The Singing Island Of Arranmore [Full Documentary]

[@aachucko]

It feels like I'm eavesdropping on a private conversation about a family matter. Then Aoife Nu Gloinn comes in with her special voice and brings chills to my spine and a tear to my eye. This is a special thing you've shared with the world. Thank you Myles.

[@fngallager]

francis patrick gallagher age 57. my grandfather francie gallagher . left in 1920. my genes and heart were made whole tonite. thank you for your time on this piece .i sent this to my father hugh joseph gallagher 89 years young.

[@attemptedunkindness3632]

O'Donnell from Arranmore now in the U.S. I always get giddy and excited when I meet a Gallagher here as though I ran into a fellow O'Donnell in far away lands. Always get disappointed when they know more about the fruit-smashing comedian (may he rest in peace) than they do their own damn name.

[@carolfarron6176]

Galanta! Stunning songs, singers and pipes presented from such a magical island. Peigi Rogers my great great gran left Arranmore for the Donal Nancie’s on Cruit Island where she married Seimi Doney Cathach Doherty. From there my great grand father John Doherty left with such melancholy for San Francisco. A very warm remembrance and love of Bridie and Donal Doherty of Mullaghdubh who took us on a hill walk round the lovely Arranmore.

[@attemptedunkindness3632]

Wish I could like this video a whole 33 hundred-hundred thousand times more. Allow me to at least thank you one hundred times on a random account for uploading this, for the algorithm.

[@abreecs3511]

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[@tommietea-time4998]

My favourite place to go to. A truly wonderful place with wonderful people

[@mikiokane6060]

Listened and watched from my home in the Canadian Arctic ... and i loved it!!

[@Jimmy-nr4kr]

There is much that we have in common thanks for watching

[@fngallager]

Myles. Me da Hugh Joseph Gallagher son of francis Gallagher whom emigrated to bayonne nj along with his sister ,sister alma our aunt beatrice survives Hanah and Anthony are with the holy spirit. Friday last my father had a stroke. This allowed time for our family and I to be at his bedside.unconsious he could still hear ,I played this work of yours which attached he and I to the island of our roots.thank God you sacrificed time in your life to make the journey of singing that made it to midland Park New Jersey where our family home has been since 1965 the continuity until Wednesday morning of his peaceful passing for me no monarchy could interfere with the artitst music to our ears .so get ready for me cousins joining patreon to support your work. Never shall I wish to leave arranmohr. Cordially, Francis Patrick Gallagher January 27.2023

[@myles.o.reilly]

Thank u Frank, and thank you for sharing your story, a very moving connection to this film. Much strength and courage to u and your family in the winter of your grieving.

[@javierc.filloy6591]

Amazing video, and what a beautiful singing voices... btw 16:10 New Holland was the former name of Australia, back in the XVIII century.

[@aachucko]

Beautiful music and beautiful location

[@nancyhamer949]

Absolutely spellbinding! The love the people have for their land is so richly portrayed in this wonderful documentary! Thank you!

[@adamturner8732]

Been to those very spots. Absolutely stunning place.

[@ronanosnodaigh]

Some of this footage , singing and chatting , touches the sublime , fíor áilinn agus fíor 🙏 .

[@acarus924]

Beautiful documentary. Essences of other times. A melancholic calm.

[@roisinwhite390]

Iontach go deo!!GRM agaibh. I think Elizabeth Cronin has that song ' No-one to welcome me home '.

[@barakiji]

what a beautiful documentary, thank you for this, much love from Mexico.

[@Corcioch]

Beautiful film

[@Mickk1970]

That was very enjoyable, beautiful place good people 👏👏

[@EricOwensFlute]

Wonderful film! Thank you for sharing!

[@YevheniiaKorol]

this is so so so sooo beautiful and touching!!! These people breathing music... Love this work 💚🍀 but where did you've lost Diarmuid?😅

[@mikekavanagh8952]

Excellent Presentation,

[@kikideirdre]

What is the name of the tune at 14:48?

[@DoodleKaboodles]

Galánta amach is amach, maith thú agus grma as seo a dhéanamh

[@Jimmy-nr4kr]

Go right maith agaht

[@paulodonnell935]

Please help me find my family of O'Donnell Grandfather Charlie ' Rip 1968? Annie O'Donnell '86 ..... 13 Children One perished Only Uncle/Aunties i can recall are Francis Joe Jim Gerry Patrick Bridie Mary ? Ffs Help me

[@paulodonnell935]

Barney very Annie ❣️