Dublin City

[@mysteamgameplay]

fantastic lil piece of heart warmin singing in a pub. may have almost been a decade ago but seems like a memory that stuck with everyone who was in that room. thank you for sharing it with anyone who has been lucky enough to watch :)

[@lauticeballos4]

I'd like to go to Ireland i'm from Argentina .

[@jamesokeeffe3216]

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[@brigitnunez6735]

Love it. I used to work in Dublin. In the seventy s. I now live in UK.

[@johntait491]

Nice fiddle back up to the vocals. 👍

[@dermotdonnelly9581]

No idea how this came up in my mentions but the singer regularly plays in johnnie foxs pub , legend of a man

[@deeppurple883]

The Beazen Head, oldest hotel and pub in Ireland, Dublin. Imelda may, those pubs are nearly gone the great Dublin singing pub's. 😭☘️

[@allisnotwhatitseems.]

I worked there at the age of 12. My first job. It hasn't changed. These pubs are making a comeback. I adore Imelda May.

[@deeppurple883]

@@allisnotwhatitseems. probably not to my taste this comeback. I'm talking singing pub's where regulars homed their voice a week leading up to the night. From Mario Lanza to Perry como Nat King Cole Frank, Deno and Sammy Jr. What's coming back is trad, Wolf Tones etc etc. But not out street pub's. Trad had its place. ✌️☘️

[@allisnotwhatitseems.]

@@deeppurple883 the pub beside Vicar Street is exactly what you're describing. It's Tom Kennedys I think. It's like going back in time. Old style cabaret. The Strawberry Hall and The Wrens Nest down Strawberry beds are crackers too.

[@ObelixBarbatus]

Ah! The Brazenhead, and The Wexford Inn...In my memory, I will always be, with my Irish friends I love so well (to borrow from another song).

[@mikegallagher4388]

I miss my hometown so much.

[@ronintennessee4013]

Wonderful! Looks like a fun evening.

[@dermotdonnelly9581]

Jose blanco playin it up

[@stjop2798]

Ring a ring a rosie as the lights declines, I remember Dublin city in the rare oul times. Raised on songs and stories, heroes of renown, The passing tales and glories, that once was Dublin town, The hallowed halls and houses, the haunting children's rhymes, That once was Dublin city, in the Rare Oul Times. Ring a ring a rosie as the lights declines, I remember Dublin city in the rare oul times. My name it is Sean Dempsey as Dublin as could be Born hard and late in Pimlico in a house that ceased to be My trade I was a cooper, lost out to redundancy Like my house that fell to progress my trade's a memory And I courted Peggy Dignan, as pretty as you please, A rogue and child of Mary, from the rebel liberties, I lost her to a student chap, with skin as black as coal, When he took her off to Birmingham, she took away my soul. Ring a ring a rosie as the lights declines, I remember Dublin city in the rare oul times. The years have made me bitter, the gargle dims me brain 'Cause Dublin keeps on changing and nothing seems the same. The Pillar and the Met have gone, the Royal long since pulled down As the grey unyielding concrete makes a city of my Town. Ring a ring a rosie as the lights declines, I remember Dublin city in the rare oul times. Fare thee well sweet Anna Liffey, I can no longer stay, And watch the new glass cages, that spring up along the quay, My mind's too full of memories, to old to hear new chimes, I'm a part of what was Dublin, in the Rare Oul Times. Ring a ring a rosie as the lights declines, I remember Dublin city in the rare oul times. Ring a ring a rosie as the lights declines, I remember Dublin city in the rare oul times.

[@mauriceperret5111]

Thanks so much from France 🇫🇷

[@stephanblack4558]

Now it's all boat people.

[@darrensoutar1986]

whats the pub???

[@hra49]

Hi Darren, It’s the Brazenhead Pub

[@Rasher1974]

Is that Imelda

[@hra49]

Hi Michael, yes it is Imelda. I have a few more videos on my KZbin site from the same venue. It’s in the Brazenhead pub in Dublin. Thanks for watching.😀

[@Rasher1974]

@@hra49 I love that lady no pretentions what you see is what you get and what you get is an honest entertainer who is proud of her Dublin roots.

[@Rasher1974]

If that's not Imelda May it must be her sister.

[@allisnotwhatitseems.]

It's her

[@freddricos]

A FINE TITLESS FILLIE

[@phil2003ashleigh]

Rude prick