Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh - Beauty Deas an Oileáin | Hollywood Inn, Cill Mhantáin | Geantraí 2009 | TG4

The Hollywood Inn, Wicklow : Kerry singer Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh sings 'Beauty Deas an Oileáin' with Julie Fowlis (Tin Whistle), Éamon Doorley (Bouzouki) and Martin Ross (Guitar) in a recording made for the Geantraí music series on TG4 in 2009.
Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh as Dún Chaoin ag canadh an amhráin Beauty Deas an Oileáin, i gcuideachta an t-amhránaí Albananch Julie Fowlis, Éamon Doorley agus Martin Ross.
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[@rgarcia7392]

I have a crush on Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, even though I can't understand a word of her song.

[@memikell]

What a wonderful voice, perfect for traditional Irish music!

[@neurofire]

She takes it to the next level - and then some. My dream - to be in an Irish pub when this band materializes and the voice of an angel carries me through the night.

[@eileennestor9274]

Fabulous beautiful voice

[@stephanelongeard2943]

Je suis de France et je vous écoute avec Julie fowlis depuis des années c magnifique

[@TradTG4]

Qui , trés magnifigue !!

[@thomasoring]

Nice warm voice.

[@belove5662]

This singer's voice is like liquid, like a stream tumbling down the rocky mountain side. So fluid. Wow. Beautiful

[@abefors8176]

That was the most beautiful single 'refrain' I've ever heard.

[@lesamcginty4584]

such a voice ! blessed be

[@susanwright9807]

heaven sent!

[@TradTG4]

You can hear more from these two beautiful singers in the Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh Playlist on our channel. Bain sult as !!

[@deniscoyle8939]

best voice i have heard in years, just so, so, so beautiful, thank you so much

[@deanapostol3963]

That is just crazy good.

[@robertlipsey6056]

What a beautiful voice. 🇺🇸

[@neurofire]

It just gets better and better. This so effortlessly transports me to a time and place on Earth I'd spend a lifetime trying to find.

[@deniscoyle8939]

just beautiful

[@massimilianomoni2201]

Lovely. Thanks my irish driends!!!

[@user-lv2zp6fp6p]

Muireann fantastic and also our national language

[@LaceAgeGirl]

Such an amassing of amazing talented musicians, with two supreme singers!

[@TradTG4]

Here is another clip of these musicians on our channel that you might enjoy ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKXXe3mEmJKKrck

[@johannplossnig9298]

Hello...i like port celtic songs a lot....keep looking for songs ]by Julie Fowlis, ..Muiream Nic Amhlaoibh.....want to hear and enjoy many of their songs....! there are many styles of music...but i feel more with this song....so sensitive, so authentic.....thank you for this great music....greetings from austria...!

[@hildurygarden9580]

She is my favorite ! she sings so effortless and beautiful.

[@nicholasgibbons6757]

God bless you all. Keep singing.

[@TradTG4]

Glad that you're enjoying the music. We have a few playlists on our channel of some beautiful singing , including more clips of Muireann and Julie . Bain sult astu !! Happy listening !!

[@noahmcdarby5417]

I love this music so much!!❤❤❤

[@Gaeill]

don't kid yourself, this magic is in our DNA. What absolute beauty

[@drts6955]

Beag an baol!

[@jimmyjames417]

It is. How though. from God

[@mauriceperret5111]

Magnifique, ça remue les tripes, merci l’Irlande. From France 🇫🇷

[@666intuition]

Beautiful to the eyes and ears.

[@mjw12345]

Muireann, Julie - always brilliant. Build that bridge. Not really, build more cultural bridges Scotland Ireland.

[@DanPurdy1]

Such beautiful singing and playing. Whoever set this did a grand job with both the audio and the video.

[@manuelpons7375]

love

[@ernstschlokkenburg9929]

Ross Martin nailing it again ;)

[@jimmyjames417]

incredible

[@massimilianomoni2201]

My woman was from Dublin and I often feel more Irish than Italian, even though I'm a teetotaler. You have Saint Patrick, We have Saint Francis. Do you know what was the most beautiful sentence that St. Francis uttered? He said: Love is not loved. Now, you are much more good than me, I played good but you 10 times better. I hope he can return to Ireland to play with you. A hug from Tuscany.

[@MaryChrisMaryCdiliapo]

🌿💚🌿💚🌿💞

[@Closminding]

2:23/3:31 💖💕❤💚💙💜👏👏👏👏👏

[@CarolineTheFiddler]

Bhí sé seo go maith! Cén áit? Temple bar baile átha cliath

[@TradTG4]

Bhí sé sa Hollywood Inn i gContae Chill Mhantáin i 2009.

[@CarolineTheFiddler]

@@TradTG4 an bhfuil tú i ndáirire? Tá sé ar fheas! Bouíchas le Dia

[@noahmcdarby5417]

I wish i knew how to pronounce her name!

[@AngelShadowsongWarren]

Im a Filipino currently learning Irish Gaelic (Gaeilge) Using international phonetics alphabet (IPA) her name would be pronounced as (as I hear it) mʷɪɾʲən̪ˠ nʲɪc aʊl̪ʲiːv Of course there are 3 major dialects in Ireland and 32 counties in Ireland. There also exist 32,000 Irish accents😂😂😂 so her name pronounciation would vary.😅😅😅 mʷɪɾʲən̪ˠ would sound like Mwih-ren or Mwih- ruhn = Muh-wih- ren/ruhn /Muh/is very short that glides faster towards /wih/ kinda sound like /twig/ but remove the /g/ and replace /t/ with /m/ so it becomes /Mwi/ /Ren/or /Ruhn/ is tricky as Irish slender /R/ is very different than English R, it feels tapping your tongue lightly behind your teeth. Slender /R/ is like my struggle letter. The best way I would describe it to an English speaker is: Ulster Dialect would sound /Ry/ R with a glide of Y, Connacht Dialect would sound kinda a soft /D/ Munster Dialect would sound kinda a soft D transitioning to soft J or Z. Nic= kinda like in the NICK of time. But again slender N sounds like N gliding with Y, like Nyic but very subtle Y. Some dialects dont emphasize the Y but some do. Aw-lyiv = Aw like /out/ without the /t/ lyiv = is like /live/ but you insert a subtle /Y/ after /L/ Hope this helps.

[@SleepingGiant77]

Pretty sure it would be anglicized as Maureen McAuliffe. Our Filipino friend here could probably tell us if that's right.

[@AngelShadowsongWarren]

@@SleepingGiant77 Im not sure about the anglicized name. Anglicizing the name butchers the Irish pronounciation and meaning. Muireann has 2 meanings or possible origin based on what I have learned. Her name either means sea ( from Irish word /muir/) or (The Virgin) Mary ( Irish: Muire) Nic means the daughter of Based on studying the Irish culture, Irish people tend to wear their name like a badge of honor. Family name and family association is something to be taken with respect. I assume she is from Gaeltacht (Irish speaking) region and someone from there are proud Irish. I feel converting my name to English might not be treated well given the history of British governent on Irish people in the past.

[@SleepingGiant77]

@AngelShadowsongWarren understood, but I'm sure there are divided opinions on the subject. I was trying to tell the other poster that it has a form they may be familiar with, that's all.

[@gerald-dw7vp]

@@AngelShadowsongWarren The L is broad though, not slender (the closest vowels are a's, not i's nor e's). Broad means velarised, in that context, so : "OW-luh-eev" (with a very short "uh" sound).

[@fabianboesch1545]

Haha....mit einer Pint in der Spelunke singen🙃