FourWinds FleadhTV TG4 The Rollicking Boys Around Tandragee

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A medley from FourWinds: Daoiri Farrell, Caroline Keane, Robbie Walsh and Tom Delany, from our debut album.
This set includes The Rollicking Boys Around Tandragee, The Gaelic Club and Sweet Marie.
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[@DaoiriFarrell]

I love these guys. What a savage bunch of mad yokes and a pleasure to share "one pint" with all them. Love you's all.

[@toesafish]

You play the trumpet much?

[@MrRoastedSnow]

How happy is Caroline in this? Probably one of the finest trad groups in the last ten years

[@pelletiergen7139]

Des frissons et des larmes de... beauté ! Wow ! Merci de faire vibrer vos sources jusqu'en nos terres !!! The feeling !!!!!!

[@thomasmckenna5372]

That young man can sing I wish I wish I could sing like him good luck and god bless

[@FourWindsMusic]

It was brilliant fun!! :)

[@oisinolochlainn4437]

Ar fheabhas, tá sé sin iontach ar fad!

[@irishfield1]

This amazing song ever Daoiri love all here to topsssssssss. thank you

[@amazingmitchable]

What an amazing performance..... and what GREAT audience... man that looked like fun. Awesome!

[@jamesconnell9419]

And lots of children amongst them too, how wonderful.

[@irishfield1]

Beautiful song ever Great singing ever Daoiri thank you appreciate

[@joeduffied7627]

I just love this music

[@irishfield1]

Amazing ever song Daoiri and FourWinds thank you ever

[@NiSiochainGanSaoirse]

another fine band in our ancient warrior tradition... Pipe music is marching music, and accompanied many a fine celtic warrior to his destiny. Pipe music is the music of a free people. our day will come.

[@Finbarheerlen]

To this I could listen all day, how come I never heard of Four Winds before?

[@thunorwodenson]

Powerful arrangement of a wonderful song. Well done.

[@NolanBryanLynch]

Absolutely mighty indeed.

[@tedhiggins262]

That was totally the business guys!!! :)

[@jamesbarrett1583]

Brilliant music, and playing. Fantastic audience. I love the little boy in the blue top really getting into the spirit of the music. Amazing.

[@jenskarl4118]

He have a great voice

[@melm7085]

If I could like this twice I would💥😁👍

[@alanmartin1949]

Now that is what I call rollicking! :-)

[@aarikchlakh2491]

I'm litterally crying of joy!!! It's a nice present for my birthday to listen and see these young musicians play so masterfully. Greetings from Spain, mates!

[@feidhelmofoghladha5525]

+Aari Kch'lakh Lá Breithe Sona!....Happy birthday

[@rpgsounds3275]

+Feidhelm Ó Foghladha Thanks. Wish I spoke Irish Gaeilge. :)

[@bustedfender]

Joy, pure feckin’ joy.

[@irishfield1]

Amazing Four winds with Daoiri ever adore this song ever and Play thank you

[@dubsfan261]

Absolutely fantastic.

[@jenskarl4118]

So so good

[@garylevvis4360]

Great job, all of you!

[@redeileen369]

Makes me happy!

[@robertomartinez7268]

820 likes only, can't believing this music transcends. I got my Galician 1/4 dancing all over the room!!! LOL!!

[@kevinmurtagh3434]

I loved the slow story telling

[@bodhranmoni]

Robbie Walsh and gang that was brill :)

[@robbiewalsh3373]

+bodhranmoni Glad you enjoyed it mate!

[@TimStarenkov]

Thanks!!! It’s amazing

[@MsArethusa]

Brilliant 🌠👏👏👏👏🌠💚

[@bdmac100]

well done and with a plaxzty at the end...An craic macnas.

[@PoitinCZ]

mighty indeed!

[@handlerchan2326]

I´m agree with Aari Kch´lakh , very good music, it inspires the soul

[@resipsaloquitur13]

Victory, Chaps. Rest easy.

[@MrRoastedSnow]

A 19th century song. No partitionism here! Tandragee the home of Northern Tayto don't you know. Mr Yellow Tayto is indeed a fine rollicking fellow!

[@dickdastardly2946]

Mighty indeed

[@paulanderson8143]

Deadly...

[@samvermeulen9740]

I didn't know a bouzouki could be such a good pick holder

[@aarikchlakh2491]

You know, being Irish has this strange thing that you can be born anywhere and still be one of them!

[@lukeplaysyt8057]

You are absolutely correct as i am Australian born croatian and i love irish music just as i love my own. Its like the oxygen i breath Love love love it

[@rhysjones8953]

all folks

[@MrRoastedSnow]

You can't bate Tandragee for the crisps. Which is best Wee North Tayto or Free State Tayto? Nice one Daoirí and gang as always

[@junialter]

Ausgezeichnet

[@FrankKolarekJr]

Spot on everyone. Robbie, that drumming is hauntingly awesome.. everyone is awesome.. On a funny note, is that bacon wrapped around your tipper??? Is that the secret????

[@rhysjones8953]

here

[@shepherd1006]

Up Armagh

[@michaelquinn7534]

Keady is the place !

[@tomoolinger6691]

Great fun guys! And was that the wonderful Cathy Jordan doing the glamorous into?

[@garylevvis4360]

Wow1

[@thunorwodenson]

This song is a joke as it attributes Irish stage stereotypes to a protestant area with a douer reputation. I love this song. I didnt know of this singer before. Im a fan now. Hes got some other great songs as well.

[@robbmorrow]

the buill He’s right. The song’s about Tandragee, not 6 miles up the road from myself. It’s supposed to be ironic, the only thing rollicking around Tandragee is the Cusher River; it’s a dour area I suppose (an unfortunate but typical stereotype of us Irish Presbyterians, especially us ones of Scottish extraction), but the area isn’t solely Protestant since there’s a Catholic Church in the middle of the town, just across from the Church of Ireland. It’s a joking song painting an area as exactly the opposite of what it is, and it’s meant to be funny. It’s well known in Tandragee, or at least it used to be, and it never caused any offence.

[@jacob-xp8po]

i live in tandragee

[@boatman6865]

Fair play to you for dipping into the wider culture. I bought some wasabi plants from a very imminent scientist in Tandsgree

[@Burr.1]

Fyrir börnin og framtíðina

[@life_in_the_wild2573]

Hi! Where are you based? Do you do weddings?? 😁😁

[@jarvishale2908]

Good luck to all here now barring the cat That sits in the corner there smelling a rat O wheesht your philandering girls and behave And saving you presence, I'll chant you a stave I come from the land where the pritties grow big And the boys neat and handy can swirl in a jig And the girls they would charm your heart for to see Those darling colleens around Tandragee So here's to the boys who are happy and gay Singing and dancing and tearing away Rollicksome, frollicksome, frisky and free We're the rollicking boys around Tandragee No doubt you have heard of Killarney I'm sure And sweet Innishowen for a drop of the pure Dublin's the place for the strawberry beds And Donnybrook Fair for the cracking of heads Have you e'er seen an Irishman dancing palltog How he faces his partner and turns up his brogue He shakes at the buckle and bends at the knee They're wonderful dancers in Tandragee Here's to the boys who are happy and gay Singing and dancing and tearing away Rollicksome, frollicksome, frisky and free We're the rollicking boys around Tandragee Now the oul jaunting car is an elegant joult And Derry's a place that is famed for a hoult Among the green bushes that grow in Tyrone And the County Fermanagh for muscle and bone But for feasting and dancing and fun at the fair Sure there's no one can match with the Rakes of Kildare Green Erin's my country, the gem of the sea But the gem of oul Ireland is Tandragee Here's to the boys who are happy and gay Singing and dancing and tearing away Rollicksome, frollicksome, frisky and free We're the rollicking boys around Tandragee O where is the man, either Christian or Turk Could equal the bold Robert Emmett or Burke O where is the lawyer can speak up like Dan The devil another, bad luck to the one And where is the singer can sing like Tom Moore Whose melodies charm all dull care from your door But we'll beat them all yet boys, and that you will see For we're raring fine fellows round Tandragee So here's to the boys who are happy and gay Singing and dancing and tearing away Rollicksome, frollicksome, frisky and free We're the rollicking boys around Tandragee

[@Burr.1]

Tá súil agam go mbeidh tú rud éigin speisialta arís

[@joehamill6743]

They've never been to Tandragee I tink..

[@Burr.1]

Þú hefur gleymt kjarna þínum

[@tonemc6047]

Is that Cathy Jordan at the start ?

[@celticame]

+Anthony McDermott Yes!

[@jabodl1]

Yes from dervish

[@Burr.1]

Ami Dirt for the children and their future

[@Burr.1]

Bualadh cloiginn

[@feidhelmofoghladha5525]

Is amhrán deas é..insíodh an scéal tríd an amhránaíocht lol......

[@Burr.1]

Do na páistí agus dá dtodhchaí

[@jameshannigan8184]

Up the lillywhites

[@Burr.1]

I really don't know what's wrong with you, bheadh náire ar m'athair

[@TheGavranatar]

Its not a clap along anyway :/

[@dubsfan261]

Lose the Bodhran and get a banjo player.

[@lukeplaysyt8057]

Add 1 more bodran and 2 more banjos .