Avicii Wake Me Up in Irish - Seo Linn (Live at Lorient Interceltic Festival)

[@bettinatofall3317]

I love this song and the energy- and the fun you all had performing it! 😄🫶🏻

[@kiwilotusss]

Haha, i remember hearing Stiofán singing this for TG Lurgan when i was wee! Love you so much lads, wishing you the best x

[@okayheykae]

Looks like that was a fun show! And I love the blend of Irish and English in one song!

[@katessaraven]

Love it 💕🥳 greetings from Barcelona

[@micheinnz]

Kia ora from New Zealand! Tino pai, e hōa!

[@bridiemcloughlin8326]

Kei te pēhea koe e hoa? Isn't this choice!? Love these guys.

[@micheinnz]

@@bridiemcloughlin8326 Kei te pai, kia ora! Love these guys too!

[@eloisazamora6131]

Bonjour comme toujours formidables! J'adore💜😊

[@herstoryswitness]

These guys are great! Best little band since Big Country from Scotland.

[@rantingvanmanstudios4362]

Breathing new life into a great song enjoyed by many. Thank you!

[@kathleenmurphy6220]

Absolutely love this…💚☘️

[@Balandrus]

It's great seeing the band comprised of only actual Irishmen, again!

[@shimaenaga5656]

Would love to learn the lyrics 👀

[@SpinosaurFacemask]

...Avicii Wake Me Up As Gaeilge, it has lyrics in the description ❤ (Sorry for the two comments, youtube won't let me edit)

[@merinakutha]

Iontach ar fad!

[@SpinosaurFacemask]

Lmao, you go lads 😂

[@MeowMi_mi]

40 days? Dang, ok then.

[@LlamaBobby]

Right? How is one in 4 days and the other 40?! I’m assuming a glitch/typo?

[@herstoryswitness]

In Gaelic? Irish?🇮🇪🇺🇸

[@Daniel-en1on]

Yes, Irish, Gaeilge, sometimes called Irish Gaelic.

[@herstoryswitness]

@@Daniel-en1on My "orange" Irish ancestors would be unfamiliar with the language, although my Scots ancestors from the Highlands might understand it (I am told). I have never heard the language referred to as "Irish", only the people, as in (American) "English" language and "American" nationality. I will remember this can be one use of the word. Thanks!

[@Daniel-en1on]

@@herstoryswitness In Ireland the language is usually called just Irish or Gaeilge. Scotland has Scottish Gaelic (Gàidhlig) which is often just called Gaelic. The Isle of Man has its own Manx Gaelic too. Welsh, Cornish and Breton are distant relatives of the Gaelic languages and are all considered Celtic languages.

[@herstoryswitness]

@@Daniel-en1on Feasgar M'hath again! Thanks for the education on your local customs. In the US, we generally say "Irish Gaelic," and "Scots Gaelic " to distinguish. My cousin has Welsh ancestry but I know very little about Wales. Love this music and a fan of the music out of Nova Scotia too, like MacKeel was. My mixed roots are showing, but I just subscribed to hear more, more!👍 🎶🎵

[@kathrynmolesa1641]

You look younger with long hair.