The 12th of July 2021 in Kilkeel

The 12th of July 2021 in Kilkeel

[@ragnarironspear1791]

When folk take pride in their homeland and who provided it for them

[@brosnaboy]

What do you actually mean by "who provided it for them"? I don't get that.

[@gameralfie3249]

I’m someone in the band

[@Sameoldfitup]

Fine people 🇬🇧🇳🇺

[@onlyfourhomenations]

Keep it up lads 🇬🇧💙

[@douglastaggart9360]

What i like above the provisional parades is the mix off instruments unlike Belfast and Londonderry which is totally flute bands

[@iansoutryer3189]

That's true: you can hear pipes, accordeons, a brass band. Only Lambegh drums are missing. While flute band after flute band becomes a bit boring after a while.

[@sandysuzy68]

At the 4:00 mark thereabouts......what is that tune? I only know it as a German folk tune.....well at least a few stanzas.

[@Alan_AB]

Do you mean the one played by Aughnahoory Pipe Band? It's most popularly known as "Wooden Heart".

[@sandysuzy68]

@@Alan_AB Thank you! In German it is called "Muss I Denn"

[@Alan_AB]

@@sandysuzy68 The song was made more popular by Elvis Presley.

[@sandysuzy68]

@@Alan_AB I vaguely remember Elvis singing some songs in German, but my mother was the one who taught me "Muss I Denn". She survived WW2 (she was a German minority living in what is now Slovenia) and came to the United States in 1950. She and another German friend she met here would sing all the Nazi songs they had to learn as kids at WW2-era swap meets, and it would embarrass me to no end. I remember Connie Francis singing in German more than Elvis.

[@Weir436]

Ballyvea are excellent!

[@user-cj1br1hx9q]

Why they flag England flag in Ireland? Ples someone explain me

[@mikhailphilippov2862]

Because Kilkeel is situated in Northern Ireland and it is the part of the UK. Or do you want more detailed description? Ok. 6 counties in the North of Ireland belong to the UK. The rest part if island is the Republic of Ireland

[@iansoutryer3189]

They do not fly the English flag (at least I can't spot it), they fly the British flag ("Union Jack"). And of course there's the "Ulster Banner" to be seen (red cross on white field with the Red Hand symbol).

[@user-cj1br1hx9q]

@@iansoutryer3189 the ulster flag is yellow with a red hand? For the 9 counties of ulster? Derry, donegal, down, antrim, armagh, Tyrone, cavan, fermanagh, monaghan

[@iansoutryer3189]

​@@user-cj1br1hx9q No, the one seen in the video is the "Ulster Banner" (six counties flag) on a white field - not the "Ulster Flag" (nine counties flag) which indeed is on a yellow field. And again: no English flag, but the Union Jack.