Kilfenora Céilí Band with Dancing: Traditional Irish Music from LiveTrad.com

[@keithdonnellan5564]

I lived in Quilty in my young days I remember the Thulla band. Sorry I can't spell it in gaelic. Anyway I am 73 and a Heavy metal fan & I love this music.

[@mjw12345]

Brilliant to observe our New Irish, our multi-cultural island. Enriching everything - our best days for sure.

[@1982mutiger]

So lucky to find this! We traveled from St. Louis to Ennis for a family reunion and attended this concert. It was incredible!

[@robertgabriell7690]

Well done Mike 😍👍

[@astridvitols4712]

Splendid !!! Excellent !!!! ;-)

[@skinnyt1971]

This is my video of 2016 so far. Spectacular.

[@JohnMitchell]

Simply tremendous!!

[@jockschott]

Brilliant ! Love this video and would love to see them live :-)

[@thomasmckenna5372]

It sound's like Rap Lilting .Fairy feet river dance man has nothing to worry about

[@burns4u]

Brilliant !

[@antm64]

WOW!

[@marcusuadonnghaile1855]

Yeehaw!!! 😀

[@francisoreilly2671]

That is all very clever - but can you recognise this traditional Irish air - De di de diddle de di de dum de di diddle dee dee de dum de diddle de dum de dum de dum de dum de diddle de dee The first prize for recognising this tune is a weekend for two in Blackpool. The second prize is a whole week for two in Blackpool

[@williampmurphy1158]

I prefer this music to the band "Black 47". All Black 47 did at Shea Stadium was scream at the top of his lungs.

[@patriciaharte8113]

The lilting is ridiculous

[@pamelawisebronson3511]

How did anyone appreciate women step-dancing in the days of long skirts?

[@geoffbenoy2052]

Mouth diddling

[@jameshenrymurphy]

I don't like this type of dancing.What is it supposed to be?

[@michaeldinapoli5863]

Flatley hadaway and shite ya Yank bass.