Irish Song- Óró, sé do bheatha 'bhaile, with Lyrics and Translations

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Óró, sé do bheatha 'bhaile is a traditional Irish song, that came to be known as a rebel song in the early 20th century. Óró is a cheer, while sé do bheatha 'bhaile means "welcome home", although it is better translated as "your birthright is back home".
The woman of the song returning as a liberator, Gráinne Mhaol (sometimes known as Grace O'Malley) was chieftain of the Ó Máille clan in the west of Ireland. She is a well-known historical figure in 16th-century Irish history, and is sometimes known as 'The Sea Queen of Connacht', one of the most famous female sea-raiders of all time fighting against the english occupiers.
In a nutshell, in 1578 Gráinne Mhaol (whose name was already pretty famous at the time) was thrown into the dungeons of the Dublin Castle by the local English Governor, but was later released from prison on the pretext of bringing Risdeárd an Iarainn Bourke (Richard-in-Iron, Gráinne's 2nd husband) and his fellow Irish rioters to heel. As soon as she was released, reunited with her husband, Gráinne started plundering English shipping and managed to rout an English army sent to beseige her. The following year Gráinne and Bourke went into rebellion once again to secure their rights.
This song takes place following the Flight of the Earls in 1607 wherein the Irish lords who rebelled in the Nine Years War fled the nation to seek support from the French and Spanish, however despite being already dead since 1603, the Irish people look for Gráinne Mhaol to return and expel the English once and for all. In her raiding campaign she gained legendary status among Irish rebels and is widely regarded as one of the most popular and influential revolutionary figures in Irish culture even today.
Almost 15 years later Elizabeth I imprisoned Gráinne Mhaol's sons and half-brother, forcing Gráinne to negotiate their release. Even though she refused to bow before Elizabeth (as she did not recognise her as the Queen of Ireland), the talks led to the release of her family, under the agreement that Gráinne would stop attacking English ships. Realising the meeting was useless, Gráinne went back to attacking English ships shortly after her departure.
(she was later accused to have nursed to all rebellions in that province for over forty years.)
It was also sung during the Irish War of Independence (1919-1921). In the early 20th century it received new verses by the nationalist poet Pádraig Pearse and was often sung by members of the Irish Volunteers during the Easter Rising. Because although this is an old song, a little over 100years ago Patrick Pearse re-wrote it to support the planned rising (April 1916).

[@marcguindon8499]

Save the Irish language.

[@kerbearlynch15]

beidh ár nGaeilge beo ionainn go deo!

[@kathrynmolesa1641]

Best version I have ever heard. Young men with a deep passion and talent. That voice is outrageous.

[@chrisdee9961]

We sang that in school every day back in the 1950’s/60’s.😊

[@christinequinn5355]

We did indeed. The amount of Irish songs we leart in Primary school was amazing.

[@nunyabiznez6381]

I don't know who would be more proud of this performance, Padraig Pearse himself or Grace O'Malley. This was absolutely breathtaking.

[@kevb8864]

The anger and passion in the voice right at 00.55 onwards is literally why this song was written. The pain and anger of the opressed.

[@paolucki]

Keep strong your Tradition guys We all need Strong roots.... from Lithuania

[@user-fg3ei7pp4v]

Always brings tears to this Belfast man, far from home. We’ll always have great men , we’ll never have bettter

[@estherdoyle6552]

Seo Linn. Best version of this song.

[@nula654]

I love this version best. Seo Linn is such a great band.

[@TheHeydzo]

Thank you for the translation of the song. It finally makes sense why this song is so significant, not only to Irish but to all of us who can feel it to the core of our DNA. Though we are not in/from Ireland, we are at home with you in our hearts. ☘️ Sláinte.

[@imagseer]

That stirs my soul. There must be some Irish in me somewhere. 10/10 performance regardless.

[@virginiadeer2954]

Give me chills he sings with so much passion

[@Skyebright1]

Stiofán Ó Fearail from Seo Linn ;)

[@Odo55]

I also love Sinéad O'Connor's powerful rendition of this song. RIP rebel woman ❤

[@kimwiley4061]

I do also! Love her and so heartbroken she's gone!!

[@biancavanwersch1989]

There is no one like her😢

[@blakelyfarm6689]

anyone know the name of this band?

[@lesleysprague1158]

@@blakelyfarm6689 Seo Linn

[@sheilaisaacs981]

RIP Sinéad see you at that studio in the sky

[@markduffield8110]

Thank you brother for keeping our language alive may the creator bless you

[@colleenziwicki7404]

This reaches into your soul and grasps the longing in it.

[@katherinekiewra5741]

I'm 100% Irish-American 4th generation. I love all your songs!!!! I've never been to Ireland. I don't know if I'll ever get there. My family comes from Co. Donegal, Co. Mayo, Co. Galway, Co. Limerick & Co. Cork. I've seen pictures & videos of Ireland which I thought was magnificent!!!!

[@judicoulter8969]

An absolutely amazing piece! Thank you very much. I’m a Canadian with Irish heritage. This is a spin chilling piece!

[@SGT_Fon]

It seems like rebelling is starting to come back in fashion again. All around the world, the little guys are taking on the big guys and if not winning are giving them a serious bloodied nose. As an American and soldier of the 69th Inf, there is no better rebel than an Irish rebel!

[@CelticSongs]

Fág an Bealach("Clear The Way!") what a great history the 69th has.

[@SGT_Fon]

@Port Celtic Songs went to Iraq with them in '04. When we were introduced to our battalion we were attached to, we had a pipper lead us out. We were respected because we never started a fight, but we ended the ones they started. We landed in Shannon Ireland on our return from Iraq and broke out our Emerald green regimental colors. The plane had a mysterious problem that lasted 2 hours. The locals bought out all the beer In the airport bar for us and there was a definite dent in the duty free stores stock of whiskey. I'm not Irish, but was proud that I was able to bring honor to those Immigrant Irish that thought freedom was more then words put on paper and willingly took up arms to defend it. Garryowen in Glory!

[@traviskirk3834]

True and it is funny watching people have no clue what your singing and saying. Plus I'm 90 percent Celtic descent and 10 percent Nordic viking descent and I have the attitude of both merged together

[@melindamassey14]

Amen!!

[@robertcrocker901]

Not a veteran but as an American with you on this!!! The Irish played a big part in our winning our freedom!!! We should support them in their fight against feudalism. WE BOW TO NO CROWN!!!

[@f.e.parker4855]

I'm a 72-year old Irish-American woman, never set foot in Ireland, but those roots go deep in me. These songs resonate in my soul. I don't believe you can be Irish and not feel solidarity with Ireland and her people. My family came to America after the Great Potato Famine - that's all I'll say about it. 🇮🇪 🇺🇸

[@CelticSongs]

Some times words fail us and we can’t express what’s deep within us. Your feet may not have touched Irish soil but your heart like those of your ancestors was always in Ireland. Thank you for sharing your story

[@johnkenny7877]

Irish blood runs through you and always will....... god bless America and Ireland

[@lilywhite2733]

❤Erin go bragh Ireland has your heart I would say eat plenty of spuds now well

[@languagecraft8256]

Yesss! A few years back I was looking for answers to some big questions. Tired, I decided to switch off and watch a documentary about amazing women. I fell asleep to the episode of Grace O'Malley. My life has never been the same since. Something switched on on in me that night. I don't know exactly what my Irish roots are but I know they are there on both ma & da sides. AND our first family dog was a beautiful Irish setter called Jake. ❤ Thank you for this sensational music. Jess Küçükkalyon, Leeds, 45

[@unadolan3532]

It was an attempt at genocide. The original irish were destitute and they put their own people in

[@TexasRiverGirl]

I love Seo Linn & Stiofán Ó Fearail ! This is one of their best songs.

[@geraldwilson681]

I'm an American man with Irish and Scottish ancestry and this song stirs my Celtic bloodline. This song is both powerful and inspiring to me!! Respect from the United States to Ireland and her ancient language and history.🇮🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇸

[@Bernaren60]

It was originally about thre return of Bonnie Prince Charle but it was made more politically correct by Pádraig Pearse. Óró, sé do bheatha 'bhaile, Óró, sé do bheatha 'bhaile,[7] Óró, sé do bheatha 'bhaile Anois ar theacht an tsamhraidh. A Shéarlais Óig,[8] a mhic Rí Shéamais[9] 'Sé mo mhór-chreach do thriall as Éirinn Gan tuinnte bróig' ort, stoca nó leinidh Ach do chascairt leis na Gallaibh Chorus 'Sé mo léan géar nach bhfeicim Mur mbéinn beo 'na dhiaidh ach seachtain Séarlas Óg is míle gaiscidheach Ag fógairt fáin ar Ghallaibh Chorus Tá Séarlas Óg ag triall thar sáile Béidh siad leisean, Franncaigh is Spáinnigh Óglaigh armtha leis mar gharda 'S bainfidh siad rinnce as éiricigh! Chorus Chorus: Oh-ro, You're welcome home, Oh-ro, You're welcome home, Oh-ro, You're welcome home, Now that summer's coming! Young Charles, son of King James It's a great distress - your exile from Ireland Without thread of shoe on you, socks or shirt Overthrown by the foreigners Chorus Alas that I do not see If I were alive afterwards only for a week Young Charles and one thousand warriors Banishing all the foreigners Chorus Young Charles is coming over the sea They will be with him, French and Spanish Armed Volunteers with him as a guard And they'll make the heretics dance! Chorus

[@nunyabiznez6381]

@@Bernaren60 I don't know about politically correct. I think of it as he simply perfected it. In any case, it is my observation that victory is always sweeter when you achieve it without the help of outsiders and I think that was the point of the revision.

[@cerealkiller4248]

My absolute favourite of this song, a Celtic war song 🥊🥊🥊

[@Spook2431NYC]

Thank you for including the subtitles...Our Lady of Knock Pray for Ireland & it's true faithful people!🙏🙏🙏💚💚💚🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮

[@melindamassey14]

Awesome they made a video! Lyrics: Hail, oh woman, who was so afflicted,It was our ruin that you were in chains,Your fine land in the possession of thieves...While you were sold to the foreigners!Chorus:Oh-ro, welcome homeOh-ro, welcome homeOh-ro, welcome homeNow that summer's coming!Grace O'Malley is coming over the sea,Armed warriors as her guard,Only Gaels are they, not French nor Spanish...and they will rout the foreigners! Chorus: May it please the King of Prodigy that we might see,Although we may live but one week after,Grace O'Malley and a thousand warriors...Dispersing the foreigners!

[@Celticwelds]

As an american slave with full celtic lineage i will only fight for my homeland to which my family was removed to build new york i only will stand for the longevity of Ireland as a pure blood Bray and Sullivan!!!

[@-RONNIE]

One of many songs I will always sing along with and blast as loud as I can because it never gets old 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 great job everyone 🥃

[@CelticSongs]

So glad you like it

[@-RONNIE]

@@CelticSongs what's not to like 👊🏻 keep up the great work as always

[@rebekahmulkey6035]

Can we please credit the artists/singers each time we post? 😊 Artists deserve to be credited for their work even if they are covering traditional music. 😊

[@CelticSongs]

I must add it to the description of all the uploads. I shouldn't assume people are familiar with the singers.. Thanks for taking the time to comment on how I can improve the joy people can get from the songs.

[@mja2317]

@@CelticSongs 8 months later and you still haven't credited Seo Linn or linked to their channel. Do it in the next 48 hours please.

[@unspheredwings7859]

@@CelticSongs how about fucking doing it then? You literally not only stole the video but have audacity to admit you’ve done it and say you’ll fix even though you have no plans on actually doing so!

[@Kalyahna]

@@mja2317 And they still haven't credited them!

[@Goldenhawk583]

@@CelticSongs You will lose subscribers if you dont honor those that you use in your videos. The freedom that this song is about was not the freedom to steal anothers property.. seems the song means nothing to you?

[@christophebonhoefferofbelg9846]

Great version of this song..💚

[@JLCra87]

American guy with Scotish and Irish roots. I really love this. Wish there was more traditional songs done with good quality in Gaelic like this. As most Americans, I don't have much a connection to Scotland and Ireland but I'd really like to! Great song.

[@CelticSongs]

So glad you left that comment and hope you like a few more on the channel

[@edthebumblingfool]

so you are more likely a prod then? prehaps you need to watch people singing the Sash.

[@Kalyahna]

The band performing here is Seo Linn. They've got a youtube channel for their music (some other traditional Irish songs, some original songs - some in English, some in Irish, some in both) and do periodic livestreams. The performance this channel includes was ripped from their recording for a channel called Conradh na Gaeilge.

[@dettoladdict]

​@@edthebumblingfool cén fáth a bhfuil tú ag rá an cac seo? personally irish americans claiming irishness tend to annoy me but you dont actually gotta stick sectarianism in there too. Whether some, often misguided or malicious, accept it or not the populace of this whole island is what constitutes the people of ireland, and so should not be discriminated against based on factors out of their control. A foundational principle of the united irishmen

[@user-wh5rp3kr2u]

Es ist so schön,ich kann nicht aufhören es zu hören und sehen.Die Landschaft 🥺❤💚,da bekomm ich Lust auf Irland.☘️☘️☘️ Und diese Stimme dazu.👌

[@katherineschildroth4672]

Has this band, Seo Linn, been give proper recognition anywhere by the producers of this video?

[@StiofanMacSiomoin1798]

The most rebel of all rebel songs.

[@1337fraggzb00N]

I am German but within 14 days of a journey from Cork to Crumlin, I realized, that I love Ireland more than every country I have ever been and ever will be, including Germany. Eire forever!

[@CelticSongs]

An amazing compliment

[@unadolan3532]

Slante thank you

[@tdogg1157]

I’ve met a few German people in Ireland and Spain and I can say they are amazing people with good sense of humour it goes both ways bud. Much love from Ireland 🇮🇪 🇩🇪

[@christophebonhoefferofbelg9846]

Thank you so much for this lovely compliment, it’s our pleasure to have you here..💚

[@heidrunluhr2049]

A wonderful rendition, that drum is killing me.

[@cindycchesney5716]

Hands down one of my all time favorite songs. Sung by one of my favorite groups. Love the vid with it and the words with translation. Just makes me every prouder to be Irish and to help preserve our history, !

[@josephinecondie927]

I remember learning this song at school many years ago,but never understood what its meaning was.Thank you for the translation.Greetings to the band.What an amazing singer.I have subscribed and liked this video.☘️☘️☘️

[@virginiadeer2954]

Absolutely riveting magnificent voice

[@Skyebright1]

Stiofán Ó Fearail ;)

[@barbaramurphy5606]

Seen a couple of your versions of this song, but THIS is the very best. That final note.....superb

[@PrinceCharming-t6n]

It’s defo the best! I ❤the part where it kinda turns into a rock song 😂

[@Skyebright1]

Seo Linn ;)

[@derekstynes9631]

Thanks for Sharing this Great Songs Words and History ! God Bless Ireland and Her Children Wherever They May be !

[@h2oboater]

Absolutely Fantastic !! 💥💥

[@maurawalsh9841]

Great Irish song love to see the lyrics

[@alamaim1563591263131]

É dever daqueles que são nativos, sentirem orgulho de suas raízes, preservar e viver suas culturas afim de glorifica-lá, Alba gu Bragh🇮🇪

[@CelticSongs]

Eu concordo plenamente. Obrigado por tomar o tempo para comentar

[@gvis3880]

Alba is Scotland not Ireland my friend

[@alamaim1563591263131]

@@gvis3880 Erin Go Bragh 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 😁

[@rachelorourke9176]

Love it, love it, love it! More songs please guys. Calling from afar in Australia

[@CelticSongs]

Thanks Rachel, glad you like it

[@katherineschildroth4672]

I don’t see that this band was given credit anywhere. It is Seo Linn. They have a lot of fantastic music - please look them up!

[@Skyebright1]

Seo Linn have more songs on their channel

[@Dancestar1981]

Me too

[@Kalyahna]

@@CelticSongs Perhaps you should credit Seo Linn instead of talking about it as though it's yours?

[@radwizard]

Just in time for the big Day.

[@adventureswithaurora]

True that!

[@maurawalsh9841]

My mam was a great rebel and would have agreed with the lyrics of this song she hated what the brits did in lreland but you could not have met a kinder woman she took this hatred to her grave hated injustice of any kind

[@ireneyoung8696]

As someone of Irish extraction who has lived in Ireland for years,I have heard this song nany times but have never seen the translation.Thankyou for that.Beautiful rendition.

[@christophebonhoefferofbelg9846]

This is a great version of the song, very well done...💚

[@shortmeister4321]

Bravo! So much passion and beauty!

[@ibfubar]

Great song, excellent video!! 👏☘️🤙

[@CelticSongs]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Kalyahna]

The band performing here is Seo Linn, since this channel didn't bother to credit them (and still hasn't, despite it being brought to their attention). They've got a youtube channel for their music and do periodic livestreams. The performance this channel includes was ripped from their recording for a channel called Conradh na Gaeilge.

[@P.e.m.a.]

Ive never heard this song before! Awesome! 🤩❤️

[@raroller1947]

Best video I’ve see. So far. Love these guys.

[@maryjoclarke3165]

Best version ever of this song BRILLIANT

[@AwRighttttt]

Nicely done.. RIP padraig pearse 👌🇮🇪

[@Bosniak803]

My next Pilgrimage place is Ireland/Irska to the resting place of Our Sufi Saint "Sinead O'Connor" ❤❤❤

[@Anouke79]

So my little 5 year old likes to run around naked before her bath (she calls it “being free”) and she belts this song out at the top of her lungs. This particular version is her favorite and this was before she knew the history of this song :) now that she knows, she loves it even more.

[@donconners6937]

Gets better and better, ty lads

[@jeremystrand7095]

0 seconds ago My Celtic blood rejoices in this song! Well done gentlemen!

[@CelticSongs]

Glad you like it

[@jeremystrand7095]

Does the band that performs the song have a name?

[@bettinatofall3317]

@@jeremystrand7095 the name of the band is SeoLinn- and they are gorgeous! There are more songs in Gaeilge, traditional and their own songs☘️

[@Skyebright1]

@@jeremystrand7095Seo Linn

[@elinelin75]

This is so amazing👍👍👍❤

[@moirataylor6865]

My heart and soul!

[@tomreilly515]

Thanks for making the effort. Very professionally

[@guitarsword1]

Excellent .

[@abeonthehill166]

That was freakin super !

[@PrinceCharming-t6n]

I ❤ this song!

[@user-ph4qt8jj6t]

This song makes my heart bleed for all Ireland and for the strength always shown in adversity

[@MrRhovanion]

That's where they got klingon songs from .ha!

[@user-ik6op4os3y]

so cool thanks guys

[@CelticSongs]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@yingyang9706]

First time hearing this version .. brilliant ❤

[@Kalyahna]

The band performing is called Seo Linn. There's lots more on their own youtube channel, which *this* channel didn't bother to credit.

[@johnwoulfe3118]

I love this video

[@AwRighttttt]

Ireland for the loyal Irish

[@trudisinclair8817]

Spirit rejoices everytime this gets played...😇🔔📯😇🎷🎺😇 🌬🌀...🇮🇪🍀🕯🛡🙏🗡🕯🍀🇮🇪

[@Sean-zs1dl]

This tune is haunting

[@CelticSongs]

Couldn't agree more

[@elizabethtobin6894]

Brilliant.👏👏

[@daraghtoner]

Brilliant 👏

[@stefaniivanova8465]

Oro, Che do bhat o'baile- its actually OVAILE-OVAGA IN BULGARIAN TO COME HOME DOVAT OVAILE IS LIKE DOMAT OVAILE(COMING HOME),Oro is the name of the woman" Ora" but when adresses personally have ending of O

[@ChappellRoanFan]

What?

[@ChappellRoanFan]

It’s not

[@YvonneMcDonagh-uv2vd]

This is the best

[@willowdieweide3637]

Dankeschoen 😊

[@doreiseanderson6568]

I wish you would come too Spokane Washington

[@kathleenkildare8688]

This speaks to me on a cellular level

[@nilsbrown7996]

Seems an important voice this one. Well done to you all.

[@Skyebright1]

The band Seo Linn ;)

[@manthasagittarius1]

Any time you can go and get the language of your ancestors and take it for your own, do it. There is no better way to discover how much of the culture, the deep beliefs, and ultimately the identity that's your own that an old language of the land can give you. I bet there are people around you who would send you for a summer immersion course, and if you could go like that you would come home changed, and with a gift for your own generations yet to come.

[@jj_all_right]

So mystical, thanks for the subtitles! What does “óró” means?

[@CelticSongs]

Óró is more of a cheer.

[@jj_all_right]

@@CelticSongs Thank you!

[@neutral61]

SOmething like Ole in Spanish.

[@adventureswithaurora]

Éire go brách!!! Great video!

[@CelticSongs]

So glad you like it

[@adventureswithaurora]

@@CelticSongs Absolutely!

[@Kalyahna]

Since the channel is acting like this is their music, it's not. It's from a band called Seo Linn (who have their own youtube channel). The performance stolen for this video is one they did for Conradh na Gaeilge.

[@adventureswithaurora]

@@Kalyahna Oh, I know this is Seo Linn. Thank you, though! :)

[@geoffhummerstone]

Tanx

[@user-pt5vy1uu6j]

Wow

[@jaroslawparzych4719]

No i to może być 🎵😃🎶🌌

[@marcusuadonnghaile1855]

Upyahboysyah!!! 😀

[@IH-li5ir]

When Erin calls, we answer. Her sons and brothers died for this beautiful Isle of ours. All we ever wanted was to freely practice our religion. So many foreign sons had to die for this. Our rebel yell, the internal need to defend, all of it. GOD BLESS THE IRISH.

[@gerardmccann9135]

It’s about more than religion, the man who wrote this song wasn’t Catholic but born into a Unitarian family. He had a deep love of Irish language and culture as did many of the Republicans who came from Protestant backgrounds and fought in the Irish Uprising. More importantly it’s a song about fighting to be from oppression and tyranny, freedom of religious choice is just a part of this. Unfortunately the Republic of Ireland for many years didn’t live up to the ideals of the many heroic man who gave their lives for its recognition. The Catholic Church became the tyrannical force supported by hypocrites like deValera. The church and state functioned as one in many instances, but in recent decades, the power of the Church has waned and the people and their democratic representatives now reflect more accurately what was being fought for. Of course the North and the six counties mean the fight isn’t yet over but it’s hoped that this becomes more inevitable through political means in the years ahead. The Brits tried to label the fight as Catholic v Protestant just as Israeli’s do with their Jewish v Islam propaganda. In both cases it is more importantly a fight of the the oppressed v the oppressors. 🇮🇪🇵🇸

[@Goldenboittv]

🙏🙏

[@moirataylor6865]

❤

[@yensilluap]

I keep hearing “What shall we do with the drunken sailor” when I hear this - are the tunes related?

[@donegalshooter]

Is that Bunowen castle visible going down to Roundstone from Clifden?

[@katharinam5512]

❤🎸

[@robertnewell4054]

The lyric regarding the selling of land to the English reminds me of me Mums …. Unfavorable take on The Tinkers (as she called them) aka Travelers or Irish Gypsy. The selling of their land & birthright is what made them landless… being stolen was one thing, but selling your land to The Invaders was hard to forgive in her view of things

[@robertriley7513]

Theres a little miscommunication with the english translation. The line isnt meant as "youre welcome home" a more accurate translation is "youre called to come home". Which..... is exactly what this battle song was, a calling for irishmen to come home and defend their mother.

[@brandontodd3799]

OMG😮

[@mjnaz65]

I'm an American of Scot/Irish ancestry. Heard this for first time a week ago and quickly downloaded it to my iPod. Thank you for the lyrical translation. Anyone know where I can learn Gaelic?

[@Skyebright1]

Duolingo has a Scottish Gaelic course

[@dpg957]

duo lingo has irish gaelic , we just call it irish, the languages come from one side of the celtic tongues and are somewhat inter understandable u like welsh which comes form the other side P-Celtic refers to the Brythonic/Brittonic languages, and Q-Celtic refers to the Goidelic/Gaelic languages. The modern Goidelic languages include Irish (Gaeilge) and Scottish Gaelic (Gàidhlig), the former spoken in Ireland and the latter in Scotland. Manx (Gaelg), from the Isle of Man, also belongs to this group.28 May 2013

[@Kalyahna]

The entire album is great! The band is Seo Linn. Their youtube channel has lots more great music!

[@matthewdenty8470]

1:17

[@jennydoyle4828]

Long live the Irish language!!

[@kbck884]

I think this melody was adapted for the old shape-note hymn "(Where Now Are) The Hebrew Children"

[@CelticSongs]

THnaks for sharing that information. This is a centuries-old song in Ireland so there may be some connection there

[@unkn0wn226]

Not gonna credit the singer? Oro by Seo Linn if you want to look it up