Damien Mullane - Feach an Mhadra Rua

[@chesterlee6508]

An angel singing.

[@jameshenrymurphy]

Absolute magic,the singer is outstanding.Captures the hunt.

[@FlatlandMando]

Coming back to this one over & over again...uplifting. Lucky you are, all these musicians & singer, for being so talented & skilled.

[@mikekeyes6102]

A real treat - what a groovy bunch of musicians.

[@Brelomane]

This is pure gold! Thank you very much!

[@BodhranBob]

I think that pub is "The Small Bridge" in Dingle - the dolphin is the symbol of the town from a dolphin that played in the bay for years.

[@possumato]

Simply superb!!

[@GILLEBRATH]

Loved it . My kind of music. Stay Joyful & uplifting . Thanks a bunch. Celtic is Golden.

[@Lixsna]

This really should have a few million "likes" :)

[@VikingLya]

Me and my bf were so lucky to see Damien perform live in this pub exactly, this past september. It's such an experience to drive around Ireland and discover unbelievable talents by chance ☺ Amazing talent, and this singer is also awesome! i love her celtic voice

[@cathalodiubhain5739]

VikingLya Gaelic voice

[@chabrown72]

great tune

[@hirundine]

Enjoyed the vocals ..... sweet!

[@treesplease4053]

At the top of their game ❤❤

[@emmanuelwynkoop5332]

groove. sweet melody (Mason's Apron) with a groove, and lovely sweet voice with a groove.

[@andrewmoriarity567]

This is definitely "Fiach an Mhadra Rua" or "The Fox Hunt" Madra Rua (red dog) is used for fox in Irish but also Sionnach. Beautiful song, beautifully played! It looks like it's being performed at John Benny Moriarty's, a (somewhat) distant cousin of mine I'm sure. :)

[@Dayepipes]

If I may stray briefly off the topic of religion and sex, this is a fine band, and thanks poster for sharing.

[@eugenemckenna09]

wat a banjo player!! an wat a box player!

[@EricOwensFlute]

Look up Damien Mullane Kylebrack Rambler. You’re welcome.

[@iminnow123]

Yes !

[@EricOwensFlute]

Lovely singing!

[@greensqueezebox]

@kmand0100 I think it's a version of the Mason's Apron made popular by Micho Russell.

[@kipthecourtjester]

Sigh...Donagh...miss him from Lunasa...sigh.....But I sure love Damien!

[@Ring0fSaturn]

Delightful music and singing. Reminds me of my trip to Ireland in 99. Lunasa and Karan Casey are performing near here (northern California) in two weeks and I'm thrilled. As for the stupid comments: it's sad that some trolls can't resist hate speech. Ignore it or report it and get back to the music.

[@RevoIutionz]

what a guitarist!!

[@olvalleygent]

excellent

[@davidwillsofthenorth]

Awesome

[@jamieukulele]

Lovely song tactful banjo playing

[@genericxanex]

That's what I'm screamin'!

[@deslm]

That's Donogh Hennessy man...he's one of the best!

[@G0disman]

deadly wee group, do they play together full time or was this just a deadly session set up by the t.v. crew? brilliant tune

[@FlatlandMando]

This playing & singing, so beautiful, where can it be found?( where was this video shot)?

[@andrewmoriarity567]

It looks like a pub in Dingle Town, Kerry named John Benny Moriarty's.

[@billp37abq]

How many kWh to store and transport this video?

[@johnmackenzie7487]

That lady has a fine pair of lungs.

[@banjofanatic7519]

Anyone know the name of the tune before the song starts? Is it just an intro to the song?

[@emmanuelwynkoop5332]

a version of the Mason's Apron associated with Micho Russell

[@mikesamwild]

Lovely laid back stuff. What does the title mean please?

[@ifjchsiwocjcjs4378]

Look at the red dog

[@treesplease4053]

@@ifjchsiwocjcjs4378 Red Dog is a fairly direct translation from our language to English to describe the common and beautiful Red Fox, Dog being 'Madra' and Red being 'Rua' in this case. 👍

[@Dayepipes]

What papyrus did you find that in? Science has been solid in the 14 billion year range for a very long time.

[@deslm]

Can someone translate this? Thankis.

[@ifjchsiwocjcjs4378]

Look at the red dog

[@Itsme-so3vk]

Who is the singer?

[@lsdvine]

Daingean Ui Chuis

[@deslm]

...thanks (damn kybd.)

[@stringsandwhistles]

Tá sé dochreidte chomh maith go bhfuil mhoncaí éisteacht le amhránaí agus ag trácht ar a "knockers".

[@michaelboylan5308]

Ah jasus,,,will the Irish please stop playing and singing their beautiful songs, There must be other things to do in the world,,,but when I listen to Irish music I forget what the other things are

[@johnmurphy8075]

Go hiomlan uamhnach

[@ThinkingCap_]

Ah you are not one of those "Earth is 6,000" years old types are ya?

[@jamesdonohoe5629]

shit bbtela

[@及川博文-z1i]

シャンノースにどはまり。

[@vikingproducts]

Old Ireland, sadly long gone thanks to our unelected governments.....