney Conway came down and he did declare "This day I’ll put an end to the bonnie white hare!" [Verse 3] So he searched through the lowlands and down through the glens All among the wild ditches where the white hare had ends Till at last coming down o’er the heather so fair From behind the wild thistle out jumps the white hare [Verse 4] “Bang! Bang!” went his guns and his dogs he slipped too As swift as the wind o'er the green mountain flew But his dogs soon came back and it made Barney sigh For he knew that the white hare had bid him goodbye [Verse 5] And we’re some jolly sportsmen down here from Pomeroy From Cookstown, Dungannon, and likewise the Moy "With our pedigree greyhounds we’ve travelled from far And we’ve come down to Creggan in our fine motor car." Verse 6] Well into the lowlands these huntsmen did go In search of the white hare they'd look high and low Till at last Barney Conway from a bog bank so rare Shouted out to the huntsmen: “There lies the white hare!” [Verse 7] So they called up their greyhounds from off the green lea And Barney and the huntsmen all jumped high with glee It was there on the bog bank all gathered around Seven dogs and nine men did that poor hare surround [Verse 8] Oh no wonder the white hare did tremble with fear As she stood on her hind legs she would raise her big ears As she stood on her hind legs with one gallant spring She jumped over the greyhounds and broke through the ring [Verse 9] Well that chase it went on, it was a beautiful view As swift as the wind o’er the green mountain flew But those pedigree greyhounds they didn’t run far They came back and went home in their fine motor car [Verse 10] Then there came another man and you all know him well His name was Mick Kelly with the Bonnie Black Bell "Oh in search of the white hare today I’ll have fun I'll bet fifty to one my Black Bell of her turn." Verse 11] Five turns the hare got then from Bonnie Black Bell And the sixth one was given around John Haughey’s well It was there we lost sight of the hare and the dog And then ten minutes later came o’er the black bog [Verse 12] Well that chase it went on it was great for to see The white hare and the black dog both roamed light and free Till she travelled to Esker where she knew the lands well And to Bonnie Black Nella there soon bid farewell [Verse 13] Oh and now to conclude and to finish this rhyme I hope you’ll forgive me for singing all this while If there’s any amongst you in Carrick more fair Please drink up a health to that bonnie white hare

[@2012Reggaeman]

There are two small errors in this transcript and they've been repeated on the various sites the lyrics can be found on. They are Verse 10 I'll bet 50 to 1 my black bell "will" her turn. Verse 13 If there's any amongst you in "Carrickmore" fair.

[@schlitzermcgurk5841]

So, only two words in 13verses are ,,wrong“ I think I can live with that

[@TheGavranatar]

unless you're from Carrickmore.. then you'd be fumin (only joking, good work kind sir)@@schlitzermcgurk5841

[@vanyfila]

Thank you ❤

[@danielbracken1392]

Why isn't this at the top of the comments. What a tune! Thanks for the lyrics

[@loZoneranger560]

Great voice with just a bit of nice grit. Some of the smoothest flatpicking I've heard in a long time. This man has a wonderful gift.

[@randolphwilson211]

Born in the mountains of North Carolina (USA) our family would rabbit hunt in the winter. There was no greater pleasure than to see our lone Beagle give chase to the rabbit. When I hear "Creggan White Hare" at age 70 it reminds me of my childhood years and the great times of my childhood years. What a beautiful piece of folk music. I never get enough of listening to the "Creggan White Hare". Thank you Daoiri Farrell.

[@malduddy6901]

Thanks for sharing your story.

[@colinwalker4824]

This comment should be part of the song

[@randolphwilson211]

Thank you kindly Colin.

[@garrymcgauran4978]

Greetings from Ireland. Glad to hear this song resonates with your own life in NC. Once I'm a bottle or two in, I have to play this song. It's a live performance - a snapshot in time. I don't believe he ever played it better than this, because it is nothing short of masterful. And someone was there to record it. Hallelujah!

[@markhatchett9341]

Thanks for sharing your story

[@alanc1496]

How on earth does this have negative ratings? Absolutely outrageous. He is one of the most talented Irish musicians I have ever heard and I have messaged him before and he is an absolute gentleman. Absolutely love it man.

[@edsalmon1449]

I visit this every so often, pace, timing, tone and vocals are always amazing!

[@cortodelmare]

In the lowlands of Creggan there lives a white hare As swift as the swallow that flies through the air You may tramp the world over but none to compare To the pride of old Creggan, that bonnie white hare One clear autumn morning, as you will suppose Oh, the red golden sun o’er the green mountain rose Barney Conway came down and he did declare "This day I’ll put an end to the bonnie white hare!" So he searched through the lowlands and down through the glens All among the wild ditches where the white hare had ends Till at last coming down o’er the heather so fair From behind the wild thistle out jumps the white hare “Bang! Bang!” went his guns and his dogs he slipped too As swift as the wind o'er the green mountain flew But his dogs soon came back and it made Barney sigh For he knew that the white hare had bid him goodbye And we’re some jolly sportsmen down here from Pomeroy From Cookstown, Dungannon, and likewise the Moy "With our pedigree greyhounds we’ve travelled from far And we’ve come down to Creggan in our fine motor car" Well into the lowlands these huntsmen did go In search of the white hare they'd look high and low Till at last Barney Conway from a bog bank so rare Shouted out to the huntsmen: “There lies the white hare!” So they called up their greyhounds from off the green lea And Barney and the huntsmen all jumped high with glee It was there on the bog bank all gathered around Seven dogs and nine men did that poor hare surround Oh no wonder the white hare did tremble with fear As she stood on her hind legs she would raise her big ears As she stood on her hind legs with one gallant spring She jumped over the greyhounds and broke through the ring Well that chase it went on, it was a beautiful view As swift as the wind o’er the green mountain flew But those pedigree greyhounds they didn’t run far They came back and went home in their fine motor car Then there came another man and you all know him well His name was Mick Kelly with the Bonnie Black Bell "Oh in search of the white hare today I’ll have fun I'll bet fifty to one my Black Bell of her turn" Five turns the hare got then from Bonnie Black Bell And the sixth one was given around John Haughey’s well It was there we lost sight of the hare and the dog And then ten minutes later came o’er the black bog Well that chase it went on it was great for to see The white hare and the black dog both roamed light and free Till she travelled to Esker where she knew the lands well And to Bonnie Black Nella there soon bid farewell Oh and now to conclude and to finish this rhyme I hope you’ll forgive me for singing all this while If there’s any amongst you in Carrick more fair Please drink up a health to that bonnie white hare

[@mrletmewatchnow1]

Beautiful. Never give up making music please - It brings untold joy to people you will never meet and know!

[@MrNooshk]

Might be the best vocals I have heard this year so far, wow his voice is magical.

[@DrPepper1785]

Masterclass in every aspect. Thank God for Irish music and this talented and musically educated man. - From a German

[@ruairimonophthalmos5458]

God I love Daoiri''s rendition, he's a national treasure for Ireland!

[@MrSwensonite]

One of the greatest songs I’ve ever heard. I can’t stop listening to it. This is a world heritage tune. Should be saved for all future generations

[@michaelmurphy30]

A work of art, a museum piece of music

[@manuelugartearce8241]

I just cry out of awe, fear, wonder and joy every time I listen to this!

[@Ricky_Baldy]

Why fear?

[@thebuzz2010]

Afraid the hare would get goosed

[@JohnSmith-kp7yr]

@@Ricky_Baldyfor the hare ❤️

[@dickjohnson3128]

You know, as a fellow traveling musician, I would like to say this man is officially killing it at the height of our craft. This is high art.

[@BikesAndBatallas]

Absolutely true. To me it's a perfect example of pathos; this song nearly moves me to tears. My world is much different than his and our backgrounds differ significantly (I'm from Montana, live in Madrid) but I sing songs like this (or say Cat Stevens' Oh Very Young) to my little three-year and 10-month-old daughters because of the joy and other feelings they bring me. I'm glad to see Daoirí getting the recognition that he deserves.

[@jamesoneill3922]

Agreed. High art.

[@peterc1232]

Do you guys know what this song is about ? In Ireland we have a sport called hare coursing , the dog chases the hare and which ever dog gets out in front and turns the hare wins

[@k8sl]

P carey it is about shape shifters

[@k8sl]

How is it even possible that someone did not like this?

[@Sionainnpluma1313]

I came across this song when I lived in Berlin last Summer 2023.. As a young Irish woman living abroad, It was a gift! The following year I met Daoiri in the Traditional music course I took In Ireland. I told him this that I played his rendition all Summer in Berlin, and Asked if he would please perform "Creggan white hair" for us... A huge gift was received that day to witness this man perform this beautiful song., Go raibh míle an Fear Naofa. Daoiri! What an absolute lovely man.

[@erikkibler3466]

How awesome😊

[@Lee-nh5bb]

Go the hare! I know a man's gotta eat, but I'm siding with the hare! Go Girl!

[@KeshHarp]

Aye that!

[@PaulFallowspt]

Only just discovered this truly beautiful song and the voice sits perfectly upon it. I haven’t been able to stop playing it. Why am I crying?

[@MaryBlight]

It is about victory over impossible odds. Such a beautiful singer too. And his bouzouki playing is genius.

[@noelegan1208]

What a voice. Steps easily into the shoes of the many great folk singers that have preceded him. Ireland's new star.

[@gabriellebarto8319]

Tis. a good 'un.

[@DrippinAcrylic]

Nothing takes you down into the lowland underbrush more than this song. I can see the fine motorcar and the long boots and wool jackets of the finely dressed men. Best of luck to the fine white hare.

[@paddy8938]

I am so proud to be Irish. When I hear amazing music like this, I wish everyone else could be part of the club.

[@paddy8938]

@@annekebouma1996 you are more than welcome family!

[@ImaBlackBelt42]

I listened to this song literally 30 times tonight

[@brianmadigan6600]

In this CV Pandemic, I only heard this the 1st time yesterday on RTE and I find this song, and in particular his voice , something inspirational and helps me escape from this apocalyptic scenario that is present . Thank you Daoiri and be safe everyone

[@elchwiesel]

Same here. I found it randomly on yt and don't know how often I've listened to it since. For me a piece of hope for the time after this pandemic. Stay save everyone... best wishes from Germany.

[@nathananderson8935]

Same here. It was shared by friend who also plays the bouzouki. Stay safe, best wishes from California!

[@unscripted483]

Got Gud scrub

[@dkod19]

FYI during the isolation, +Daoiri Farrell has been doing online concerts every Sunday night 10pm Irish time here on YT as well as FB & IG.

[@fxq777]

@@dkod19 thx Denis

[@robertboyle2016]

I've being listening to this for years now. Never get bored. If they play a song at my funeral, this is what I would want.

[@lauralee9679]

I only heard this, at my Aunties funeral 💕

[@vivianlemottee3291]

Always find these songs too late. At least I finally found this one. Unbelievable vocals.🇦🇺♥️🇮🇪

[@suetaylor627]

Never too late!

[@jordanwilliamson9208]

There are few folk who wander this rock who can make their talents and trades look effortless. This young man is one of those. I just played this for my old boy and he was just in awe hes been singing folk for decades no professional more so just down the local to bring about a good atmosphere through some storytelling songs such as this one.

[@oldtimeycabins]

And people wonder why I’ve been to Ireland 3x… I’m just a man from Missouri looking for real life.

[@brazenlilhussy5975]

Come back over friend, we're open for bidness again! We need y'all. From Ireland to Missouri.

[@matsverschueren7976]

man this guy should be way more famous

[@TonyTones123]

I love Irish folk music. It reminds me of our sweet Appalachian folk we have in the States. Same sound, same rhythm, and same topics of life being sung. It’s beautiful stuff

[@Dolmens_Art]

That's where it came from

[@mroptional375]

Because it was the Paddy's that brought it there. All American folk is heavily based on the Irish roots. Google the forgotten slaves.

[@grigory398]

It gets right to the soul. Thank you, I love Irish music, it's very melodic and thought-provoking. Regards from Russia.

[@ciarancassidy7566]

Hope you're doing alright man. Death to Tyrants.

[@tristanuaceithearnaigh7660]

God bless Russia. First nation to recognise Ireland's struggle for independence.

[@tomasoceallaigh3205]

@@tristanuaceithearnaigh7660 now she stands the last great nation to protect the family

[@Trunchisholm]

​@@tomasoceallaigh3205 Whatever the hell that means.

[@MortalShores]

@@tomasoceallaigh3205 you clown

[@JBurdoo]

I just realized this is the same fellow who did the impromptu airport concert.

[@linannemacinniscarr4568]

I listen over and over. So wonderful. Need to see this man live. Come to nova Scotia!!!

[@josephmoriarty1693]

Doesn't matter how many times I listen to this my heart races. Fills me with hope. I might just listen to it one more time 🍻

[@Nantosuelta]

Such an incredible rendition of this beautiful song. I love the story of it. Its either just a particularly strong hare, or it could also be a nature spirit, or a metaphor about how man tries to conquer nature but is always one step behind

[@donoughmacgillycuddy1207]

That's how I take it, its nearly like he feels guilty about his hunting and now respects the hare for her strength and determination. Hares were sacred in Celtic Mythology, it's our oldest Irish animal too.

[@luluisoby]

Beautiful Daiori....straight out the oral tradition but fresh and now.... I sing too in the Celtic tradition and I just love these strong examples. Beautiful playing too. So musical and rich.

[@punishercastle5487]

I’m pretty sure this song is slowly treating my depression. It’s just so soothing to listen to

[@thebeanymac]

Been there mate. "This too shall pass" - that kept me hanging in there. And it did. God bless.

[@punishercastle5487]

@@thebeanymac very kind of you, thank you

[@GroggyFive59180]

I hope you are doing alright, be safe man.

[@punishercastle5487]

@@GroggyFive59180 kind of you as well. Thank you

[@Ibn2324]

Just keep thinking of the white hare and her great escape.

[@markwilliams8532]

I 'm so glad he gave up being an electrician to be what he is today. A fine musician of the Irish tradition

[@joehayes5211]

Playing this on repeat for weeks & still not sick of it....Eire Abu

[@kidginger4241]

I'm closing in on a 1000 of those views. A small feat, but nonetheless. Cheers from Denmark!

[@benbolger147]

Your welcome in Ireland anytime

[@TheMborax]

This song is likely responsible for the sale of more Bouzoukis than any other!

[@thudor1]

Hats off and pint mugs raised to the Greeks for their wonderful contribution to Irish trad....the humble and resonant bouzouki!!

[@vegtamvanderveg]

How the heck does he sing at the same time

[@pedrorodrigues299]

cant stop listening this song what a work of art

[@davidharkin8554]

It is. I'm irish and late to the party.... but soooo good eh? I bet you native Africans would even say "hmmmmmm..... sounds irish this!" 😊

[@wpbharry3493]

Everytime I'm drunk this is my go to song

[@8ightBitKid]

I just looked up this song again... And I'm steaming... Right there with ya lad!

[@willhennessy6842]

100%

[@philiplevins6702]

Hahahahaaa.....steaming my brothers ...peace Sláinte

[@daveblack7214]

I’ve had a few!

[@willhennessy6842]

drunk again. fantastic

[@franicestokes2928]

He sing this song better than anyone else what amazing voice

[@keithtynan7469]

Possibly the best version I’ve heard.

[@paulcozz1]

I have no idea whay this video has 154 dislikes.... the man is flawless... can someone point out anything wrong with this unbeleavible version ?

[@isabellamillarafif9178]

well tbh got no flare but i dont even know hes still g

[@BikesAndBatallas]

Maybe they don't like Spiderman?

[@joenevin1887]

Best iv ever heard

[@peterc1232]

Probably animal rights activists or protestants 😁

[@pogmusic]

@@peterc1232 this prot loves him!

[@heatherandtimsharp]

this needs to be enjoyed with a pint. cheers. :)

[@travispercy]

Many of the greatest talents aren’t super stars. Isn’t that interesting?

[@terryb4972]

'The best' and I should know I've followed a few!

[@martinluisakennedy212]

Deoiri is a very talented singer and he has this magical voice and lyrics that I love ❤, he songs will never be forgotten, How long have you been listening to Deoiri songs?

[@gerardmelaugh6624]

Timeless

[@RememberLoughgall]

My go to video when I’m feeling down!!! Save the Sperrins!!

[@saltabiten6088]

This is what people need. No pop -shit.nor gangsta-rap.

[@peadargrogan9525]

Up Carrickmore!!

[@christianhakanssonskansens9223]

Just amazing... Many thanks from Sweden

[@davyholden]

Can’t stop watching this.. it’s just incredible

[@AGNOSSI]

This guy is a genius....beautiful talent....beautiful talent.- - I'd pay to see this guy play.

[@TheAmbulatoryAnarchist]

Amazing voice, amazing song, amazing playing. Just a feckin' legend of a fella

[@GreenDaySchweiz]

This song drive me crazy. .. I'm very sad to live in Switzerland when I hear Irish songs

[@fxq777]

Hey GDS, violent dank. Grus aus Irland. Come over after the virus is over....

[@fxq777]

Vielen dank ?

[@huwtippett9217]

Go to Paddys or Flannagans in Basel on ‘Irish night’ for some decent music when they finally reopen

[@DevinsDen]

Im not Irish but it does have a rich sound and storyline making me want to go to Ireland

[@zrichred]

Go to Paddy O'Brien's Winterthur. When I lived there they had live music.

[@francisryan1845]

What Panademic...Just be yourselves...think and be careful..and listen to wonderful Irish music

[@longjohnsilver9977]

One of the nicest folk songs which I heard. This is sung very well and played. I experienced Daoiri Farrell one month ago in Schwerin (Germany) with his music group Keeva. Irish folk at its best!

[@kolozsboronkay9783]

Agree, saw him on TG4 Port and it was quite a treat, with Muireann Nicamhlaoibh and Julie Fowlis' backvocals. Loved his version of Pat Rainey!

[@thomasharper4166]

This man is truly awesome!Beautiful voice and playing!❤

[@thebeanymac]

This man would seem to be a brilliant, brilliant musician. The control of his voice is truly such wonder, and those unusual tones, that the song is just divinity itself. A fine craftsman.

[@dalyb7555]

Cool comment 👍

[@thebeanymac]

@@dalyb7555 Pretty sure Daoiri woke up like that.

[@dalyb7555]

@@thebeanymac only stumbled onto daoiri music not more than 2 weeks ago, I actually stumbled upon daoiri,dan McCabe, and des Sheehan all on the same day...was a very good day... this fella doing his version of this song which I never heard by him or anyone was a as brilliant as the Hare itself. Instant fan of daoiri since... trad music alive an well.... 👍

[@thebeanymac]

@@dalyb7555 "As brilliant as the hare itself." Indeed. : ) I couldn't have seen Daoiri - nor many others - till just this last month myself. Many replays. I've seen Ed's name about, and I'll check him out now, and Dan. You might like Freddie White's _The Parting Glass._ Blew me away. Old hands are the Irish. God bless, mate.

[@dalyb7555]

@@thebeanymac ya know pal I'll tell ya this ,this Ireland of ours has a very very old what's the word spiritual wisdom to it..older history than the norm let's say.. it's the music that has me thinking this.. 👊

[@ZillaCrew]

Still coming back and listening time and time again. It takes me to another place. I can envision being out in the hills. The dogs and hare running through the fog and the mist. You can almost feel it.

[@sineaddelaney7799]

Exactly that