Learn the IRISH NATIONAL ANTHEM with me 🇮🇪 Amhrán na bhFiann

[@kilcar]

I recall a family friend, Gone now and sorely missed, Paddy Carroll, a soldier of 1916-22. I recall his trials and travails, and will think of him when I hear the Anthem again. You got me all " misty" with this piece, thank you, as I will spend the evening in fond memory of Paddy Carroll of Co. Leitrim. RIP Paddy, and eternal thanks for your sacrifice.

[@herbertdeniro]

It took me about four weeks to learn how to sing Amhrán na bhFiann with a Mayo Accent... I sing it loud and proud wherever and whenever I can. I am so proud to be Irish.... what's funny because I am german.

[@tomkronberger8710]

Das kann ich überbieten 😂 My Father is Irish actually I'm even Born in Ireland. But my family moved to Austria when I was about 4 years old. Und somit 4 Jahre Irland 48 Jahre Österreich. Mein Englisch ist rostiger als ein alter Opel. 😂😂😂 von gälisch ganz zu schweigen

[@harmonytom]

And you'd probably get thrown out of the bar for singing Deutschland Uber Alles loud and proud...

[@martintoland1595]

​@tomkronberger8710 "Rustier than an oul Opel"..😂😅😂 & so is my Gaelige🤔 but it was the love of Irish Rugby that's encouraged me to start studying it as my ancestral language again. SO ☘️🇨🇮COYBIG🇮🇪☘️ by elevating our National Team to the "Number One" spot in the.. "Rugby Union World Rankings"... I'm determined to learn the National Anthem in Irish (Gaelige) again... whilst still respecting our "Compromise Rugby Anthem"..of "Ireland's Call"...for the Sake & Spirit of National Unity within both the "Players & Supporters" of the Irish Rugby Team & Coaching Staff which bring so much pride & determination to the.. ☘️"Entire Island Of Ireland."☘️

[@martintoland1595]

"Dia dhuit Molly, Go raibh mile mait agat" ...for all the translation & pronunciation of.. "Amhrán na bhFiann"...& an excellent video lesson. Slan.

[@TroyYoungCianaodh]

Thank you so much for this. My son and I are studying Irish and your videos have been immensely helpful to us.

Glad to help 😊

[@thomasreynolds6355]

Really enjoyable and informative video Molly. Peader Kearney one of the writers of Amhrán na bhFiann is the uncle of the famous Irish writer Brendan Behan.

[@RogerOverall]

Thank you ever so much for this. So useful. So insightful.

[@BNW_Army]

As a geordie I hardly have a grasp of the English language. Here to learn the anthem of my ancestors in their tongue.

[@dannyconlan3779]

brought it all back to me thanks

[@kilcar]

Bravo. May Ireland always be free from negative foreign influence, nothing wrong with benevolent Nationalism, and National Sovereignty!!

[@irisheyes0058]

Thanks for this..im obviously irish myself but needed a refresh before explaining to my friends from other isles

[@pompikaushal4604]

Dia dhuit Molly! I thank you from the very core of my heart for uploading such a nice video! Everyone loves our national anthem in my family and thus I really really appreciate it! Unlike some members of my family and my friends,I don't find it tough to pronounce! Good job! Thaitin an físeán go mór liom mar is breá liom ár n-amhrán náisiúnta! Maith thú! Míle buíochas agus slán tamall!

[@Lalita_Chevaliere_108]

Haha I love how when you speak Irish the captions say [Music] when all you're saying is 'welcome to the channel'🤣PROOF that Irish is as beautiful as music, even KZbin admits it! 😉 Also: you have a lovely sweet voice. I'd listen to that! I like the line 'some have come from a land beyond the wave' - as a French girl across the sea I feel included - like I can love Ireland even if I'm separated from her.

[@davidgilles-sy7jl]

I so enjoyed this video!! 😊🎉❤

[@bompykaushal9340]

Dia dhuit Molly! I'm absolutely delighted by your video! Really loved it,you told many details I was not aware of! By the way I am trying to learn it by heart ! Físeán iontach agus dála an scéil táim ag iarraidh é a fhoghlaim de chroí! Go raibh maith agat agus slán go fóill!

[@alanwhite4003]

As a proud Irish man, I’m embarrassed that I don’t know the Irish National Anthem. With the help of your video, I’m going to learn both the English and most importantly the Irish versions. I’ll also share it with my kids. Thinks again, ❤️🇮🇪

[@claim2gamea.k.aisaiahgolla218]

I like Amhrán na bhFiann

[@wrench697]

Dia dhuit Molly!!! You have taught me everything I know about the irish language, I just wanna say THANK YOU

[@samsamuels8328]

Very interesting video! I always loved this anthem but never stopped to understand the words (I knew what it is about, of course) also, you look great!

Go raibh maith agat 😊 glad you enjoyed

[@Hagiastheite]

Thank you. Really helpful for me, as I learn our anthem ❤

[@quietguy6562]

Thank you. As a new Irish citizen I would love to be able to sing this in Irish and this will be very helpful

[@LiamOGogain]

Super reusable Learning Object. Wonderful Positive Presentaion, making Learning Fun and accessible. Moladh suit!

[@donaldmccormack7580]

Thanks Molly. Now , I finally have the words to our National Anthem. GRMMA.

[@daveterpening6801]

Well done, Molly. Go raibh maith agat!

Tá fáilte romhat Dave!😁

[@-jank-willson]

@ Tiocfaidh ar la! Up the 'RA

[@tommercury3349]

@ please correct, the Gaelic version was made state anthem in 1926 not 34,

[@oliver2846]

Thank you for this video .

[@lachlanmyers7301]

Great work once again. Just wondering if you will ever do a video covering Glaoch na hÉireann (Ireland's Call as Gaeilge)

[@dilshab4676]

Fear of UK 😜. I hear that Irish shame on their legacy and live as English. Poor Irish ancestors 🤔 I am Asian I can't understand why Irish ignore own culture

[@grahamemmett]

The National Anthem From Department of the Taoiseach The national anthem, called ‘The Soldier's Song’/‘Amhrán na bhFiann’, was written by Peadar Kearney either early in 1910 or late in 1909 (according to an affidavit signed by him in 1926). The music, by Patrick Heeney, is understood to have been composed around the same time. The original English text of ‘The Soldier’s Song’ was first published in Bulmer Hobson’s Irish Freedom newspaper in 1912. ‘The Soldier's Song’ was not widely known until it was sung at the GPO during the Easter Rising of 1916. Liam Ring (Ó Rinn) was responsible for its first translation into Irish in late 1916 and it was published in the Army magazine, An tÓglach, on 3 November, 1923. On 12 July, 1926, the executive council of the Irish Free State decided to adopt the music of ‘The Soldier's Song’/‘Amhrán na bhFiann’ as the official national anthem. All three men responsible for the national anthem, Peadar Kearney, Patrick Heeney and Liam Ring (Ó Rinn), were from Dublin’s north inner city and lived within 200 yards of each other. www.gov.ie/en/publication/52a628-the-national-anthem/?referrer=www.taoiseach.gov.ie/eng/Historical_Information/The_National_Anthem/ Also, an excellent documentary on the subject is Amhrán na bhFiann - TG4 kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2HVqJWpe9KFgZI

[@THEMathHacker-121]

There’s an old story that some musicians in a pub were approached by an American tourist and asked if they could play his favourite Irish tune - he wasn’t sure of its name but it has the line ‘Shoving Connie, around the field…’ 😅

[@symphonyofsolidarity]

Thank you for the video. It helped me a lot. Im from Bangladesh. I love learning foreign anthems ❤❤❤❤

[@tomaszkazmierski7101]

Greetings from Poland! We have many in common in our history: Níor cailleadh an Pholainn fós fad is atá muid beo!

[@JohnWalterGates]

Greetings from the Catalan Countries! Tiocfáidh ár lá

[@virginiaswartz6292]

Thank you so much!

[@louiseemerson7844]

Ready for the next Ireland international match 😀

[@joeblasco5470]

From Argentina, love Irish people

[@johnmccann8319]

Gi raibh mhaith agat Caílin alaínn!🤗💚🇮🇪👍

[@steele_heart77]

Go raibh mhaith agat! Thank you, Molly. I've been looking for a decent translation for quite some time. If you don't mind me asking, is Irish still used much in the Republic Of Ireland? Or Ulster? I only ask as I'm moving to the Republic some time in the next few years.

[@steele_heart77]

@@Tjmce Okay, thank you so much! I'll be sure to keep that in mind.

Donegal, Cavan and Monaghan are in Ulster but part of the republic 😊 nobody would speak Irish instead of English unless in the Gaeltacht but there are society’s and groups for it if you want to speak it👍🏻 like conradh na Gaeilge or just other local groups and communities

[@tommercury3349]

Gaelic is not confined to the Gaeltacht, that's civil war politics

[@PeterBrown349]

Thanks 😊

[@shredder9536]

I will learn this and sing it in my local Irish bar next St Patty's day

[@horatiotodd8723]

Gonna whistle this as i walk through the shankill

[@maryminnock1782]

A great help to a mature student

[@junin2982]

This is beautiful 💙

Go raibh maith agat 😊

[@junin2982]

@ tá tú foirfeacht íon go deo 😌❤️

[@vadympopov5278]

Ви з України? Ви б не могли мені підказати, як вивчили/вчите ірландську? Я б дуже хотів вивчити цю прекрасну мову.

[@feararbith]

Very helpful go raibh míle mhaith agat😊

[@spiffokeen]

Very cool!

[@symphonyofsolidarity]

7:04 Shinna fienna foil Ata fui ghayl eg æren Buin dar slua Har thoin dor ranig hoogin Fui vawjh vei sir, shansheer (can) er shenshir fasta Ni aighar fween cheeron na fween trial Anoght ahæm sa varna vael La gan er ghæl khun bash naw sail Le gonna scray fooi lava na bel-yer Shaw luv canig airan na vein

[@brendanmurphy9694]

Ah mo caileen deas, go raibh mila mait agut. What about a personal rendition in you own very lovely voice of at least the first verse??(ah go on, do it, Pleeeze) I well remember in the older times we used to sing (yes sing!) the National Anthem in the picture house when the pictures'Movies' was ended. A few of the less patriotic used to dash out just before the movie was over so'as they wouldn't have to be waiting for the rush out??..slan go foill. Breandan O Murcada

[@joekavanagh8997]

Thanks ,left Ireland almost 50 years ago so I've forgotten some of the words.Go raibh mile maith agat!

[@CheGuevara110100]

Where you living now?

[@joekavanagh8997]

​In America but I need a change!?​@@CheGuevara110100

[@the_stoner_llama]

Derek Warfield and the Wolfe tones crushed their versions of this song

[@seamusconnolly9710]

Sorry, I am from Conemara and I kept asking what you said

[@rphillips1071]

I’ve seen ‘foai’ phonetically said or heard as as fwee foy fay and ‘chugainn’ said or heard as coo-in qween chooon. Is this due to regional dialect differences? It’s Irish speakers I’ve heard these differences

[@Crease36]

Thanks very much...

[@johnrice1943]

I found myself translating certain words to Munster dialect for shits and giggles. Lol

[@barrykelly2722]

Is that a bent cigarette in your ear? Love the song. Love what it means. Liked....but only because love it wasn't an option.

[@theinquisition7999]

Wireless earphones

[@barrykelly2722]

@@theinquisition7999 okay that makes sense.

[@ramosjunior8679]

Kinda looks like that 🤣

Airpods 😂

[@DanielBondarev78]

Have you literally translation of Irish version to English?

[@gshiretv]

Hugeen? Thought it was more like kyoon

[@terryvandreumel6959]

Awesome, thank you! I'm a diaspora citizen of Ireland through my grandmother, and it occurred to me I should learn the national anthem. I didn't even realize it was normally sung in Irish. Your video was very helpful. Cheers!

[@KC-wi4gh]

Dia Duit Molly. I know our National Anthem in the English language but have always aspired to learn it in Irish. Not great when you stand in Croke Park at maybe an All-Ireland Final and can't sing your own National Anthem. 🙈🙈

Glad I can help 😊

[@FernMcCostigan]

How can you say I Want a United Ireland" cousin!

[@TheIdlesurfer]

FFS. My Dad's Irish. Me mam's Finnish. Thanks for giving me the two hardest languages in Europe. All I need is a Hungarian relative and I'm properly bollixed.

[@colleenr7268]

I love the Irish language but damn, I need to at least be able to kind of sound it out when reading/learning. 🥴

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

Rejoice the fact that an Irish man is now as US President - The Most Powerful man on Earth !

[@chlorinelori1064]

3:20

[@thomasmcculey7942]

Cen ait a bhuil tu as? My Granny came from Mayo but all of her surnames come from Donegal. Ie Ceannain, Gallchoir(Gallagher)

[@tommercury3349]

What part of Mayo please, as I have a bit of the Gallagher history. Not only came from Donegal, from all over.

[@thomasmcculey7942]

my Granny came from a village called Ballure It is on the road to Kilkelly not too far from the border with Roscomain. I knew the Gallagher's of Forde's pub in kiltimagh. Vera, Tommy, and Lil Forde ran the pub. Jimmy Gallagher and Tommy were both of the Mayo regiment As far as my Granny's family went her father was Tommy Cannon married to Bridget Gallagher. Both the Cannons and Gallagher's were related to the Carroll's do to a double marriage. My Granny, MaryAnne Cannon had a maternal grandmother named Mariah Carroll. Mariah would have spoken Gaelga as her first language. Not sure how long Donegal clans have been in Mayo. It may have had something to do with the forced migrations to Mayo during the Cromwellian invasion.

[@therulesofblazon4201]

Enjoyed the video, and the story behind the anthem. On Jan 20, my country’s anthem will once again be The Star Spangled Banner, to be sung with pride, replacing “Yakety Sax” as our anthem of the last four years. Sorry about all that, world.

[@THEMathHacker-121]

Lady Gaga did a great job.

[@roamingdev4990]

This did not age well. Here we go again….

[@EthanBSide]

What county and clan? Very curious as 🇮🇪🇺🇸 and wee 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@SlavaPonezha]

Transcription along would help a lot, but thanks anyway ☘

[@king-dz6gk]

Your perfect

[@richardkeith9490]

Thanks molly I'm 42 and never learned our irish national anthem which is embarrassing.go raibh maith agat 🍀 🇮🇪 🍀

go ndéana a mhaith duit :)

[@kratosboy5557]

Irish Gaelic will not be suppressed by england

[@scampeezo]

Don't forget to set yer pint down, get off yer stool, out of yer chair AND ON YER FEET!

[@JohnClarke-lq4ko]

Philip Clarke Irish Martyr 1916 Murdered by cruel England.

[@merinakutha]

Go raibh míle maith agat!

[@chrisMthepoet]

It should be noted that the English version shown here is not an absolutely accurate translation of the Irish words. To maintain the metre in English some liberty had to taken with language.

[@tommercury3349]

Which came first

[@KC-wi4gh]

Go maith Molly. Go raibh maith agat.

[@KKelli-o8u]

maith an cailin!!

[@ToddDouglasFox]

Please give this a go: speak Irish with the Dublin and Galway accents as bet you can to compare to your accent!

[@wenrug8823]

I'm Korean I know 3 Irish songs. The fields of athenry, Amhrán na bhFiann, and James McClean he hates the fucking queen

[@lughan2.o34]

tíem ag gealscoil agus tá mo aimé Lughán

[@tomasfay8843]

Grma. Think it was God save Ireland before that

[@casperkasparov302]

Why are the English still occupying Ireland? The Irish should have a United, Free Ireland. with only one Flag and one National Anthem.

[@joda2571]

The English are occupying shit , they are busy, begging the Scottish, waiting them on hands and knees for them to stay 🇮🇪 🇮🇪 🇮🇪 ✊

[@casperkasparov302]

@@joda2571 What about N. Ireland and Wales, aren't they leaning towards Independence? Thanks for Your reply.

[@Def157]

I love u

[@achunaryan3418]

😂

[@grf1426]

Nothing wrong with your singing

🤨 🤨

[@shouvikghosh8946]

So I can learn more Irish with you..????

[@sorenkorvberg8736]

Why are you so cute?.. Sorry lol, just had to say it!

[@michealquigley6737]

No more our ancient sireland. Woke go broke. Copon.

[@user-10.10.]

Holy fucking cute

[@gaggymott9159]

Nasty filthy Soldier's Song...... The Anthem is God Save the King/Queen... Nasty! 🤢🤢🤢

[@gallowglass2630]

Not since 1922

[@richiemccusker2895]

Who are you ?