Irish Sea Sessions 2011 - Heart As Big As Liverpool

[@finneire2081]

As a Dublin man I cannot express the love I have for Liverpool and her people second only to my own people . It is like and extension of Dublin to me Each time in there I just come across the most beautiful people that would restore your faith in humanity

[@mpat01]

Wow, that is so true! You feel it's your city even though you're a visitor. Any wonder it's such a magnificent place!

[@madrid6times990]

31 years today. Always on our minds. YNWA. JFT96.

[@madrid6times990]

JFT 97. Always on our minds.

[@madrid6times990]

Incredible performance. Brings a tear to my eye every time. I'm not from the city (from Dublin) but fuck me, I love everything about the people and city of Liverpool.

[@madrid6times990]

RIP 96 brothers and sisters.

[@philruane5575]

A great song to come home to LFC exile

[@DrMacca]

Gives me goosebumps listening to this. Brilliant performance.

[@davebrown9465]

Scouse exile god love this song RIP 96

[@colonialdad1]

As stunning as my city. Thank you.

[@michaelgrace1298]

Gerard Bernard Patrick Baron 67 A retired postal worker from Preston, Gerard Baron was the oldest person to die at Hillsborough. His brother Kevin played for Liverpool in the 1950 FA Cup Final. He drove to Sheffield with his son who survived the disaster. Gerard Jnr from Adelaide, South Australia, said his last words to his Dad were: 'You'll be alright.' "How wrong I was." Time and cause of death: 14.57 to 15.35, Compression asphyxia

[@kevgerlach8797]

Along with the other 96 may Gerard rest in peace

[@philruane5575]

This is my fave version. Powerful as all fuck, n the most musical, tis brilliant

[@PaigeNorthrock]

JFT96! 26 years today

[@andrewpeairs8559]

great song

[@gavin437]

Hi alan this Evan your a awesome singer :)

[@osmosistraining8547]

I rarely like cover versions but this was just brill!

[@dzee1975]

nice performance :)

[@ja10767]

JFT96.

[@fredwyers2856]

ja10767 YNWA

[@michaelgrace1298]

Tony Bland 22 The 96th and final victim of the Hillsborough disaster, Tony Bland was a labourer from Keighley, West Yorkshire who travelled by car with friends, who survived. He died on 3 March, 1993, nearly four years after Hillsborough, having become the first patient in English legal history to be allowed to die by the courts through the withdrawal of life-prolonging treatment. Time and cause of death: 21.15 on 3 March 1993, Pyelitis and bronco-pneumonia due to or as a consequence of anoxic brain damage, due to or as a consequence of compression asphyxia

[@peterbarry1354]

JFT 96

[@paullane6778]

4 minutes 37 seconds

[@mpat01]

Don't Buy The S*n!

[@dzee1975]

nice performance :)