Blarney Bastards - The Wild Rover

[@nobullshita8993]

girl in the back having a total blast, the time of her life. incredible what music can do

[@TheScribeofLight]

Props to the lady in the background. She was following along through this, and the previous song.

[@boulagno]

An excellent reason to go back to Ireland some day! Amazing people!

[@rxa177]

That beautiful woman in the back is having such a good time.

[@anniew4105]

That wee accordion roll is genius!! I just found you lads. Ar feabhas!!!

[@Johndeplume.]

Fantastic! Well played, lads! How is this only 18K views? Ridiculous! Loved this!

[@vaniitas8403]

Greetings from Brazil my lads! Nostalgic🍻

[@gianfrancoperticone7373]

I hope to hear your version of, Johnny i hardly knew ya ". Greetings from Italy.

[@elzemiekelobe874]

Brillant ❤

[@tommyhassan3545]

Brilliant

[@Daniel-cr3gd]

Amazing

[@northwoodscab1678]

Bravo!

[@mrtomas0990]

Great band guys....what a blast! 🍻❤🍻

[@flames_of_fatalis]

Hey friends. What flute is he using? A Tinwhistle but what key?

[@B1aurgh]

Tony Dixon, in the key of D's what it looks like!

[@noon4762]

Nice

[@saras7020]

Nice one lads!

[@irinanola6233]

Is it Shop street in Galway?

[@NiklasEjnar]

Stora Nygatan in Old Town, Stockholm Sweden

[@NoCommentaryGamer6]

Irish heritage

[@Wotsitorlabart]

@@NoCommentaryGamer6 English tune though.

[@NoCommentaryGamer6]

@@Wotsitorlabart Yes

[@rapier1954]

@@Wotsitorlabart Brian Peters claimed in The Folk Music Journal (2015) that it was a 17th Century English Broadside written by Thomas Lanfiere but when challenged to provide proof he couldn't show he wrote the original score.

[@davematthews1172]

Brilliant