Traditional Celtic Songs - Fill-iù Oro Hù Ò & O Cò Bheir Mi Leam | Port Sligo/Leitrim | TG4

[@TradTG4]

Go raibh maith agaibh a chairde! Thank you all for your continued engagement with this video 😀 Please subscribe to our channel for more great content ➡️ bit.ly/2V8xyBG

[@Neltharak]

Ar ndoigh :)

[@mathuinb3690]

From a Gaelic Speaker thank you for this beautiful video

[@federicoandrademarambio2913]

can we have the songs from Port on Spotify? so I can listen them on repeat! My favourite video is this by far. I love how Gaelic and Irish lyrics are combined in a single song.

[@derHutschi]

where can I buy a CD?

[@Ph4n_t0m]

Go raibh maith agaibh! Wow! In Manx it's "Gura mie ayd"

[@southsidepaul]

It's the Spice Gaels

[@gerryscully9248]

Rolling around at that🤣

[@stephenscum2613]

Paul M thanks alot. I pissed me self

[@thomassteudter9074]

Spice Gaels. 😝😆😂🤣

[@elwolf8536]

😂😂😂 good one

[@theopkingdom3433]

😂😂😂

[@unm0vedm0ver]

I wish Ireland and Scotland would reclaim their Celtic tongues. Please don't let them die out, they're such beautiful languages.

[@amyhipps3247]

I believe a lot of the irish do talk both English and their native tongue. The scots seem to lose theirs.

[@unm0vedm0ver]

@@amyhipps3247 on the contrary hardly anyone speaks Irish in Ireland. Knowing "cheers" and "thank you" isn't exactly speaking the language.

[@michaelcarolan3117]

Thanks to internet many Irish diaspora want to learn Gaeilge , it is inspiring to see , Gaeilge ABÚ

[@MuayThai_Don]

@@unm0vedm0ver All my 19 years i never heard an Irish person say "cheers" we say mostly "thanks a million" or "sound" or just "thanks"

[@ricochet4674]

Actually lots of people speak Irish in the west side of the island. Especially Galway.

[@Guigley]

That's what I love about music in foreign languages: I have no idea what they're saying and cannot understand it, but man oh man, can I feel it.

[@themondaymonocot5279]

Something about going on a journey and which man should I bring with me. The last few lines are a list of eligible menfolk. I dont speak the language Ive just looked up the lyrics sometime in the past. If you listen hard you can hear the names clearly, (Ian, alec, liam steve etc lol)

[@gmshadowtraders]

@@themondaymonocot5279 Haha so the song is about getting hitched lol. Very fitting to how courtship used to be done back in those days :)

[@gerald4013]

@@themondaymonocot5279 and Julie, and Muireann, and Niamh... "Gura Julie 'bheir mi leam air an luing Èireannaich" = may it be Julie I'll take with me on the Irish boat

[@matthaeushilpold2134]

i listen to a lot of foreign language i don't or only partly understand while studying. I love good music, but if i understand the words i'm distracted by the meaning of them and usually i don't like associating meaning to music beyond what its melody suggests

[@Guigley]

@@matthaeushilpold2134 That's how I feel when I'm watching a foreign film and there's a musical scene with subtitles.

[@BlackHeartDruid]

Makes me proud as a welsh Celt to see my Irish and Scottish brothers and sisters haven't let our culture die out

[@TradTG4]

Bain sult as !

[@mikefoster5663]

Proud Scottish descendant. Don’t understand a word but feel this in my soul. Please keep it alive.

[@vulcanman700]

@@TradTG4 sorry but i see the welsh as more english than the english

[@DeclinedMercy]

@@vulcanman700 well that's completely backwards as they're the original Celtic culture that dominated what would become England, which was driven by Germanic/French/Norse influences.

[@DeclinedMercy]

@@kincaidwolf5184 what are you talking about? The Picts and the Scoti both spoke Celtic languages. The Scoti who Scotland are named after were Irish settlers. Scottish Gaelic was the majority language in Scotland less than a thousand years ago and it is still not a dead language. Scotland is absolutely Celtic/Gaelic.

[@alunevans380]

Long live Celtic beauties.

[@me-yf1ps]

Almost everyone: They are so beautiful The man playing the guitar: Am I a joke to you?

[@JimSmithInChiapas]

These ladies could sing "100 Bottles of Beer on the Wall", and it would sound angelic.

[@OldGriz708]

Well technically beers is spirits.......

[@kevinstover1687]

Amen

[@mikebarnett8]

😃

[@matthewpham9525]

You plan to tell me 100 bottles of beer isn’t angelic already?

[@ctuagent247]

Now I'm imagining angels singing 100 Bottles of Beer 😂

[@pentuplove6542]

For those who dont understand a language's song you are being taken back to when you were a baby listening to your mother.

[@consul4823]

Pentu Plove I love that

[@JoyKawaiimo]

:')

[@balasmj]

Wow... Thats a wonderful thought

[@sidsumner5152]

That is the most magnificent description ever

[@tommerker8063]

wow one of the most tupid things i have ever seen on the internet, thats realy an accomplishement

[@CJXXVI]

So I accidentally stumbled across this video and I just want to say this may be one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard.

[@axecalibore]

Me too.

[@kensperspective]

It’s fantastic, but check out Eleanór na Rún. In my opinion that one is better.

[@angelforfreedom]

I love world music, and this song is one of the best global tracks I’ve ever heard. I dated a girl way back in my high school days, during the 90’s, who was of Irish descent. Beautiful gals, they have! ❤️☘️

[@angelforfreedom]

I'mGettin'Better Thanks for the suggestion!

[@darinp1965]

@@sienna5300 Celtic Woman sings it.

[@WhiteRabbit.08]

I'm Persian and I'm blown away I'm in love with this song and culture please keep it alive.

[@himadrijoshi]

Indian here , and ditto.

[@user-ky6vw5up9m]

I had a Persian friend , since passed, who loved the Irish band Clannad. He said the music relaxed him.

[@Ella-hg4cq]

You’ll love christy Moore. I’m Irish and I play 7 instruments. I’m 13 and I always play at gatherings. It’s Irish culture. Check up any Irish song and you’ll love it!!!

[@j22563]

@gypsy lab hah, "holy shit" because you are from india. I get it

[@Tom_Quixote]

@gypsy lab I think traditional Indian music is related though.

[@dashingwdumbasses236]

Now why on Earth would this be age restricted

[@drd1924]

So people can leave comments

[@bobjones-m3p]

Because those with honour can't appreciate the beautiful ladies without being inappropriate? Idk

[@RomanSklenka-j4u]

Greathings from Celts in Czech republic - (Bohemia) And Morava. Prehistoric homeland of Celts.

[@b.danielzente7925]

I really like the sound of this ancient language.... it is sad that only a few people speaks it nowadays... This song is like birds whistling in the forest i love it! Greetings from Hungary

[@jeffebdy]

And the Western Highlands and Hebrides ☺

[@gerald4013]

but it's not the same language, the 2 songs here are in Scottish Gaelic apart from the 2 verses that Niamh sings and that are in Irish. Btw Scottish Gaelic has about 60,000 speakers, and about 100,000 people use Irish on a daily or weekly basis. It's not much but not too bad either...

[@scottbytes8181]

Gaeilge is spoken in Western Ireland. This song is in Gaelic (Scottish). They are similar though. Cheers!

[@elizabethlancaster5058]

"Birds whistling" is what I thought the first time I heard Irish Gaelic. Greetings from Minnesota, U.S.A.

[@tonyoriordan7415]

I love to listen to Irish singing, thank you.

[@fidia_temple]

FILL-IÚ ORO HÚ Ó Fill-iu o ro Fill-iu o ro hu o, bu tu mo chruinneag bhóidheach, fill-u oro hu o Dhéidhinn dhan a’ ghealaich leat nan gealladh to mo phósadh Fill-iu o ro hu o, bu tu mo chruinneag bhóidheach, fill-u oro hu o Dhédhinn leat a dh’Uibhist far am buidheachadh an t-eórna Fill-iu o ro hu o, bu tu mo chruinneag bhóidheach, fill-u oro hu o Dhéidhinn leat a dh’ Éirinn go féill nam ban óga Fill-iu o ro hu o, bu tu mo chruinneag bhóidheach, fill-u oro hu o Dhéidhinn dha na rionnagan nam boidh do chuideachd deónach, Fill-iu o ro hu o, bu tu mo chruinneag bhóidheach, fill-u oro hu o Dhéidhinn leat an ear ’s an iar gun each gun arian gun bhotuinn Fill-iu o ro hu o, bu tu mo chruinneag bhóidheach, fill-u oro hu o ’S ag éistachd ris na h-iarlachan ‘gad iarraidh gus do phósadh, Fill-iu o ro hu o, bu tu mo chruinneag bhóidheach, fill-u oro hu o ’S chuala mi na ministearan a’ bruidhinn air do bhóichead I would go with you to the moon if you would promise to marry me I would go with you to Uist where the corn’s ripened. I would go to Ireland to the feast of the young women I would go to the stars if your company was willing I would go east and west, without horse, bridle or boots. Listening to the earls wanting you to marry And I’ve heard misters talk of your beauty

[@michaelhaney3388]

Thank you for the translation.

[@michaelhaney3388]

Irish dancers Sussex airport

[@troub1337]

every second word sounds like an irish whiskey

[@darrenscully6959]

Did you miss the irish bit of translation near the start that the other girl sings?

[@ronyncato7206]

He did

[@scottriley1913]

My grandmother born and raised in Antrim county near Belfast spoke to us in Gael her whole life.........I’m from Texas.

[@williamkerr2121]

I'm from Texas as well. God bless Ireland.

[@iamf6641]

i can speak gael and im german

[@williamkerr2121]

@@iamf6641 Cool! It must make for a very interesting accent.

[@polytheneprentiss1534]

Scott Riley so do you speak it yourself?

[@timdavis9329]

God bless Texas and Ireland from a Gaelic speaker from Ireland living in Texas

[@isadore7221]

As someone with Scottish, Irish and Scandinavian roots, listening to this just feels right.

[@jameswilkes5387]

Some there

[@tylerallgeier3746]

As it should which it sucks they're trying to take it away from us.

[@YT-fr5lf]

My mother is Scottish and my dad is Swedish so it feels fitting!

[@celtofcanaanesurix2245]

During the dark ages old Irish was the third most used language in literature in Europe after Latin and Greek! The Scottish and Irish languages are old Irish’s descendants... may the Gaels live on as shall the Britons(welsh) & Saxons(english)!

[@wulfocrow5549]

@Ahne Nerbe dude, i know what your name is, dont play like the effects of that shit didnt ripple out and multiply into what we have today.

[@venmis137]

@Derreck Jones Meanwhile the Britons just chill in the corner trading with the vikings as the rest of the isles are ablaze, quietly making an advanced law code centuries ahead of its time.

[@LaughingMan44]

@@wulfocrow5549 Do you speak irish?

[@Robwolf28]

@@wulfocrow5549 Is this ironic? Your screen name is in Old English. Wulf is Germanic not of any Celtic language, and so is Crow, I Like Hrafn better. www.nordicnames.de/wiki/ULF en.wiktionary.org/wiki/crawe#Old_English

[@williamjordan5554]

@@wulfocrow5549 Then quit speaking English.

[@French-Dutch-English-blooded]

DNA test and family tree confirm me at 26% Scottish and 4% Irish and this video brought me to tears. Please keep Scotland Scottish and Ireland Irish. Thank you

[@scaldedape6213]

Theres something sacred about these women singing this song. God I hope the future generations revisit this stuff and keep it alive

[@tpaine5]

HE will. Those things which are "Holy" and "Praise Him" last FOREVER. God's Peace.

[@mitzypinks1338]

Sadly the future generations are too busy on their iPads and have lost the ability to use their brains. One can always hope though.

[@JugglinJellyTake01]

nneds to be the current generation that picks it up and passes it on...

[@TheAncientMysteriesBeckon]

The Dogda would disaprove.

[@seanhartnett79]

Mitzy Pinks okay boomer.

[@DamianSwarlik]

is coming time when Europe will discovering own identity and past, natural behave, nature, freedom and abandon human body shame. Slava and greetings from Slavic

[@zolafuckass8606]

I know Gaelic is extremely hard to learn, but in honor of my ancestors, I WILL learn it before I die. I may just be a plastic paddy, but I've got my pride.

[@NihilisticAltruist]

When Farrell start singing at 0:41 like voice of angel, I melt, somehow that part is special to me, her voice is magical

[@Motofanable]

She is also quite a looker 😀😀, isn`t she.

[@NihilisticAltruist]

@@Motofanable yes she is adorable, after watching this video I immediately serached on YT more from her xDD

[@envy9565]

gàidhlig was my parents first language but they chose not to pass it on and i’m so sad about that, i’m now as an adult trying to learn and it’s hard but things like this keep my motivation up and make me feel so proud and connected to my culture.

[@lifestyle2642]

yes proud of you! Jesus loves you

[@frunomaol5069]

It is a pity when the language is not passed on. I did Irish is school. 40 years later I started to listen passively to a Munster Irish radio station on the internet, while doing the dishes. And over many months it seeped back in. Later I joined an Irish language group. It is a years long project, but it works. Good luck with it.

[@NiennaFan1]

It’s such a shame when people buy into the shame about their own culture that their colonizers teach them- good for you for breaking free of that and learning your language!

[@frunomaol5069]

Oops typo: I did Irish "in" school...

[@garethmcdonald1352]

From South Africa, grandfather born in Inverness, I will ensure both my children learn Gaelic!!!

[@TradTG4]

Is deas linn é sin a chloisteáil !

[@spearshaker7974]

Something about this speaks to my dna.

[@user-ky6vw5up9m]

Spear Shaker hello dna

[@PaganWitch87]

These girls should really form a group. The harmony between the four of them is absolutely gorgeous and the diversity of having Niamh, Muireann being Irish and Julie and Linda being Scottish is beautiful. I would be pay to see these girls perform if they came to Toronto! 100%!!

[@TheGeribaldi]

Thank you. I had no idea who was from where.

[@modernrider1398]

It makes me wonder how these songs would have been perceived back in the day before the Romans conquered the North. Like imagine how this would sound around a campfire back in those times. It would have been amazing.

[@MrHayden201]

It would have been ethereal and magical in those ancient and harsh time.

[@gavinhillick]

They didn't even try to conquer Ireland. The weather was too bad.

[@kleffe94]

As a Swede I can only say this, please don't loose the spirit of your celtic heritage, we scandinavians know very well that it is hard to reclaim a more or less lost traditional cultural heritage... especially as the old norse culture today often is WRONGLY associated with far right extreemists... You have an increadible cultural treasure... I dont understand the language at all, BUT I love the sound of the music of the "lost" european cultures... and to the performers, WONDERFULL WORK

[@michaelhaney3388]

I have Viking blood in me, being 50 percent irish American. might be from the Vikings invading Ireland in 1014ad. cousins in limerick Ireland. love the sound and words, even though I don't understand it.

[@PaganWar92]

kleffe94 wrongly associated with far-right extremists? Perhaps that's what the old north needs now more than ever! You're losing your traditional customs and national identity in the name of tolerance and cucked virtue signalling. Sweden appointed a foreigner of Islamic origins to their cultural heritage association or something similar! Then they decided to scrap old Norse artifacts and relics because some individuals might find it offensive that ethnic swedes might take pride in who they are! You need nationalism not multiculturalism. Thank cultural Marxism not white supremacists for your so called loss! Leftists are to blame.

[@arrocoda3590]

true that @Pagan KillJoy

[@michaelhaney3388]

Irish were invaded by the Viking invaders and the Spanish armada. so much history here.

[@fionaslittlecorner]

Countries are losing their rich cultures solely because of mass immigration and "multiculturalism". I wish I wasn't American because I literally fit nowhere. It's true Americans have very poor culture. I suspect it's because in the last few hundred years, atheism has risen. If you look, you will find that most very rich beautiful cultures have a common belief in God, a similar religion with rich traditions. Nietzsche said God was dead in the late 1800s. Really he had been dead long before, right around the time America was founded. And with it came the death of tradition in favor of modernism. I'm mostly Irish..I wish I was born there instead.

[@user-xc4hx7ee8c]

Fo ha yo ho i don’t now but i feel good about this music I love Irish and Scotland I’m from USA 🇺🇸 I love world 🌎

[@ebenwicks7054]

Something about music lives within you and transcends time. I've always been drawn to bagpipes, uillean pipes, and gaelic styles of music. I took a DNA test and low and behold Scottish and Irish roots were found which I never knew and am now very thankful for.

[@Martin_Hermann]

Can't get over the part at 0:40. So beautiful.

[@Celtjak7]

The woman to her right also starts smiling :)

[@NotavelMundoOculto]

I love Niamh's voice so much. to me she is a mermaid in disguise.

[@comesahorseman]

Don't understand a word, but I keep listening. Has to be an ancestral "tug.". :)

[@theprisoner3]

John Amidon Im listening to this on repeat all the way from Eastern Europe after binge-ing on Pirceval (awesome slavic music). What kind of ancestral "tug" of mine would be the cause of that? :P

[@Just_Call_Me_Tim]

It's the Old Magic o' the Isles! LOL! Love it!

[@nickmalgus5626]

Music is a universal language all cultures have songs that everyone likes

[@julesverne4629]

The language is ""Celtic Gaelic Welsh Wales Great Native Language of what was in Jesus Crhist Times known as CELTIC GAELIC CELTICA BRITANNIA AND THE CELTIC GAELIC CHANNEL ( Today known my Criminal Anglo--Saxon Germanic Invaders of England as Great Britain of Germanic Anglo--Saxon Barbaric Invaders whom are trying to Deny Us of Our Celtic Gaelic Civilization of the Celtic Britannia Gaelic Islands (Called United Kingdom by the False Anglo--Saxon Germanic Traitor Invaders of the CELTIC GAELIC BRITANNIA of the Past , Present and Future and a Return to the ""Celtic Gaelic Channel"" Today known by the False Germanic Anglo--Saxon Invaders as ""The English--Germanic Anglo Saxon Invader Traitors as "The English Channel by False Anglo--Saxon Germanic Invaders of present day England::). Mo Ghille Mear and FILL- IU ORO HU O( "Vou Gillar a Me"" in Celtic Gaelic Galician Portuguese and Braslian which means in English=" I am going to freeze me in this Winter Weather" also ""Eleanor na Run"" in Celtic Gaelic Welsh Wales which in Celtic Gaelic Galician Portuguese and Celtic Galician Portuguese Brasilian is ""Eleanor na Rua"" Translated to English= ""Eleanor (A Girls name) on the Road or Street"". This now proves linguistically Similar Celtic Gaelic language between the Celtic League of Nations Speaking Gaelic and The New Celtic Gaelic League of Gaelic Speaking Galicia and Galicia of PortuCale Portugal and Celtic Gaelic Galician Portuguese and Celtic Gaelic Galician Portuguese as having very ""Similar Celtic Gaelic Proto Celtic Gaelic Galician Portuguese and Brasilian Celtic Gaelic Galician Portuguese CELTIC CELTICA BRASIL CELTICA BAVARIAS added as now 11 Celtic League of Nations which now Includes CELTIC GAELIC GALICIAN GALICIA AND CELTIC GAELIC GAELICO GAELICA GALEGO GALEGA PORTUGUESE PORTUGAL AND CELTIC GAELIC GAELICO GAELICA GALEGO GALEGA GALICIAN CELTIC PORTUGUESE PORTUGAL AND CELTIC GAELIC GAELICO GAELICA GALEGO GALEGA PORTUGUESE CELTIC CELTICA BRASIL CELTIC CELTICA BAVARIAS CELTIC CELTICA SOUTH AMERICA CELTIC BRASIL SOUTH AMERICA CELTIC CELTICA SOUTH AMERICA BRASIL CELTICA SOUTH AMERICA FOREVER CELTIC GAELIC GALEGO GALEGA GALICIAN PORTUGUESE CELTIC LANGUAGE. Please ALL Celtic Peoples Refer to the Above Examples Gaelic Similarities between Celtic Gaelge Irish Ireland , Welsh Gaelic, and Scottish Gaelic to Celtic Gaelic Gaelico Gaelica Galego Galega Portuguese Celtic Gaelic language is ""Very Similar to All other Proto Celtic Gaelic Speaking languages of The Celtic Gaelic Gaelico Gaelica Galician Portuguese language Celtic Christianity Romance Celtic Languages as given in this Example Comments and Meanings Above in Gaelic Welsh Wales and Gaelic Scotland and Gaelic Celtic Peoples Gaelge Ireland Forever with Celtic Gaelic Galicia and Galician Gaelic Portuguese Portugal and Celtic Gaelic Gaelico Gaelica Galego Galega Portuguese CELTIC BRASIL CELTICA BAVARIAS CELTICA BRAVAS BRASILIA BRASIL FOR ALL CELTIC GAELIC SPEAKING NOW 11 Major CELTIC SPEAKING NATIONS of The CELTIC LEAGUE OF NATIONS WHICH NOW from the Examples linguistics given Above Joins GALICIA AND GALICIA OF PORTUGAL AND BRASIL BELONGING CELTIC GAELIC PEOPLES BELONGING TO THE CELTIC LEAGUE OF 11 NATIONS NOW, Thank You, and Have an Excellent Summer of 2018 my Celtic Gaelic Blonde Blue Eyed and Green Eyed White Celtic Gaelic 11 Celtic League of Nations Joining Celtic GALICIA and CELTIC GALICIA OF PORTUCALE PORTUGAL AND CELTIC GAELIC GALICIAN GAELICO GAELICA GALEGO GALEGA GALICIAN PORTUGUESE CELTIC BRASIL AS NOW 11 CELTIC LEAGUES OF NATIONS FOREVER CELTIC GAELIC SUPREME WHITE CELTIC CELTICA PEOPLES CIVILIZATION CELTICA FOREVER ON EARTH GREEN LIFE CELTIC CELTICA ENDEAVOR REALMS FOREVER UNTIL THE FINAL END!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..................................................................................................................................................!!!!!!!!.....

[@scottgust9709]

Do you mean ancestral 'tongue' ? ...sigh

[@AbdullaLima]

I don't know what is more beautiful, the language, the music or these women's voices.

[@liavalmore]

I dont understand anything but, I hope you all NEVER lose your heritages, customs or language... keep going

[@premelosv]

protect these Celtic speakers at all costs

[@blackedelweiss601]

"To read about your own culture is now a revolutionary act." - Jonathan Bowden

[@alextallen8019]

Don't bring that nationalistic garbage into this.

[@poisonsquid37]

@@alextallen8019 He can say what he wills.

[@50043211]

@@poisonsquid37 He can but its still BS especially in Europe were they teach us that stuff at school but hey, REVOLUTIONARY right? :D Its still remains right-wing propaganda that we are somehow suppressed and our culture is in danger while at the same time its the only dominant one! If Bowden has lived in the 19th century in Ireland that quote would have a lot more weight!

[@prodigalson6166]

@@alextallen8019 why not? I'm a Native American Nationalist and I agree. You want to live in a post-apocalyptic world like we do? You need to wake up before your people lose your lands too. FYI the self-hating Jew George Soros it's not somebody to be idolized. Stop feeling guilty for things you have nothing to do with and stop being a self-hating white man. Two wrongs don't make a right buddy. Love from the USA and Native America ✌🇺🇸 PS that last part probably confused you. FYI the US Constitution is the last Bastion of Far Western Civilization, AKA Native American civilization. The problem is you people are too socially primitive to understand your own system of government which you got from us. For us it's not about race, or some stupid racial Purity b*******, it's about ethnicity. Nation.

[@alextallen8019]

@@poisonsquid37 he can, but he shouldn't. It's a pretty song, not some bullshit nationalistic theme song.

[@AZPaul48]

The song and the women mesmerize me

[@soxsox8793]

Viva the land of Ireland and Celtic people !!!! From Algeria.

[@mikem9001]

Yes viva Ireland, however this song is from Scotland!

[@LinguaPhiliax]

Love how one of the lines is "Dheidhinn leat a dh'Èirinn" and then they suddenly start singing in Irish as if to say "Mar a táimid in Éirinn anois!".

[@rocketeer6713]

I listen to this song about twice a year when it pops up in my feed, and I always sit through it. Absolutely stunning!

[@renzokukenleneyoyo522]

As a Costarrican there's no place in this world that enchanted me like the scottish highlands, no culture like the celts. I wholeheartedly wish some day Ireland and Scotland reunite into the celtic country as they should :)

[@adityanawani8134]

What ethnicity are you bro?😊😊😊

[@renzokukenleneyoyo522]

@@adityanawani8134 Hispanic-American

[@adityanawani8134]

@@renzokukenleneyoyo522 So Native American or Not?

[@renzokukenleneyoyo522]

@@adityanawani8134 Well it depends what you call "American" for me America is the whole continent that spans from Canada to Argentina and Chile, as such yes I am native from the American continent. No, I am not from the USA if that is what you are asking.

[@adityanawani8134]

@@renzokukenleneyoyo522 So what tribe are you from bro?

[@Joefest99]

@ 0:42 A sense of a traditional, mature feminine wisdom pours out of that young woman’s voice and appearance. Something so rare and beautiful today!

[@TheOlgaSasha]

You should preserve your unique Language and Traditions. You will not be Irish without them. With love from🇺🇦

[@KilapnF]

Irish girls are very nice and beautiful. Greetings from South America

[@KilapnF]

@@rossmclaren9886 exactly which are Irish and which are Scottish? I thought the 4 were from Ireland. In any case, the women of both countries are perfect for me, because they are nice, intelligent, educated, independent and hardworking. Beautiful in all possible ways.

[@fannyannie7799]

CELTIC WOMEN ARE SO VERY, VERY BEAUTIFUL!

[@benharnett8432]

Fanny Annie that name 😂

[@jsel9705]

Fanny Annie of course, they are daughters of the gods ;)

[@sandermeijer6172]

agree

[@jackreaper104]

@Nunquam Non Paratus Glory to Karnonos the horned one

[@alsobasedirish3169]

@@jackreaper104 you'll burn

[@hobertlee7598]

BEAUTIFUL MUSIC

[@TAP7a]

That guitarist has the most incredibly smug face, I love it. He just exudes an air of “aww yeah” and it’s magical

[@LittleLulubee]

God bless the beautiful Irish people and their culture 💜

[@LittleLulubee]

Ok, thanks! I wasn't sure, but I thought it was Gaelic, which I thought was from both Ireland and Scotland? And someone in the comments said the group is Irish?

[@alexbazin1108]

LittleLulubee thank you

[@celtofcanaanesurix2245]

LittleLulubee to easily tell the difference see if the accent marks are like á or à. The former is Irish, the later is Scottish

[@jangowan5742]

@ Seaghán Ó Mhaolmhuaidh When i was young,i regularly travelled with my cousins from Cape Clear in West Cork,on fishing boats to Scotland,i forget which part,as i was only 7 yrs at the time...And i remember how easily they spoke Gaelige with The Scottish people they knew..I know today that only 2% of Scots can speak the old Gaelic language,which is a shame really!

[@markbay1614]

Seaghán Ó Maolmhuaidh it’s Scottish. They mention Scottish place names several times. But both are Gaelic. Same roots

[@allenjohnstone9945]

I come here when I feel the need to reconnect with my roots.

[@johncollins8105]

im 68 percent irish and 10 years old and sense 8 i have been listening to gaelic music nonstop

[@Kitiwake]

Your 68% ok then.

[@rudimeyer8288]

Four Irish Goddesses!

[@zoltan7207]

Two* Irish goddesses. The other Two goddesses are Scottish. Why are there so many ignorant people in this comment section? Bet you don’t even know the 2 songs are in Scots Gaelic.

[@arnoldorodeo]

This song is absolutely marvellous. Magical vocalists & musicians behind are killers ;) Thank you all for this ;)

[@johnbaggus9966]

I'm crying the beauty is sureal

[@martinusantoninus1007]

I'm from Poland, and i love Ireland

[@TradTG4]

Is breá sin !

[@francissullivan6400]

Some BEAUTIFUL IRISH WOMEN..And their voices also

[@robertcope629]

Two of the girls are Scots and the others two Irish but they gel perfectly.

[@ggaggagga4]

I have fallen in love.

[@dr.virus1295]

Respect to the celtic cultures.

[@jonathanshannon6244]

I'd fight for Ireland to never go away. I hope the culture is never lost.

[@paullooney2522]

It will be if globalists have anything to do with it ,their main task is kill alll cultures.

[@crossman20]

@@paullooney2522 And it appears they are making a good start at cancelling the native culture..

[@davidbutler579]

lots of love xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

[@explorer1968]

Still reading "How the Irish Saved Civilization" by Thomas Cahill; my appreciation of Irish culture has grown greatly and no words can make justice enough. Greetings from Puebla, Mexico!!

[@explorer1968]

@GaelForce 88 Whatever information is the greatest of help, thank you!

[@explorer1968]

I wonder why Universal History books make almost no mention of the Irish aid to preserve the ancient classics and spread of Christianity!

[@lewistaylor2858]

@@explorer1968 the last part of that sentence is ironic considering it is Christianity that destroyed the classical world and set Europe back about 1000 years- that pathetic religion is the worst thing that ever happened on this continent.

[@explorer1968]

@@lewistaylor2858 Rome was on a continuous moral decline long before the birth of Christ, so it's illogical to blame the Christian church. Do you know by any chance of the Prophecy of the Twelve Eagles (homework) predicting the end of Rome? and that was centuries before the advent of the Christians...

[@lewistaylor2858]

@@explorer1968 the Christians destroyed all the academies of the Greco-Roman world. They destroyed thousands of temples, burned books and destroyed a culture that gives us the modern world. The last copy of Archimedes' great works was scraped off the parchment and used to write another pointless bible. I suggest you read "The Darkening Age: The Christian Destruction of the Classical World" it will open your eyes to reality. The funny thing is Rome's decline (both in power and morality) began when Christianity gained influence, they removed all the freedoms enjoyed by Roman citizens, they banned everything that made Rome great. The advances in western civilisation came through pushing back the poisonous cloud of the church- beginning with the Renaissance until finally the Church's stranglehold was broken by the Enlightenment- if this didn't happen Europe would be similar to the likes of Iran and Saudi Arabia.

[@metamorphosa9838]

I'm in love with Celtic music and culture! Warm greetings from Russia

[@eightcelticnations3640]

Have you tested your DNA? Maybe is in your genes and you don't know it yet. A love for a culture could mean past lives memories or genetic imprint... :)

[@TradTG4]

Спасибо, теплые приветствия из Ирландии Spasibo, teplyye privetstviya iz Irlandii

[@eightcelticnations3640]

Sorry...I do not understand Russian, but if you want I can talk Gallego, Spanish or English

[@Connnor]

You should look at the replies to your comment. Tg4, the Gaelic language television station that posted the video has replied to you in your Language :) Happy New Year 2019 to Russia from Ireland!

[@OkanganMadViking250]

thank you for keeping our culture alive and strong and going forward into future.

[@obscure999_]

Niamh Farrell magical voice 0:42

[@brokentombot]

Álainn! Proud to be Irish.

[@TradTG4]

Go raibh maith agat for commenting!

[@Nemeraton45]

I hope the poeple of Ireland and Scotland stays with their unike and wonderful Culture and Music. Dont let anything destroy that, which is important to many more, like me and many scandivians

[@tim8468]

The second one in the grey top is an angel!

[@lovelyfrench9066]

Exactly! ♡

[@GermanicJennifer]

Exactly what I was thinking, her voice is the most beautiful.

[@chas1uno]

All lovely girls and lovely songs

[@Herzankerkreuz67]

Nimah Farrell

[@crossman20]

Mary Anne McLeod was a native speaker from the Isle Of Lewis in the Scottish Hebridies. Her son, Donaleen, is the 45th president of the United States. AN-MHAITH DONALEEN! All the best from Ireland.

[@ChrisZ70]

Forty-fifth, unfortunately, and too bad he's a psychotic POS.

[@nooneyouknowhere6148]

@@ChrisZ70 ahhh, a triggered democrat i see.

[@ChrisZ70]

@@nooneyouknowhere6148 I'm just sane and halfway intelligent and decent, is all.

[@onazram1]

@@nooneyouknowhere6148 They are everywhere and inescapable, spreading their negativity and hate.....

[@charlottekey8856]

@@ChrisZ70 In your opinion. In more informed opinions, he is the only thing standing between us and those would devour us. You have no idea. Or maybe you do.

[@danielmecom-xe9tc]

Amazing... fking beautifulle.. from clearwatter floridia. Were using ur song from my bffs mom that is 97 years old... cannot travel back to scotland.... her mind is lost from dementia alsiamor. And loss of hear fai l ure... but still. I gave my vote for a 100 d lady she was a friend to co.e back to scorltland.... she was 97 yo.. basickley 100 .... that's a 100 year scotch 25 cheers for

[@lupinlllrocks6006]

Proud of my heritage

[@LittleLulubee]

God bless you

[@michaelhaney3388]

Me too.

[@mitzypinks1338]

Me too!

[@lcvt8023]

there is something in this music I feel like I recognize from pre time and space.

[@numealinesimpetar1]

Yes. the Gaelic music has a way of giving memories that we've never had ... I think it is more ancient than we ralise.

[@axi9021]

Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷

[@TradTG4]

Fáilte romhat !

[@iLeninka]

Please, keep your unique culture. It's awesome. Like from Ukraine :)

[@Hammern28]

I come from the land of Vikings, Fjords and Trolls, and this speaks to me soul, me heart and me mind. Never, ever loose your fantastic tongue and culture!

[@mr-sw6kc]

So schön!!!

[@queenhandong6676]

0:42 I wish she would sing more :(

[@NathanielDowell]

She has an album. "Ceol: Stories in Song" Niamh Farrell.

[@Motofanable]

she has nice voice,unlike Linda(girl in pinky dress) which sings to high for my taste :)

[@dodobird340]

@@Motofanable I think she sounds like a singing woodland bird :)

[@dylanmcdowell3894]

Gotchu fam: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXScp2d6eKuXma8

[@Ecclesiastes11718]

YES.Her voice is special

[@skyoneasassin]

I swear, the Irish and Scottish tounges are so beautiful and mystic a language it borders on hypnotic. This video was enchanting to watch and I think I've played it a hundred times now. This culture is so rich and beautiful I hope I get to see more of it.

[@meowmocha12]

Help, I found this video a few days ago and can't stop listening to it.

[@TradTG4]

Tá sé an- dheas !

[@jayallen9198]

Jesus, her voice cuts through me like butter.

[@raybenoit5238]

Wonderful wonderful wonderful wonderful European culture ! oh, did i say say wonderful?

[@julietspaghetti]

My kid is gettin Irish & Welsh lessons now

[@smmn722]

Am Arab and used to Middle eastern music but man this is sooo beautiful deep and relaxing 😌

[@laurenceker3443]

Long may our Celtic heritage be nurtured and grow. Excellent song!

[@0649Hayes]

Oh yes they are and this sounds some like mu Choctaw language!

[@0649Hayes]

I am 67 and learning my native tongue in Choctaw. My Great GrandMother didn't speak a word of English and look at us...We lost it in such a short time.

[@TradTG4]

Glad that you are enjoyig the music ! Go n-éirí leat leis an teanga !

[@lehaim37]

Sublime,hermoso,lleno de amor...greetings from a astur celta,Spain

[@TradTG4]

Greetings from Ireland

[@lehaim37]

@@TradTG4 Ireland and northwest Spain sharing and enjoying from their same celtic roots , it's a whole pleasure...gracias!!

[@kingslegion1]

beautiful.. I wish for all cultures to embrace their ancestors ………..and remember.

[@EKIW23]

Verstehe kein Wort aber es ist trotzdem eines meiner Lieblingslieder😘

[@d.r.u.i.d323]

Hello, I'm from Siberia, I'm a Tatar nation, I'm drawn to Celtic culture, respect you Celts and Picts

[@reencollett6835]

Ex-Atlanteans from Middle-earth, for goodness sake - what can we say... More videos like this please. Thanks so much for the Eng. translations of lyrics.....

[@TradTG4]

Go raibh maith agat Reen! Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@Tom_Quixote]

I love everything about this video. The beauty of the music, the beauty of the ladies, the wannabe badass facial expression of the guitar guy as he strums furiously...

[@respon331]

the beauty of Europe

[@sasquatchredbeard9385]

Wow, not only do they have lovely singing voices but every single one of these women are gorgeous..

[@MichaelLynMusic]

So Interesting and Beautiful...

[@jennyskluzacek5328]

keep this alive please I would do anything to see this in person!!!!!!

[@jennyskluzacek5328]

reply something please!!

[@mickbiggs3389]

I worked with the girl at 0:41, she’s David greys backing singer, she’s such a nice person ☺️

[@arnejarlaskauskas5742]

that is SO BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@KurczakChicken]

Respect from Poland

[@AntonioCostaRealEstate]

Gals can carry a tune , and sing perfectly in unison , that’s what it makes pleasant to the ear in the first place. No musical genre is good on its own if the performers don’t deliver.

[@ΠαναγιωτηςΑνδρεου-κ8χ]

Respect from Greece

[@TradTG4]

Greetings from Ireland !