Traditional Irish Music - Brogan's Bar - Ennis, Ireland

[@vinoo202]

I'm from India, and I visited Ireland in 2014, for 2 months, on a business trip. In those two months, I experienced Irish hospitality, work culture, travelled across the land and really liked the countryside, and the relaxed way of life of the Irish people. Me, a brown man, a complete foreigner in their land, with a foreign accent. But still, each and every Irish person I met and interacted with, was so nice to me, and welcomed me into their culture, took extra care of me, and made me feel good. Such a nice race of people. I am looking forward to revisiting Ireland.

[@itscasualfriday]

This is so incredibly true! I have a lot of family over there and would love to go back. The people there are the nicest you'll ever meet. I wish I could have grown up there instead.

[@alien-ann]

Come back anytime 😉🍀

[@niallfleming2170]

I think you will find Irish and Indians get along really well. Our fucking prime minister is half Indian...

[@malcolmcampbell1968]

That's what we do :)

[@linedudecpg5038]

Everything is bigger in Texas

[@52ponybike]

In 1976 I was lucky enough to visit a bar in Ennis and listen to traditional Irish music. This brought back magical memories! My Dad was born/raised in Fanore and immigrated to Iowa USA at age 23 to fulfill his dream of farming. Sure do miss him. Thanks for reminding me.

[@brockpreview]

That was a good comment

[@helmyabdullah1962]

May God Almighty bless your Da . May he rest in peace .

[@minir.3182]

Your dad (may he rest in peace) was Irish? and your mom? American? french?…just curious. :)

[@52ponybike]

Mini R. My Dad was from Fanore, County Clare Ireland. He met Mom here in northwestern Iowa. My Mom's mother was born in Ireland and her father in Holland. That makes me (proudly 75% Irish) and 25% Dutch but 100% American. The farming area in which I live is predominantly of Dutch descent, followed by German and to a much lesser degree, Irish. With corn and soybean fields as far as the eye can see, it's the best place to live.

[@Dubhain82]

Great surfing in Fanore.

[@phoenixknits]

I'm not Irish. I love the culture and the music

[@MMino26]

+Jimmy Othello +1

[@k.o.t.o.r.5119]

+Jimmy Othello I'm lucky we have südrock close by to us, a pub that isn't irish, but that features 2 irish music sessions at least 2 times a month. I live in Germany by the way.

[@phoenixknits]

I live in Texas . I here more country and Spanish-language music .

[@phoenixknits]

Country music is the closest thing to Irish music .

[@nukadjo2722]

+Jimmy Othello european colony ! ;)

[@JackHumphrey]

If this were my local bar - would be there EVERY night!

[@patrickffrench7735]

Jack Humphrey why dont you move to ireland and it can be or a pub like that anyway, i dont come from ireland but it seems like all their pubs are like this

[@abigaildavies4540]

Me too lol

[@FeeeeeF]

Patrick Ffrench eh most are a few are more calm

[@michaelb634]

Most pubs here have trad nights

[@noelalexisshaw-nas-noz5142]

Me too and I don't even drink 🤣

[@pesmond]

God Bless Ireland. I'm American and with not too much Irish lineage - and I claim no ethnic identity - but the time my wife and I spent in Ireland is time I'll never forget. It's not simply the scenery, the churches or the music (or the dark beer), but the friendliness and kindness of strangers there that I really appreciated.

[@danne579]

I just want to say; this was a very kind and great comment! Where were you in Ireland if you don't mind me asking? I'd like to go there some day when I'm a bit older and have a little bit more papers in my wallet, I'm only twenty now and I don't have that much money as a university student; but I'll gladly take any tips from strangers with a good experience if I can! :)

[@user-ss3gf9ie6q]

@@danne579 did u go

[@kernow234]

I enjoyed that. Good times will come again so keep us cheerful with that great music. Thanks for sharing

[@aboudyfan2710]

All the dislikes are just people who wish they were Irish but they are not

[@tjfSIM]

I'll never forget the time I was sitting in a pub in Dublin, and all of a sudden this folk group arrived, sat at the tables next to us and proceeded to bring the whole pub to life with their music. The atmosphere was incredible, and it made me wish I was Irish!

[@nienkevermaat285]

I'm from Holland but I just love everything about Ireland! The music, the dance, the accent, the coffee etc. I wish I lived there.. ♥

[@angelbijveld1962]

Jup..

[@littlemissmello]

+Nienke Vermaat I'm Dutch too and same here :) My mother always put Irish music like this on when I was little right before my younger brother and I had to go to bed so we'd exhaust ourselves dancing. Some of my best memories!

[@evakoopman9305]

ik ken et gevoel 😁

[@nienkevermaat285]

+littlemissmello serieus? Wat superleuk! Mijn moeder houdt ook heel veen van Ierse muziek maar ze zet het eigenlijk nooit op en ik zie haar ook niet dansen hahah

[@lourier3]

SAME my dad plays celtic music so I was brought up with this. He's from London though

[@MollyCantrellKraig]

My ancestors emigrated from County Longford in 1849. I love this music. Thank you for sharing it. :D

[@masterkuukai6731]

The sound of Ireland! I love it! ~from Philippines ♥

[@ryanedmundson3266]

Master Kuukai b.

[@kellysworld4329]

I'm definitely not Irish, but this here, I love. 😙 greetings from Nigeria

[@CraicDealer]

I'm Irish, I've been to Nigeria , it is absolutely beautiful!!

[@joshmanakajosh]

Now that's a pub

[@thebalddruid5076]

Feck yeah!

[@gerripetress8168]

stokens I'm so happy both my parents had Irish blood running through their veins. My great Grandmother on my dad's dad side came from Ireland, her husband came from France. My Great Grandmother on my dad's mother side came from Poland as well as her husband. so my dad was Irish, French and Polish. My Grandmother on my mom's side was Cherokee Indian and English. My Grandfather on my mom's side was all Irish. I don't know about their parents. Mom said they were dead already when she was born.

[@rhondaburtonf6223]

yepp!!!

[@bonniehickey5469]

stokens Hello

[@FluidicPoppy]

stokens I just wanna get wasted in an Irish pub now

[@diggerdave747]

I'm 72 years old and just learning the tenor banjo and mandolin. You know how they say that there are more Irishmen in Boston than in Doublin? I think there are more Irish sessions in my part of Western Massachusetts than I saw in my travels in the old country. Haven't got the resources to do a lot of traveling right now but I'm a big fan.

[@clappertoniandelight9126]

good for you. you are an inspiration.

[@coolguyx14]

Are you 74 now?

[@robinhood6399]

@@coolguyx14 I think he's banjoed!

[@byronhenry3877]

I am American, but I have lot of Irish heritage, this makes me proud of that.

[@fugrawasoki4090]

Watch Russel Peters, "when muricans say that they have Irish roots"

[@alec282]

They have a wonderfull way of living!

[@KarlitospunkOi]

Cheers and beers from Basque country.Ireland is fantastic!

[@larissanielsen954]

Lol u mean Spain right? Trying to act all cool like its a different country which it isn't legally speaking.

[@Dubhain82]

Genetically, Basque people and people in the west of Ireland have markers in common. Evidence of migration between the two areas exists. Many people in west Galway look very different to the stereotypical Irish person. I'm from this area, and sometimes get mistaken for Spanish....sometimes by Spanish people, who are embarrassed when I cant reply to them in Spanish. My son has red hair and super white skin though.

[@franr.3691]

@@Dubhain82 The Basques don't look like the Irish at all. They are usually much darker and have a large convex noses (armenoid type) and prominent jaws. They also speak a language unrelated to any in the world. They are not Celts. Spaniards are mainly descendants of Mediterranean peoples (Romans, Iberians, Phoenicians, etc.) and Arabs (although they deny it)

[@Dubhain82]

@@franr.3691 You just described my dad.

[@oskarsz6896]

🇮🇪I lived in Ireland for 5 Years and i still love their culture and music and food i lived in Dublin i love this city its my childhood greetings from 🇩🇪 but i'm Polish🇵🇱

[@vincec4092]

Why is my tea turning into Guinness whilst I watch this video???

[@maru_5969]

Lucky you 😊🍀

[@mari3564]

It's the Irish magic. Screw jesus turning water to wine we turn everything to Guiness

[@TheBertieW]

Irish folk music, the most pure music there is. Allways makes me feel happy and smile.

[@JaswantKadu]

Love to all Irish People from a brother from India !

[@kitjones89]

+Jaswant D Kadu that's really sweet x

[@nallelyhernandezgarcia3452]

Jaswant D Kadu India is awesome, im mexican 😁

[@sven3027]

I am from german :D. But Ireland is the best place in the world with German. 👌🍀❤

[@danne579]

I don't have a single piece of Irish heritage (too my knowledge) and I don't need too, this music is still amazing; it truly brings me lots of joy wherever I go! :)

[@blackops070771]

im a Greek and i say that i love you crazy Irish people!!! God Blees you all!!

[@blackops070771]

and who gives a fuck?

[@aboudyfan2710]

@@blackops070771 me

[@gilkenson53]

Irish 100%... I've always loved bluegrass .. And my grandfather Cornelius McGuire used to say: "There're nothing more beautiful then the sound of a beautiful singing voice.." He played the harmonica , jews harp and was a mean spoon player..

[@Bulletstop75]

+John Stots Fierce. So much Salt!

[@elgranlugus7267]

Your grandfather is wise, he spoke the truth, sir.

[@mamadeutsch4869]

I love the music! My sons are half Irish, German and American! My sons love their Irish ancestry!

[@kencarroll1928]

+lenny lobo half German, half Irish, with American being the nationality you feckin eejit

[@mamadeutsch4869]

+Ken Carroll glad you understand.

[@Bennet97Boss]

+Mama Deutsch also du bist dann die deutsche Mama? ^^

[@mamadeutsch4869]

+nirbhay121 troll

[@ziggystardust460]

Was able to stop in a Pub in Ennis on my travels to Galway, great place.. The Pub was festive and the people very friendly....

[@eilicecanil]

Now, Im a Norwegian, started plyaing the violin when I was six yrs old, got so bored with the classical music and thought norwegian folk music was to slow, so my Swedish violin teacher showed me som Irish reel and Jigs, and it made me not quit the violin for ten years! Now, I first went to Ireland a few days ago even I dreamt of it since the age of 8 or so... lets say I do not forget it, I just loved the country, the people was so nice, and the nature all around is so beautiful nad grand, the only thing was that i was travelling with friends that are not that into music as I am, so I was never lucky enough to find a bar like this :-/ But at least it made me want to take out the fiddle again and play som reel and jigs after almost 20 years of absence.

[@Daisy-ct3nh]

Next time, bring your fiddle and ditch your friends. Head to the Fleadh.

[@jotaruiz7046]

Makes me so proud be an Irish ☘️, which is interesting because I’m Chilean

[@TheBarneyfromcity17]

I have not Irish blood in my veins,im Russian,BUT MY SOUL IS IRISH. LONG LIVE IRELAND AND IRISH PEOPLE!

[@7ferret7]

It's cool to see how much Irish music has influenced American Southern music. I'm glad that German Folk didn't win that battle lol.

[@andrewp8284]

@Cpl Travers Irish and Germans were like the 2 largest immigrant groups to the US. I think what the poster was meaning (jokingly) is that the Germans could've become more influential than the Irish, hypothetically. I have no dog in this fight--just hoping to clarify what I think they meant and were joking about.

[@robinhood6399]

@@andrewp8284 If it was a cultural battle, They hadn't a hope.

[@thunorwodenson]

Dont count the Germans out. They get an honorable mention to be sure. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpDcmZ17a5Z0bcU

[@thuongnguyen8082]

My teacher is from Ireland. He showed me this video and I really love it.

[@cherylosteen3830]

I love the ties between the classic Irish Folk music, and the old style banjo and fiddle bluegrass. The beautiful progression of Irish American culture. Everything that Americans feel is strictly American came from somewhere, and I really believe that this is the origin of bluegrass. I might be wrong but they are both so pleasing to listen to for similar reasons.

[@ThyBountyHunter]

Recently have taken up the violin, been trying to figure out what direction I want to go with it. I figure I would stick with my heritage and teach myself Irish fiddle.

[@Edoatar]

I've been in Ireland a year ago and these music have conquered me! Love from Italy

[@piqopoqo667]

I'm proud to have pure irish blood running through my veins, makes me want to go on down to the pub and have a wee pint 🍻

[@Taracroi]

The fiddle player on the left plays very soulfully, his music is like the curlew calling over the mountain!If I were there, I would buy him another pint !

[@ZTP92]

I was lucky enough to be in this very pub one year ago on a night like this. I will never forget that experience.

[@lukencrowheart3829]

My roots come from France and Iceland, way far from Ireland. But I admire such a beautiful culture!

[@mourningireland4560]

To be fair they are two of the closest countries in the world to Ireland.

[@christianv6894]

even though i'm not Irish, i like very much the happyness of the Irish people, the music, they are a simple people and ready to party. i like the sound of the banjo, i tried once to play the Irish bouzouki, FANTASTIC. greetings from Italy!

[@childrabies8361]

Amazing music. Greeting from polish slavic.

[@thomasgoetz7262]

WOW that was great . loved it !

[@nickseay6534]

Love this stuff! Reminds me of bluegrass. Probably because Irish folk music is the root of bluegrass I guess. :) Awesome!

[@sheeex-7896]

i love the way this sounds

[@phoebewarren]

I could listen to this forever.

[@kingsman80]

My grandfather was Irish. Greetings from Liverpool x

[@nandofrm]

Up from Brazil! LINDO!

[@NgocMinh-wp3ne]

I absolutely adore Irish traditional music, always bring up my mood

[@CHOCOLATIONZ]

Do most pubs in Ireland feature traditional music? I wish I could visit there and enjoy this precious moment!

[@keiran110]

Many do at scheduled times. With all others pubs its just a matter of chance. If somebody decides to sing a song or turn up with a few instruments, thats always welcome.

[@soldierofireland2579]

Most have some every Friday and Saturday night.

[@wendyvisser351]

This is music! !!! Love it! Greetings from Holland!

[@regenald510]

I have no Irish ancestry whatsoever but I really wish I did.

[@LizUelmen]

At this point, darlin', I think it's like this: So few people feel it and can express it...if you can do both then you can claim rights of adoption, cuz the family needs all the new blood it can get. Peace Love Harpiness -- thelizzerd

[@regenald510]

Ireland seems so warm and welcoming to new faces. I hope some day I can visit

[@TimothyOBrien1958]

Ah, more of the world wishes it was Irish.

[@bergenswald]

Sam Zachary i've been there this year. Ireland is just great. I loved it.

[@TimothyOBrien1958]

Anita K I'm going next week. Glad I renewed my Irish passport.

[@sizzler4eva]

How do they know when to finish?? I love this. Just keep going forever!! Also. Black guitar guy blatantly stops playing at 1:20 to have a swig of Guinness 😂

[@KaiMackerras]

Who's the guy playing the banjo? He's so good

[@CyberLama95]

I wish there were pubs that played such music in my country...! Irish pubs must be awesome to have a good time with your friends!

[@JustinSane8504]

I may be half Irish, But I couldn't be more proud of the blood that flows through these veins. Slainte.

[@lukecarrol1745]

I live in England, but born in Ireland, glad you rejoice that you remember your heritage

[@ethanfox454]

my ancestors are from Ireland and I live and was born in Australia

[@cece3194]

It's St. Patricks Day and I was looking for some Irish music that reminded me of my time with my family in County Antrim, N. Ireland. I looked through white a bit, but Yes! This is what I recall in the pubs!! Nice job lads!!

[@TheChaosDragoness]

Warm regards from America and much love to my girlfriend in Ireland, I hope to join you over there one day :)

[@saputrateguh]

Love from Indonesia. Hopefully someday i can visit your beautiful country, listening your amazing folk music, sitting in your bar.

[@ShooterMcNally]

I was definitely drunk.... It was intentionally shot this way to give sort of a "drunk spectators" point of view. :)

[@GreySilverWolf]

I'm a huge fan of rock and metal, but those two still cannot get me as happy as traditional, pure, Irish folk. Shamrock 'n Roll, everyone! :D

[@TheBetsyBoop]

This music is so awesome!! I am part Irish. My maiden name is Ryan. I'm pretty sure that is a Irish name

[@dannyboy5517]

are you a Tipperary Ryan or a Limerick Ryan

[@TheBetsyBoop]

I wish I knew. My dad said that my great great grandfather Ryan was born on a ship coming over from Ireland. I do know he was a Protestant.

[@dannyboy5517]

plenty of Ryans in Ireland we can welcome another one

[@TheBetsyBoop]

Thank you!

[@prezzysquiddles4968]

That your name is lass! Straight from the Emerald Isle!

[@annboccaccio9618]

Spent a night in Ennis some years ago traveling around the west coast of Ireland. Many happy pub stops! Lots of great music!

[@redsalute7]

I'm Arabic and I love Irish

[@andybee9650]

same here, if u got time watch michael tsarion- history of the celts, his irish but looks euro/middle eastern , u might find what he has to say interesting

[@aichakou173]

Aw same im algerian arabic ...irlande music is sooooo beautiful ..it full your heart with joy and happiness ...GEnuise😍

[@Shirasai]

same here!! I'm from Morocco and I would advise you to check Thalweg and their song Aman, I'm sure you'll love it!

[@Maolseachlainn1]

I'm Irish and I love the Arabs!

[@Jacob_frye]

Everyone loves Ireland :D I would want to chill in a local pub like this one drinking Guinness and smoking enjoying the music ❤

[@magnus7712]

Been there! I loved all of Ennis. I'm from Sweden , and i just can't wait to come back to Ennis.

[@sarahmichellegriffit]

Quite lovely. My grandad's last name is Boyle, from the Cork area. When I went to Ireland last October, it felt like I'd been there all my life...

[@LangRoodi]

Traditional Irish Music - Brogan's Bar - Ennis, Ireland

[@asdfg3554]

I'm really into this song! I can feel the happiness, friendliness and warmth from it though it's a pub song. It makes me want to travel to Ireland.

[@StephenSF26]

Brogan's Bar is epic.

[@damian-795]

OMG this is outstanding, Hi from England x

[@JN-om6rw]

Yes it's from the west coast of Ireland from a place called tir na nog 'oisin' the land of youth. If you to go there even for a short time don't things would ever the same..i kbow

[@goldbutactuallyviolet8286]

I'm proud to be Irish 😌

[@karolgadelha4678]

Brazil here, this is just amazing

[@JoelJacobVattaparambil]

And that's what I call a pub 🍺

[@Orville9999]

this music makes me homesick for a place I've never lived or been to. thanks.

[@lifeismusic4088]

France here !

[@jstone123ify]

I'm Irish and live in the States. This is So great. Thank You!

[@MULTI_D]

Love it!

[@Wyldbutterfly028]

Love it. Thank you for sharing. It's been my life long dream to visit Ireland. I'll make it there one day.

[@StardustVibes]

love it! :-)

[@chrisholzhauer3698]

Today is my birthday, and since I'm in the US I've gotta get my Irish on via youtube. Thanks for posting! Fun video. :)

[@cookiemonster5523]

I'm half irish and half african. I wish people don't see me as a freak when I go to Ireland with my family... Because I love "my country"

[@Dubhain82]

We're all African originally. Dave from Galway.

[@jahnaroth669]

Cookie Monster and my President sing it Tis of the, sweet land of liberty, Barak and his ancestors in Offaly

[@andredoco1111]

A shout from Brazil! Irish music is amazing!!!

[@EssAerm]

Sounds very much like Basque folk music.

[@geraldneary1948]

The basques and the Irish were the same people two or 3000 years ago .

[@EzraB123]

Proud to be of Irish heritage. My great grandparents came from Galway and Doonaha, a village in County Clare.

[@CatholicBeardReviews]

Irish and proud of it

[@mioloprode]

Awesome filming, even better music and setting. God someday i'll take a tour to ireland... Greetings from Brazil!

[@LordKenshi]

This music rocks...death to rap music!

[@TecktonikUSA]

That's a bit closed minded. But to each their own.

[@lewismobley1573]

rap is poetry, not music.

[@LordKenshi]

Well if it's poetry then why is it about killing people, drugs, sex and money all the time? and also it's about rape, your argument is disgusting.

[@ibjeannie34]

Emily Robyn Rorke Liedtke It's not Emily. Open your mind. Often rap music, is people telling their life stories. Don't put down what you don't understand. I could say this Irish music is kind of stiff, it has no real rhythm lol but I try to keep it positive. I am African American - rap originated with us, and I have some Irish ancestry - my irish ancestor "owned" my family as slaves in 1800s Alabama, and had children with my ancestress who was enslaved by him.

[@Paisteboy69]

ᴇᴍɪʟʏ ʀᴏʙʏɴ ʀᴏʀᴋᴇ ʟɪᴇᴅᴛᴋᴇ what's wrong with rap.

[@scarletandtheguild762]

This is amazing! They are all playing string instruments, and are all in perfect unison

[@NodnarbRS]

Sounds downright Appalachian! Same peoples playing the same sounds.

[@MrMichaelmoriarty101]

NodnarbRS sounds like irish music to me

[@lordmasterization]

+NodnarbRS Where do you think American music traces its roots back too? English and Irish origins.

[@schnitzelmegapixel]

This makes me so happy. Really energized my passion for music again

[@cristians2275]

Não sei o porque, mas a cultura irlandesa me atrai...Não sei se são as mulheres ou se é a cerveja!!! HAHAHAH

[@theviolinoob]

+Cristian S a musica

[@enderborn6860]

se calhar é por se divertirem tanto

[@GniteJen0315]

I'm Korean and I've been tapping my feet to this tune, it's been playing in my head all evening! :D

[@MrJayra210]

Here's to Ireland for the Irish.

[@clodaghcullinan3844]

Love this clip! And when my dad is on it,it's even more amazing! 👌

[@fishlordusername891]

This music is just. so fun. Look at all these people dancing. Just makes me grin ear to ear. I love it so much, it evokes a special kind of emotion. :D

[@dchubad]

this is awesome, this type of music blows me away. thanks for sharing

[@itsfiberr]

I'm half Irish and Italian but I live in Florida. Just borrowed it from my mother's side. Just got into listening to Irish folk music and im loving it

[@LaineMu]

Ireland is the best country I've been to!! Hope it never changes....too much.

[@erikbugar2535]

Wonderful

[@sinlyn2093]

Any more music like this? Love Irish music so much!!! So cheerful and happy!! Regards from Malaysia:)

[@Victor-yh1ek]

I'm Mexican and I love Irish music that's why I play the Mandolin and now my tenor banjo 🤠🤠

[@pvtvice]

Any video that starts and ends with a taunting of Guinness Pints is wonderful! Love it and miss it.