Lynn Hilary Rebecca Winckworth An Maidrín Rua The Little Red Fox

[@michaeltingle816]

LYNN HILARY SOUNDS GREAT NO MATTER WHO SHE SINGS WITH -- SHE SOUNDS GREAT DOING SOLO ALSO -- WHAT A BEAUTIFUL SET OF VOICES !!!!!

[@ohchunglee2987]

Rebecca, your dreams, talents, and facets are so numerous. Do me the honor of knowing you all and all of all the rest

[@jacklong5114]

A melodious little ditty by two talented ladies. I like it.

[@reb-px5gg]

My gosh, these women are absolutely beautiful, as is the song.

[@uni-byte]

It's amazing that an otherwise gorgeous woman fades to the background when Lynn shows up.

[@OliviaTuson]

Lynn and Rebecca look like sisters and they are wonderful singers ❤

[@armcelt]

Thanks for uploading! The original video has been deleted by KZbin.

[@johncombs2990]

Ah, Rebecca and Lynn. What is it about Ireland that produces these beautiful and talented Irish lassies.

[@sallywaltz2693]

Hey us lads aren't bad-looking either but I couldn't agree more.

[@Midwinter2]

This is a song that small children learn in primary school. I was about five when I learnt it. Hilarious to think that professional singers are using it in a concert. It's like singing "Baa Baa Black Sheep" to a paying audience.

[@brookemartin6101]

😄

[@lexin8139]

I mean, if Baa Baa Black Sheep was orchestrated like this, I'd pay to hear it

[@bucherbucher720]

Since I'm not from Ireland, I was very happy to get to know this beautiful song here in this very beautiful version.

[@FredFuchs77]

Traditional folk tunes can sometimes be like that. The Pogues included an instrumental version of it on one of their albums.

[@sritutik7125]

So you are lucky here to hear this beautiful song since you were too young. Yes it's nice to say hello from the south. 🍀

[@lynnel1831]

hey, i need this song on spotify, quickly! that's so amazing and cute)

[@scheduledwork4331]

Please. May we have some more?

[@leahdonlan3566]

This is amazing and I know it because I'm singing it in school this week

[@noelreynolds3081]

Where’s the other half of the song? Cad a that’ll a chauvinist??

[@leonardofaber5823]

Usually only a part of the lyrics is adapted and performed. Scarborough Fair is another example

[@sketchyy5521]

Learnt this in 5th class (5th grade)

[@gerald4013]

beautiful song, beautiful singers, but their pronunciation of Irish hurts my ears. I'll always wonder why so many Irish people whose 1st language isn't Irish never manage to pronounce sounds that don't exist in English. The Irish genuine sounds aren't that difficult to pronounce...

[@asiflynch3107]

Love the voices love the ladies beautiful

[@Midwinter2]

Sadly true. Their pronunciation isn't terrible but it could be better.

[@washerdryer3466]

Troll.

[@washerdryer3466]

@@Midwinter2 Lol. As if you'd know. Troll.

[@gerald4013]

@@washerdryer3466 Tá cead agam mo rogha rud a ráidht. An bhfuil Gaeilg agadsa?