Ron Kavana performing "Young Ned of the Hill"

[@Aponiwe]

I CANT believe this performance has so few view, this is just incredibly great

[@McTash100]

My favourite Irish song. Best version in my opinion.

[@asn.n.s1868]

Outstanding¡.Very good performance.

[@yoda5075]

My dad's mate from the rising sun Islington brooksby St , use to watch him at the weaver's arms 😊

[@Ken1957100]

this makes gettin internet worth while

[@Codada-x3m]

what an excellent version of one of my favorite songs

[@Eratosthenes0815]

Thanks to Ron for doing this song! - This is one of the songs of my life... A really well performed version. Thanks for this being online. (Where to get "hi-resolution-version" of this for my "HiFi"@home?- THNX)

[@jhiken]

Ultimate godlike masterpiece! 🤘🤘🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@lasrachtech.1341]

WOW

[@boldbhoy67]

Wow!

[@machdieduerzo]

Ron Kavana seems to be the only one who knows what he´s singing about. Great! Thanks a lot!

[@carrscat]

Class song - a curse on Oliver Cromwell from Liverpool, England ;)

[@mattiasfaldt1725]

so good. erin go bragh

[@FolkDrummer]

@funfinder27 Look for "Irish Songs of Rebellion" by the Alias Acoustic Band. Thats Ron and a bunch of other great players.

[@InkSmudge81]

Quality

[@JohnSmith-zn5ym]

Home fires is a great song by this guy, but I love this video

[@conraddm]

How can we find out about upcoming gigs ?

[@miavr456]

0:50 - 2:22 - dark irish desperado stuff

[@funfinder27]

Any one now of -Home fires by this bloke ?

[@patrikjohansson3246]

It's Terry Woods, not Jem - sorry.

[@patrikjohansson3246]

Ron Kavana is a hero and rebel. He's version of this song is outstanding. The Pogues and Jem Finer's version are meek and streamlined compared to the original!

[@zoo2263]

Beautiful. His introduction to the song though? There's an awful lot of Brits that understand Irish history and despise British colonialism, Cromwell is not a figure I'm proud of, rot in hell indeed.

[@nomajj3241]

Great song but not very historical. The events described in Ned of the Hills as far as can be deducted from historical sources occurred in 1702. Cromwell died in 1659, 11 years before Eamonn a' Chnoic / Ned of the Hills was born.

[@neohip489]

I was a little taken aback by his preamble, and surely he knows that the English themselves haven't cared much for Cromwell since 1660? ! The dude was a genocidal dictator., got what he deserved, unlike our man Kavana here.

[@mrcynical9368]

I have. best thing he did was desolve parliament

[@alundavies8402]

He was evil through and through

[@tomhirons9329]

God bless Oliver Cromwell