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Spent the Christmas of 2013 in Kenmare, County Kerry below Killarney National Park 🍀 it was so special to celebrate the season in such a beautiful warm friendly community of Irish souls!

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I Love the Incredibly Talented Irish Rovers!

I was born in the late fall of 1978. When I was four, I sang this song solo at our variety show at the First Chrisitan Church Disciples of Christ Church and in front for the PTA in Kindergarten at my Elementary School in Campbell County, Kentucky. I own both Record Album and CD of The Isish Rovers with this classic recording and song! I Love This Video and I love The Irish Rovers! This brings back Wonderful Childhood Feelings and Memories!

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Aloha. I am wondering what the condition of all the graves were after the Lahaina fire last year.

2023: Apple Music omits “it’s a rocky road that leads to peace…United in one cause” but the lyrics are still there. 🙌

1:45 So wonderful amazingly. Thank you Peter, man of great destiny!

Ive never heard it this fast!

I love the Irish rovers!!!!!!!!!!

Lads thats a lovely lively little soang . martin flaherty.❤😊

Such heart-warming words from Mr. Millar about positive outlook for the kids of today getting a chance to fall in love with the old tunes.

God, how I love this song.

God how I love this song (The Irish Rover).

I miss Will and Jimmy.

I miss Will Millar.

I've added the extra two verses to my own cover lyrics because the boys are awesome.

Fittingly this was how I got introduced to them thanks to a special about them on PBS I stumbled across them out of boredom.

The McQuillans had it before the MacDonnells!

George's many years in Vancouver, Canada come through in his accent. The Irish Rovers had a TV show on the CBC, from 1971-1977. I was very little then, and I loved that show, especially the Leprechauns segments that used the then-new chromakey technology. George played the Twerp, the youngest of the three leprechauns. Several episodes of the show, and compilations of the Leprechauns segments are on RUclips. They're well wirth watching.

I heard this song at work today. I'd never heard it before but could make out that it was "Christmas in Killarney." I could identify with it too because I've been to Killarney before.

Awesome group class act

We have a very similar song in Spanish. Who coppied who😮😮

Thats Cool...!!

This is my first time hearing WilCil talk

We Always miss MOMS

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Thank you for sharing this George. Brings back some great memories of your earlier years.

I saw The Irish Rovers only once, many years ago in Cherry Hill, NJ. I would welcome the chance to see them again someday. They put on a wonderful show.

Hi George, wishing you the best and think of you and Betsy often- great memories of you both

Dear Friends from Ireland, this Song is magic. Lyrics now are in my memory. I know the words! [ Its not easy when you are Polish : ) and I Am .) ] I asked my Son to ask You for words of NO END IN SIGHT. You gave it to him. He send it to me. I have no any sensitive idea why Irish Music talking to my heart stronger than any other but It does. Never mind. Let it,s roll with no End. Bard

the rovers are hands down the best! I am a 3rd generation rover fan! Thanks boys, have a drink for me!

A traditional New Zealand sea shanty, made famous recently on tik-tok by Scotsman Nathan Evans 'The Singing Postman' who sparked a worldwide craze on sea shanties, and had a #1 hit in the UK.

A re-work of "The Wellerman" that The Irish Rovers first recorded 45 years ago back in 1977 in New Zealand for a TV show there.

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Wow, didn't know the Rovers gave interviews, this is awesome! No end in sight is a wonderful album, much love from Germany!

You suck that's not the original I listened to this in 1977 it's the only version that matters: ruclips.net/video/-KyuyNDUByU/видео.html

Can someone tell me the name of the jig in the middle of the song?

My playground as a youngster and few know of the amazing cave below. There was small well-hidden crawl-through entrance about halfway down the south side. The cave was large enough for boats to enter from the ocean side. There were legends that the Vikings sailed into the cave. I hear that the land entrance has been deliberately collapsed.

I'm confused about the pronunciation. With a c in there should it not be pronounced "dun look? Since gaelge has no k in it's alphabet, I thought all Cs were hard like a k.

Well, the MacQuillin's made it a fine place for the MacDonnells.

Love this song! Overheard Dustin Thomas talking to Rising Appalachia’s percussionist about this song and its a favorite since.

A long time ago 1986 it was expo Vancouver….the Irish rovers had a pub in there….great food….and of all things the first cash machines were located between them and the Munic fest house. Needle to,say once I figured out the machines it was a party all night visiting both venues! This and meeting people from countries that I had never heard of, places that I had never been to….TrueType epic experience. One that will last my lifetime fondly….

Canada’s finest….they are missed

This is the style of Christmas I want for 2021

That’s amazing !

This was one of the first videos jjfahrni did for us. Seven years later she did this one, the Continuing Story of The Unicorn ruclips.net/video/jB3MKGCRfRA/видео.html

Great performance!

This castle was used by Led Zeppelin and Game of Thrones.

Love ti somuch miss you