Oró, Sé Do Bheatha 'Bhaile

Here is a classic - “Oró, Sé Do Bheatha 'Bhaile” - it’s an Irish folk song sung in the Irish language. Please forgive my mistakes as I am still studying the art of sean-nós and the Irish language. I’m not fluent and am bound to make mistakes, but I am trying my best and want to show my admiration and respect for this beautiful language and art form! 💖

[@jackr2287]

Gaelic has a wonderful sound to it.

[@EmilySteil]

I like your freckles

[@cindchan]

Lovely! A language that must not be allowed to die!

[@Dr_Larken]

I haven’t heard this since I was a kid! After my grandmother passed it’s almost as if this song went with! I never knew the name of it! Na rudaí a chailleann muid!

[@AresFordwin]

I'm Romanian. I have not even the foggiest of clues as to why this got in my recommended videos. But I'm still in awe at the beauty of this song.

[@aliceitc8380]

same, Italian here: clicked for the girl's hair, stayed for her voice!

[@joeb4142]

The all-knowing KZbin algorithm. 😈

[@kryztyanospqkenzington7716]

I am English and I don't know. Well, I did look up the meaning but it's not the same

[@StephenBell2]

American here. Was like what language is this title? Lets click and see. Damn it if it isn't beautiful.

[@angelfebus1732]

American, and same here.

[@HogandDice]

The pronunciation was impressive. But it was the "yeeoh" at the end that convinced me

[@WilliamCooper-l6f]

I didn't understand a blessed word, but loved every bit of it. That's an outstanding job, when you can make jibberish (to my ears) sound fantastic. My whole life I've liked Irish music and this was truly one of the best I've ever heard. 👏

[@adventureswithaurora]

I've heard many versions of this song by many different people, including Irish speakers-and even have a playlist for just this song alone-and your pronunciation is genuinely amazing! Not Americanized at all. Keep up the great work! Sláinte.

[@banginghats2]

Keep Irish culture alive, it is a beautiful thing.

[@selohcin]

There's something so pure about the Irish people and the Irish language that I can't help but admire and love.

[@oribennett6520]

is this "What shall we do with a drunken sailor"?

[@SourDoughBill]

Whoa, I don't know how I happened to get here, but I thank my lucky stars.

[@newworldsoldier81]

Troid ar son do thalamh, Éireannaigh chróga. Tá do thodhchaí i do lámha. Fada beo Éire agus Suas An Spáinn!

[@BeardedChieftain]

Éirinn go Brách

[@matthewhainer189]

I always imagine Patrick Pearse walking to the courtyard where he was to he shot, whistling this song in defiance to the British.

[@23715]

The British who fought the Nazis?

[@pauliewalnuts100]

@@23715 The British fought the Nazis decades later and they didn't do it for a noble cause. They did it to preserve their empire.

[@arthurpen]

@@23715 Remember the PM before Churchill who wanted peace with Hitler. The British if they could would never ever fight the nazis. They are not heroes.

[@bobthabuilda1525]

@@23715The Soviets fought the Nazis too. Check into their history of humans rights abuses.

[@Dheuedbv]

@@23715the British who slaughtered and slaughtered

[@grahamstull2330]

Go hálainn. Agus an t-amhrán freisin.

[@Hana_banana746]

Such a beautiful voice and language. ♡

[@jerrykandies2335]

Hair was black and eyes were blue.

[@EddargStark]

a beautiful girl sings a beautiful song

[@BeardedChieftain]

Guth aingeal!

[@paulwilkinson8308]

You have a beautiful voice

[@devinm.6149]

I have no clue what the words meant but it sounded beautiful.

[@cenlikin]

c'est très jolie.

[@thepiratepenguin4465]

Beautiful voice. Patrick Pierce would be proud

[@NiallMor]

Math fhèin! Sgoinneil! Sin thu fhèin! (Excellent! Brilliant! Well done!) I've been learning Scottish Gaelic (Gàidhlig), a closely related sister language of Irish, for about two years now. It's been a challenge, but it's been worth it! Part of my motivation is to learn to sing in Scottish Gaelic. I want to commend you for your dedication to learning the language and learning to sing in it. You do it beautifully! Cùm a' dol! (Keep going!)

[@adventureswithaurora]

Mise cuideachd! Nice to meet you.

[@NiallMor]

@@adventureswithaurora Halò! Ciamar a tha sibh an diugh?

[@adventureswithaurora]

@@NiallMor Halò! Tha mi gu math; tapadh leibh airson a' cheist. 😁 Agus sibhse?

[@NiallMor]

@@adventureswithaurora Tha gu math cuideachd!

[@adventureswithaurora]

@@NiallMor Glè mhath! 😁

[@MartinGoff-tl6nx]

Tir gan teanga, tir gan anam! I am American of Irish decent, I surprised a man fro Kerry the other day, by speaking to him in Irish. Young Irish people have to save the language. It is a shame that there are only three areas that speak Irish on a regular basis--the whole country (north and south) should have a working knowledge of their own language.

[@brianhogg9857]

Is it Irish or Gallic

[@patrickriley2928]

I was in a tiny pub in the Aran Islands, and I was the only foreigner. An old man told me that Gaelic was the language of the poor people. I told him in his own tongue that you are only poor if you let someone take your language. Hopefully, the people of Ireland catch onto this fact. There is a classic scene in "The Winds that Shakes the Barley," where the Black and Tans ask the names of the young men captured there and Michael O'Sullivan answers in Irish. They take his life, but he never allowed them to take his language.

[@ChristopherAllen-b4o]

​@@brianhogg9857It's Irish. The word Gaelic is an anglicized form of "Gaeilge," which means "Irish," as in the language itself. So just say "Irish" when referring to the language. Also, Gaelic more often refers to Scottish Gaelic (Gàidhlig).

[@NiallMor]

@@MartinGoff-tl6nx I noticed your comment in Irish, “Tir gun teanga, tir gun anam.” (A land without a language is a land without a soul.”) Would you believe the phrase is almost exactly the same in Scottish Gaelic? I’ve been learning Scottish Gaelic for almost two years using mainly Duolingo. Irish and Scottish Gaelic are very closely related and should survive. Keep learning! Keep going! (Cùm a’ dol!)

[@HotelPapa100]

Reminds me of a quip by Ronnie Drew during a concert in England: "There was a suggestion made last year. That all the books written by Irish authors, which are banned in this country, should be printed in Irish... Which would be a great incentive for the Irish people to learn their own language..."

[@deppensucher2009]

Hey Ho Sweetie 😮😮😮😮(please vorgive me.... I´m an old Man... blinded😍😍😍😍😍😍 .....) BUT: You will make YOUR way. do not care too much about other`s critics.. they first should deliver better performance..

[@PXCharon]

Your pronunciation is great. It's always a surprise to me to hear "Frank" rather than "Guile" in reference to the French, but that's just because of the version I learned first.

[@JesusFriedChrist]

Celtic pride 🇮🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Tiocfaidh ár lá

[@velociraptor68]

It's beautiful even if you think you made mistakes.

[@ronaldreid2185]

Beautiful, and without accompaniment.

[@jennabryan5518]

Wow!! You did amazing!! So beautiful!!

[@ClokworkGremlin]

KZbin finally listened to my repeatedly saying Irish is the prettiest accent!

[@toocleanpappas5397]

Very pretty! Love hearing the Irish! I'm coming back next spring to hike the Irish Way! I'm going to be looking into going to school there for Irish while I'm there. I'm impressed with your Irish, keep up the good work, and lovely voice too! Hoping to hear some sean-nos in some pubs as I go walk through the country.

[@ericules5558]

Love this song, Gaelic the most beautiful language on earth, I love Scottish Gaelic the most because the way the words are pronpunced compared to Irish and Welsh Gaelic. Plus for some reason it's easier to remember for me for some bizarre reason while I'm learning.

[@OpenBiolabsGuy]

This sounds positively sylvan! You know, high fantasy could save Gaelic if instead of the Tolkein conlang we all use Gaelic as the language of the elves! Kind of like how the elves of Dragon Age are stand ins for the Celtic people.

[@keywacat]

From what I've been told this translates to 'Ireland for the Irish', something they need to remember.

[@donallyons3495]

You've got the accent down very well. I suggest singing it a bit more slowly. And there's a long-drawn out end to the 3rd line of each verse. Here's a native speaker singing it in her front garden kzbin.info/www/bejne/anmpZaRnecdjb6s

[@kentl7228]

Well here is someone who is my much more talented and qualified to sing the US anthem at a baseball game. Excellent pitch and tone.

[@TedHouk]

Níl sé deacair, b'fhéidir go bhféadfainn Gaeilge a mhúineadh do na garpháistí. Tá an iníon-chéile 100%, níl mo thaobhsa ach ar bheagán Gaeilge ó na 1750idí leis na Boones ag dul go dtí na Carolinas, ansin suas bearna Cumberland go Kentucky. Is breá linn na teangacha, agus tá na leabhair againn. Tá mé rud beag níos Gaelaí leis an gcontae, féilte Dhún na nGall agus an mhála-phíobáin.. Is dócha nach bhfuil sé chomh maith leis na Gaeil.

[@gillcaz]

Nice! Say, anyone think this melody was lifted for more recent songs? I'm reminded of an O, Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack song, "Let's Go Down To The River." Someone else here mentioned "Drunken Sailor," but I think the resemblance there is superficial.

[@donallyons3495]

No it goes back to the Jacobites and Bonnie Prince Charlie.

[@gillcaz]

@donallyons3495 In the 1700s? I'm talking about the 2000s Coen brothers movie, was this tune reused in that film?

[@donallyons3495]

@@gillcaz Sorry - I misunderstood what you were saying.

[@kerrybrown6640]

I love that song! And she nails it!

[@bumpsangrimez]

Sweet Jesus that affected me... Right in the middle parts where my heart would be. some strange feeling that spead to my eyes and it feels like my ears turned red. What sorcery is this!?

[@danhorus]

I've heard a metal version once, but I can't seem to find it 😢 Edit: I've found it! Eluveitie - The Raven Hill

[@MrMwmussel1]

Dear KZbin algorithm, I am not sure how an ended up here. Nor am I even sure what or where I am, but in this case think you. You have exposed me to a very talented and lovely young woman.

[@thecocktailian2091]

seeing you slap your leg made me really sorry I want there with my Bodhron. Better still, a true player of any kind.

[@jsmorenus8038]

I think the spelling of the language does not fit the beauty of it.

[@somber_whimsy]

Laibhraim gaelige agus bearla, go raibh maith agat!

[@Cuban20]

Beautiful Edit This is a war song correct?

[@sunnyztmoney]

Sound is my hand in the background

[@logan9189]

Didn’t catch a word but it was lovely

[@JohnMiller-zr8pl]

We need to enjoy this while there are TRUE Irish in Ireland.

[@alexanderchronos8694]

We're making it to Tir na nOg finally!

[@picklerick3424]

Any chance of a bit of Mo Ghile Mear?

[@kocahmet1]

Regan you magnificent

[@Einheitsbewusstsein]

So nice

[@J_1791]

Tiocfaidh ar la! 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@markoogle]

I don’t speak Spanish, what is this

[@Davenofs]

God you’re gorgeous

Very very beautiful,go raibh maith agat

[@dominikpokorny]

Sweet cover, I haven't heard this one in quite a while, thank you for sharing 👍

[@thomasobrien1213]

Amazing.

[@manfredconnor3194]

Nice Voice!

[@stijn2472]

Well done!

[@immanuelgodson7156]

i love the way one of your eyes is squinty

[@serviustullus7204]

Nice teeth

[@josephchristopherdavissr.6804]

Nice 👍

[@o0GrayMatters0o]

_yew!_

[@ivanivan5511]

Jesus

[@firedustman]

yes

[@jimlyon7276]

The first time I heard this was also on you Tube - Seo Linn - Óró Sé do Bheatha Bhaile - & as I said in my comment @ the top - "STUNNING ! " - Go & watch it - it's unbelievably good !

[@sebby324]

amhrán iontach

[@Camcolito]

Maith an cailin!

[@vincentshadetree]

Thank you KZbin algorithm for introducing me to this beautiful talent 😊 Your song was amazing ☺️

[@iamreiver]

Is toil leam seo gu mòr. Tapadh leat!

[@adventureswithaurora]

Tha an t-òran ann an Gàidhlig na h-Èirinn, ach tha e math faicinn daoine a' bruidhinn Gàidhlig na h-Alba an seo! 😁

[@callisoncaffrey]

Would.

[@nospoonfulofmayonnaiseforme]

how did you learn the pronunciation?? please I would love to sing this too, it's a great song

[@Millwall77]

Listen to it and practice?

[@kedricktheheadtripMusic]

Sláinte!

[@hobertlee7598]

BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL VOICE

[@sean543-k7q]

Very good version. 💚🤍💛

[@tentacle218]

Great work!

[@TroenderTass]

This language must live!

[@CaspCic]

Keep that culture and language up by all means!!!

[@ptidunne]

well done, beautiful

[@that-one-guyfrom-that-one-1239]

I like how you have the little hat just in case we didn't guess this was irish lol

[@RedRosso-ss1im]

Bella e brava, complimenti !

[@sulosky]

Thank you!

[@NathanHamilton-ju9zz]

marvelous!

[@Jwjmcc]

Excellent

[@tharrcore5867]

Beautiful

[@joshlintula9457]

Amazing! Keep up the great work!

[@bobberyank384]

The voice I find amazing every time I hear it. Hugs and love 💜💜💜

[@OanKnight]

Beautifully sung. Every time I hear something sung in Gaelic, it reminds me that while the English language has its own beauty, we lost something in Britain as we were invaded and adopted other settlers over the centuries that you only really still find in Scotland and Wales.

[@gottalovepiano5682]

☘️ Awesome!!

[@Briselance]

The voice. The smile on that young lady... ❤

[@marypolk9820]

Love this.. your voice is perfect for this song

[@ingwiafraujaz3126]

I don't know if Gaelic is getting an infusion of modern-day UK accents...? Was the "r" really pronounced that way?

[@riccodabull6477]

This was EXQUISITE! Beautiful voice and something fresh, unique I've never experienced before. Thank you. I wish I could travel the world & experience things such as this in the flesh. ❤💐🔥🔥🔥

[@patrickdaly5068]

That is absolutely beautiful! I just subscribed to.

[@patrickdaly5068]

Too…haha.

[@derekwhitenz]

Lovely, keep going on your crusade to keep the culture alive. A faster version than most. your closed eyes is common to Sean-nos so that's good.

[@davidhyland8834]

Good woman, keeps me going

[@an_com01]

Respect❤❤❤