Daoirí Farrell Paddy’s Green Shamrock Shore

Paddy’s Green Shamrock Shore

[@maurawalsh9841]

First time heard this young man fabulous voice great rendition of this fab song

[@briankearney8923]

A brilliant artist. Can’t understand why he’s not more famous. Great voice. Irish soul .

[@theondebray]

Don't worry, he is well on the way to fame, with the likes of Andy Irvine & Donal Lunny.

[@kentdaniel6886]

The greatest trad singer of his generation and class player.

[@sheaw2067]

Absolutely

[@josefinagarza241]

I love this

[@redeileen369]

Despite the wandering of people around the set, Daoirí shines.

[@rematador]

Astoundingly good!

[@alexandermunro1984]

Great Stuff Daoiri. Best wishes and respect fae your Scottish Brothers. Alba agus Erin Gu Bragh.

[@margaretmaher8146]

Love the voice. And the bouzouki. And his diction! Every word is so clear and distinct! Wonderful!

[@theondebray]

That is wonderful. Andy Irvine & Donal Lunny looking over their shoulders! (Bet you're best of mates anyway!)

[@kw9172]

True to the roots yet distincly personal in phrasing, much appreciated!

[@vonbraun9697]

For me, he is someone who sets the standard for an Irish singer. A standard that is very difficult to achieve and imitate.

[@cherylcoles4446]

Danori what a fab voice u av the way u interpret a song is magic Happy St Pats Day from Australia 🎼🎤🎸😊💜

[@thomasmcculey7942]

My grandparents came from Glangevlin Ct Cavan, and Kilkelly, Mayo. Go raibh. maith agut.

[@paddycanavan8301]

Have to say that was class. Brilliant. That's Passion and how it should be done. Every word heard and sang with the old style of Irish folk that flow through his Viens.

[@MrAwsomeshot]

My maternal grandmothers parents were children of Irish immigrants. They came to the states via NY from somewhere in ulster. Their name was Bradley likely changed on entrance from O'Brallaghan. They ended up with a lot of other scots-irish in appalacia in PA. Proud of all my heritage though something about Irish culture has always just clicked with me. Loved this performance and will be adding it to my St Paddy's play list tmrw :)

[@PompdUpFishin]

Good Lord I could listen to you sing pretty much anything….

[@imaballadeer]

Daoirí makes that look effortless. 👏👏👏

[@susanviviano1350]

Beautiful Cousin, ...this is too our story,... Grandmother left Ireland on a ship headed for America at age 16, and bravely traveled alone.

[@johnjennings9693]

Absolutely super greetings from West Cork,

[@dubsfan261]

Brilliant as always

[@gerardbonner3043]

brilliant singer, from greenock scotland good man

[@karolw8841]

hoooooly sh.t, greetings from Poland

[@bec1423]

Love Irish music my great great grandparents were from Belfast

[@eamonnobrien1410]

Well done 👏

[@thomasspeight3797]

Very nice version well done 👏👏👏

[@TheCowardStrikesBack]

Brilliant as usual. Talent galore.

[@TheGuy030770]

Very good!

[@jonegal9477]

Good Irish hands 👍🇮🇪😁

[@irishfield1]

Amazing and so great song ever Daoiri this amazing ever adore it thank you so much you ever amazing my friend

[@renatoalves2087]

Ñ faz parte da minha cultura, mas ❤ suas canções.

[@patdowling7524]

The man is brilliant

[@irishfield1]

Amazing singing ever so great and amazing song tops ever Daoiri thank you so awesome

[@edtomtommy]

Absolutely brilliant, the verse with malin head and inishtrahull is nearly always left out, great to hear it

[@oppamaclare]

This is a great rendition of a great song. Well done Daoirí.

[@radhaor]

Daoiris rendition of this gives me chills in my spine and makes the hair stand up on my skin. Beautiful playing, surprising syncopation, gorgeous lyrical voice. 👏

[@jacobsgranddaughter]

❤️❤️❤️ beautiful! ❤️🙏 from Australia

[@patrickambrose5372]

Great version!!!

[@Meanfidler]

Awesome version!

[@johnhunt3897]

Hello Daoiri and fello appreciators of good quality music and singing. You're an inspiration to us fellow bouzouki players and I'm sure everyone will join me in wishing you all the very best in your career as one of Ireland's leading performers. Happy Easter Daoiri.

[@imaballadeer]

Indeed daoiri is the reason I’m learning bouzouki and love it.

[@rezaahmed7709]

@@imaballadeer Same! Converted a guitar to a zouk because of Daoiri and loving it.

[@shortyg4645]

@@imaballadeer how goes with it?

[@beadelavega6459]

What a beautiful rendition! Thank you.

[@Droadlesstravelled]

Wow. Excellent

[@bosjer9571]

i love it

[@boriordan1252]

Fantastic!! Go Daoiri!

[@robertomartinez7268]

Magnificent!!!

[@diegocalvorodriguez]

Pure gold....

[@tonylopez12]

Jesus man…. Incredible

[@abaptiste]

EXCELLENT !

[@kylebushey4590]

Beautiful

[@KieranMckean]

My great, great grandmother name was Laura Farr 🤔 her mother emigrated from Belfast. Maybe were a kin each other. 🍀

[@musashidanmcgrath]

Yes, Farr is a derivative of O' Farrell, so, in Ireland if you have the same clan name you are related at some point in history.

[@charlesnelson5187]

Good version!

[@brettthomas5501]

Brilliant

[@danydippo]

Great!!!

[@kierandoherty5860]

Yer some man Daoiri, keep them comiing.

[@user-yu8cg7lz2h]

yer some man fer shure...

[@user-yx7bq2ts2v]

Should be more famous

[@joebirmingham2217]

Beo go deo

[@TheBabypod]

Is that a Irish bouzouki you are playing?

[@ewaldseiland8558]

Strictly, you can't tell without seeing the body of the instrument (flat bottom), but given that he is an Irishman playing Irish folk, I'd wager it is. A skilled ear could probably also distinguish the tuning, which is traditionally different on greek bouzoukis.

[@TheArtofFencing]

so yes it is a irish bouzouki. Greek bouzoukis normally only have 3 courses not 4 like this one and the silhouette is pretty typical for irish bouzoukis.

[@TheGavranatar]

@@ewaldseiland8558 its a joe foley irish bouzouki. tuning is gdad

[@eddielennox8628]

Leave that one to Geordie Hanna.

[@niall3373]

Your Wan in the background on the phone...ffs

[@DD-bx8rb]

Why do the Irish always talk about the Irish who went to North America? The Irish had an enormous influence on the fabric of Australian history and culture. We are what they became. (My great grandfathers cousin married Mary Collins, the sister of Michael Collins). Peace be with you, from Australia.

[@huskiefan8950]

The US has more Irish descendants than there are actual Irishmen. BY FAR more Irish went to the US, than any other place in the world, by total number. That's why

[@229andymon]

And Scottish. I know, I’m a descendent.

[@vivianocallaghan1993]

There are a number of great songs celebrating/lamenting Ireland’s connection with Australia eg. Back Home in Derry, The Wild Colonial Boy etc.

[@thomasgillespie1029]

Great song, but . . . how is "Daoiri" pronounced?

[@paulcash9813]

You're a ledgand I can't say anything else.

[@seamusmeagher8681]

Yes who r you class trad

[@Crowshill777]

Neiland,,.,,Co. Clare

[@sorel867]

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