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Tá an terrier sin an cute!

Tá sè sin funny

Caith a bhfuil sibh?

The Connemara blackface can run like rabbits

an-físeán agus agallamh🙌 d'éistfinn leis lá ar fad

Lovely to hear

Seoid athá ann! Thá canúint dheas álainn agaibh thall i gConnemara

an deas ar fad, deas beagán seanachas a chloisteáil, maith sibh.

an-agallamh agus thaitin pócaí falamh 's cloigeann tinn liom! Bail ó Dhia oraibh.

Seanchas breá

The man that made it Measured it The man that wore it Never seen it The coffin

If he was singing for shite he wouldn’t get a smell 😂

My family is from turlough rosmuck King and Connelly

Those dry stone walls are pretty impressive. And it’s interesting to note that the school population is going down here too at least in my part of southern Ontario.

scaoil amach an coffineen ...lol

The Vikings farmed people . slavery . bronze age was preceded by the copper age ..earliest copper found on the "nrutish" isles was from 3 copper mines in kerry. the germanic fake archaeology taught years ago promoted the notion that metallurgy came to our shores from germany. it must be noted that eire was trading lapiz lazuli with morocco for the jewellry of the great learning houses.

That was a heartwarming video! My grandpa was from Ireland. I love to see the people and scenery.

Go hiontach! Is fear suimúil agus cliste é! Ba bhreá liom sibh níos mó agalaimh leis a dhéanamh

Video alainn nadura. Nach iontach an fear e ag breathnu ina dhiaidh na caoire.

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Is breá liom na físeáin seo. GRMA as na hagallaimh!!

Lovely voice well done

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tá ganntanas ann de charraigeacha Conmaicne

tá sé seo iontach

Go hálainn a bheith ag éisteacht le Michael, píosa breá cainte dia go deo leat

Thanks for giving interesting people a chance to tell their stories! We love them, and have subscribed to your channel for that reason.

Well done 👏

👏👏 un petit bonjour de la France.😀

That's the truth about the generations. we can count generations to events from the past then they don't seem so distant in time . Dates in a history book look far away but count them in generations you'll see that in a different way. Many Irish emigrants like me would love to return to Ireland and live a normal self sufficient working farming life with family friends neighbours and community. It could be done and should be done

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Absolutely brilliant and truthful miss these days. 🙏

Patrick mhaither.?

I can't understand a single word. I love it. :D

Fanfreakintastic!!

My G Grandfather was a Walsh and came from that island as well. Have been on it myself a few times.

Ba mhaith liom Gaeilge

Needs subtitles

Céard é "isar"?

My mother was Baby Hughie Sheain Bhreathnaigh from Doire Iorrais. I spent a lot of time there in the late 60s and early 70s before we moved from London to America. My dad was Micheal Sheain Steaife from an Árd Mhór. Both places meet in this piece. Thanks for sharing it.

Léargas agus plé suimiúil.

Togha fir thú féin, a Thomáis! 🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵

God Bless Ireland & the Irish People. The Best in the World. Amen *

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Jimmy it was nice to hear of your early life in beautiful Galway ... and my Great Uncle too! I’ll treasure it always as a part of my roots ! You’re the best! 💕

Go hálainn ar fad a Tommie guth deas

What a lovely clip of a true connemara man's memories of a time slowly disapairing on our beautiful island. In this strow away society we find our selfs liveing .Its's nice to see stories off the old ways of how the forgotten people lived in Ireland. Thank you Jimmy and i look forward to more stories.

They must have been in incredible shape.

It is lovely to see that the age of innocence (for the want of a better term - and apart from drinking Guinness) is not yet gone. I'm left with the assumption that the time of his childhood and boyhood was during the 60's and 70's. He and she seem so contented with life and each other, something you don't see much of these days. I wish them both health and happiness.

we have some beautiful islands off our Irish coastline Watching from Australian with Donegal eyes and hart