Ireland's National Anthem Explained in 3 Minutes

[@danbreen6946]

We Can Never Let Them Take Away Our Irish Rebel And Ballad Songs They Are Part Of Our History Up The Rebels 🇮🇪☘️💚

[@davyholden]

100% my friend 🇮🇪

[@lluxurygodtheonenonly]

@@davyholden Hi Davy, I appreciate you-- my dad is from ulster and I've been there twice but I am American born. I want to live in Ireland eventually. Thank you for making this!

[@AlainnCorcaigh]

crazy to think the wolfe tones are having their 60th anniversary next year. True Irish legends

[@davyholden]

Absolute legends 🇮🇪💚

[@peterallison-ex4yy]

Cannot for the life of me believe that people find it offensive because we have rebel songs and ballads that tell history or events and mention Our patriots . More people should take a stand and speak up. Without the heroics of the Rebels a large part of our Country would not be Free. 🍀🇮🇪✊

[@dtcdtc8328]

Not hard to understand really, they want You and everything about you erased from History. They won't anything that will Unite Natives against their new world order , removed as well

[@killianokeeffe7113]

Thatds cause there f ING commies . Trying to change our country

[@DidYaServe]

As someone that was brought up in an Irish language speaking family, the idea of rebel songs sang in English is hilarious. Labhair í, a mhadáin.

[@vasilykatuma5689]

Over the hills and THE HELL AWAY!!! Eirin go Bragh!!!

[@mattf4450]

My friends went there I wish I could have gone. They sent me videos of them doing Celtic symphony. Very informative video!

[@skyking8420]

Hello from New Hampshire USA, enjoy all you do, can you talk about the song "A Nation Once Again" ? Was or is this song an alternative Irish National Anthem? Thank you go raibh maith agat

[@sandidavis820]

I have almost 300 Irish Rebel Songs. These are downloaded on my phone. Is there really any other music in the world??? Thank you, Davy

[@davyholden]

The best of the best Sandi 😁

[@sandidavis820]

@@davyholden I have a theory on who and why someone is trying to stop us listening to and producing Irish Rebel Songs. I won't state it here because I think it would get us all in trouble.

[@Scotia6261]

​@@sandidavis820Fire away but this is not new ,I was in the Republican movement 30+years ago and the hostility albeit a lot worse was there.

[@Dublinireland5]

Some of the older rebel songs are still good today to listen to

[@davyholden]

They are my favourites! Óró, The Soldiers song, the foggy dew, classics!!

[@mikemckenna8530]

Wolfe Tones were my very first concert at age 11 in 1974 in Killarney. Pretty cool experience for this Irish American lad.

[@Fredericoschillachi]

No such thing as an Irish American, you're American

[@Marius_vanderLubbe]

They've been trying for many many years to wipe out the history of these wonderful people. It will never happen.

[@Scotia6261]

A unionist flying on Aer Lingus 20 years ago complained about some rebel song sung by the Tones on his inflight audio....Aer Lingus removed their music so I boycotted Aer Lingus with trans Atlantic flights.

[@1972malberto]

My school always thought the national anthem in English too us as kids, wish they had of kept to the Irish

[@patrickmclaren4360]

I'm trying to understand why anyone would be upset over the history of their own country, maybe these people in the media should move to the country that they think these songs offend, never forget where you come from and how much others have sacrificed to get you there

[@Jen999]

If people would take a few moments out of their day .. to actually listen to these rebel songs.. and learn what was actually going on.. and why they were fighting .. they might think twice about banning these beautiful songs about so many brave men .. who died for the cause they believed in.. all of these songs tell a story.. of those who deserve to be remembered.. and revered for their sacrifice.. that’s why this channel is vital.. knowledge is power.. we should always remember those who died.. to give us the chance of s better tomorrow.. thank you, Davy🌹☘️ Jen999💙

[@АлександраДунаева-к2с]

Wow forbidden!? I can't believe it

[@OisinKeyes-uc2tt]

Agre white ut

[@Jen999]

@@OisinKeyes-uc2tt 🌹☘️

[@philiposhea2299]

Sure they want to change our Anthem and flag to suit the 'new irish ' 🇮🇪

[@Irelandforever609]

Traitors

[@hughneek12]

NWO woke BS. 😊

[@Bobbyr_2527]

Can't wait but we're do I get the Top 10 irish rebel songs book I play guitar and want to know the history and lyrics for the songs

[@davyholden]

It’s available on my website 😊 davyholdenhistory.com/

[@MakairodonX9434]

☘️🇮🇪🍀💪💚🤍🧡💪🍀🇮🇪☘️ Glory to Liam Ó Rinn and to Óglaigh na hÉireann!!

[@bluebillbo]

On the ball Davy! stumbled on your channel last week and I'm loving the videos!

[@richardpcrowe]

Davy, I just came upon your KZbin Series and enjoy it very much. I am a Yank of Irish Heritage but, my Irish genes did not travel to America in the way that most Irish Americans received their bloodlines. Instead of coming over here along with the hundreds of thousands of Irish during the Famine, my Irish ancestors found their way to America in a rather unique and somewhat unknown way. After Mexico gained its independence from Spain between 1810 and 1821, that country had problems with their state of Texas. First were the depredations of the warlike Comanche Indians who made it difficult for Mexicans to settle in Texas and second was the influx of the mainly Protestant Anglo Americans from the Eastern border of Texas. One bright idea of the Mexican government was to recruit Roman Catholic Irish both from Ireland and from the Eastern Seaboard of America to settle Texas on Mexican Land Grants. The Irish were facing harsh times in the Old Country and things were not a great deal better for the Irish in America. Offer of free land in Texas was very tempting for these Irish. They became Mexican citizens, and their religion was no problem since they were all Catholic. The Irish settled on generous Land Grants in South Texas starting about 1829-1830. They were recruited by Empresarios who were allotted the land by Mexico. They settled in South Texas, mainly in the area which became Refugio County, named after the Our Lady of Refuge Mission and in San Patricio County; you can guess where this name originated. The grand plan of the Mexicans did not work exactly the way that they expected. Although the Irish did form a buffer against the Commanche Indians, the Irish Texans generally took the side of Texas Independence and many of them fought and died for that cause. My third great Uncle, William Quinn died at the Battle of Coleto Creek in 1835 and many of the Texians who were murdered the next day at Goliad, after they surrendered had Irish surnames. William's brother-in-law, Timothy Hart was one of the many Irish who signed the original Texas Declaration of Independence at Goliad. My third great grandfather, Felix Hart was murdered due to his support of Texas Independence. Texas schools always teach about Stephen F. Austin but, very few Texans and, I would bet virtually no Irish know about the Itish settlement of Texas. I know that my family did not know that history until I began studying genealogy. I have lots more information about these brave Irish Pioneers and their settlement of Texas but, virtually no information of how they were recruited in Ireland and on the East Coast of America. Keep up the good work on Irish history...

[@TaxiTaxi-w2u]

Excellent service David

[@foxcat1087]

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[@darrengriffin9842]

James Mcclean has been getting dogs abuse for a decade or more by football fans over been Irish. But we cant sing songs about our Irish history. These people need to cop on.

[@Fredericoschillachi]

Nope he's been getting abuse for not wearing a poppy , it's seen as disrespectful by people 😒 for me personally if you don't wanna wear a poppy you shouldn't have to but when your not wearing a poppy cos you're from the cregan and the poppy represents soldiers who died in Northern ireland and they were the enemy fair enough but then don't go to a country that is your enemy and be happy to get paid large wads of cash with the queen's head on it 😮you know the commander in chief of said Crown forces that's just being hypocritical

[@jonsweeney3845]

​@@Fredericoschillachio you know the currency used in "Creggan "?

[@JohnGeary-e9e]

We are the Boys from Cork come hear our Rebel Talk etc sung a Gaelic Football by Cork fans I won’t put the RA verses in!

[@Scotia6261]

Cork got the rebel name from Perkin Warbeck a pretender to the throne in England in the 15th century......Cork city was his base.and the English called it a rebel stronghold.

[@GordonClare]

🇮🇪🍀💚

[@Pixl3ros3]

Ya aught to do green fields of France next.

[@seanohare5488]

Well said big bad Davy as always

[@maxfieldstanton4541]

I think I said this on a different post, but I stumbled upon a video of the "Northern" Ireland football team standing for the anthem and the song that was playing wasn't The Soldier's Song...and I got super confused. I was like "no way, Davey wouldn't have given us bad info." So I checked it out and it seems that there is a second anthem... And when I found that out I boldly posted a reply to the video "fuck your colonizing fragility!"

[@peterbryan3295]

Would of been nice to hear the bloody song

[@qutdam2022]

Same though here

[@themsmloveswar3985]

I would love to know what was the previous National Anthem. I presume it was something like Mise Eire ? The West's Awake ? A nation once again ? The Rising of the Moon ? Admittedly, Amhran na bFiann is rousing, and deep at the same time.

[@thescoobymike]

I can love both rebel songs and songs like Zombie. It’s okay people

[@briankearney2215]

I'm Brian Patrick Kearney in America that's where some Kearney's live now

[@Waynebridgeof]

Shame the rugby team don’t use it

[@nalusan]

I wonder how I could learn Garlic. You never get that answered . And as time passes, it seems I cant from Frankfurt.

[@COUNTYGAINS]

I said this to when I heard the controversy with rebel songs!! Like there just gonna try cancel our national anthem or at least not play it anymore such hypocracy! The wolfe tones songs are the exact same as our national anthem as well as loads of other songs worldwide

[@davyjones1335]

And there are people today who seem the have a goal is to change the national song its upsetting.

[@francislynch6751]

Fianna na sianna fail bhi town ar as se ar ardane we are shook ach ta se I a rang ar class ag foal we are foal ACH TA SE IN RANG ATA ARE AREEEEE

[@theredhairedchild944]

Celtic (keltic) as in the people not the football team bud.

[@АлександраДунаева-к2с]

But how is Rebel now, at the moment? Are you still fighting or? I pray God to join your country, culture, Rebel, people, seriously, I even study Gaeilge as myself. So please tell more about inner Irish life(fight?) ok?