Buncrana Fleadh Cheoil, Co. Donegal, Ireland 1975

[@rooflessmofo]

Me poor ma, carrying me through the summer! Born in September 1976, this is lovely to see how the people were at the time.

[@jamesbradshaw3389]

Your lucky Mom, You Lucky you, I agree it is the best to be able to see short films/videos, they make you stop and think and have the greatest respect for those Irish people

[@jamesbradshaw3389]

Why is it that when brilliant music is being that people are happy, worries, pains and trouble fade away, feet tap, hands clad, shoulders make many movements, legs start dancing, smiles appear on the face, eyes shine bright, wrinkles disappear, howls of delight escape from the mouth I spend many long hours days and years going to see the greatest rocking bands of all time Thin Lizzy & Rory Gallagher and I never grew old. Those were the days when fine young men wore the best long hair and beards, and looked great, now the stone of short/shaved horrible haircuts with no style, I say bring back those long flowing locks of shining wavey hairstyles, they looked the best

[@fiddlejohn9305]

The flute player playing the Bucks of Oranmore at 3:18 sure is great and to my ears he sounds like he has that wonderful Belfast “suffering ducks” style. I’m a fiddler so I could be wrong.

[@Frenk78rpm]

This was 1975! I am the mandolin player of the trio from 0.53 onwards (Frenk van Meeteren), the other two are Jan Erik Noske on flute and Jorn Plas on guitar. We came from The Hague, Holland and called ourselves King' s Galliard. A year later we made an LP at Dolphin Records in Dublin with a larger outfit..

[@catchephemera4871]

Jaysus, Terry looks so young in that. RIP Terry Flood.

[@fiddlejohn9305]

Father Ted, did you see all the hippies at the fleadh this year? 😂

[@emmetsweeney9236]

I was there. Seems like a thousand years ago.

[@fiddlejohn9305]

Can I have some of what that guy in the green hoodie at 2:00 has ingested?

[@Smitsy93]

Who is the guitarist from 2:20 onwards? Beautiful