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Can't believe there are only seven thumbs up this was along with the the Dubliners and the Bothy band were the soundtrack to my child hood and I would sit on the step of my house singing at the top of my voice all those wonderful rebel songs my dad played wonderful memories. Here's to freedom for all oppressed people's long live Palestine !

Any person that fights for his country no matter is standpoint is a decent person for that alone.

Are you doing more interviews with Jim? Amazing if so, he's a wealth of knowledge.

Fascinating stuff, brilliant upload!!

I haven’t heard of this group 🇮🇪

About time there was a history of republican groups apart from the provisionals....

It was formed by Liam Kelly and my granda Phil Odonnell just incase you didn’t know

Memories memories

Beautiful song,beautifully sung… very understated group, loved them ♥️♥️

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Very interesting history of a pipe band with a noble and proud background…..we in Scotland seldom hear of this connection…..for a variety of reasons - none of them worthy. Thanks for putting this online. Not too many Scots care to acknowledge that the big pipes originated in Ireland…..the home of the gaels. Again, many thanks.

It's a shame they were not recognised as much as they should have been , the reluctant patriot and the johnstons travelling people in my opinion are two of the best album's from that period ...thank's for posting this !

Brilliant Rendition 👏

Just came across this group Absolutely Brilliant 👏

This is brilliant 👏

This is now a favourite of The Supporter's of Glasgow Celtic F.C 🍀🍀🍀

I've never heard of this group do you have any information about them,what a great rendition

NO PASARAN VIVA LAS BRIGADAS INTERNACIONALES

I first came across Jim on Facebook and he is a mind of great intelligence we spoke of operation harvest as my family were involved he gave me a lot of information on that campaign.sound man 100%.

Thanks for uploading these Mick! Are there any books on Clan Na Gael you’d recommend?

Great stuff. Jim is a diamond.

Im glad you cleared up the situation re Charlie. Even though I was young at the time East cork Republican s were hoping mad over what appeared on the U I

How does this have so few likes? Outstanding post . Thank you. Up The Republic.

So much BS in this video .The $ is a bad thing ?no is not ,Eu will be better without all time crying racist Uk , Trump will fulfil the free money tree dream of Uk .China /India will crush Uk in any other deals.GDP size and number of people will always matter in a deal . There are no pirates, no islands to conquer and to rob the poor people, no Africans that need to be robed again and again by UK.

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Rest in Power Alan.

RIP Alan, a great man, always an inspiration.

I'm sure the Tinkers performed 'Carrickfergus' on RTE's Late Late Show on Christmas Night, 1967.

This was a fantastic meeting, thanks so much for Hosting

one is still on the planet

The Tinkers played at our local folk club a number of times (The King's Head, in Hammersmith) back in the 60's. Somehow I misplaced this LP when I moved, so this upload has brought back some great memories... Thank you

Do you remember the strike by corporation tradesmen in the 1970's ? You should... brcause YOU PASSED THE PICKET>!!!!!

Peader, I don't know how I've missed this until now. Absolutely loved it. My father, Willie Doyle was born in Georges Street on 4th August 1928 and moved to Chapel Lane at the age of 7 in 1935 where he lived until marrying my mother - Mary Keogh from Blacktrench. I bet you know him ? He played for Sarsfields when they won the double, I still have his gold medal. Mum and Dad have sadly passed now. Some of Dads friends as a child - Jack Lavelle, Joe Kearns, The Boiler White, John Johnson (later the owner of The Liffey Arms), Buddy Cavanagh, Foxy and The Mumm Ryan etc etc etc.. He went to school with Con Cummins, Joe Douane and Ned Whitely. So many other names I can't remember without prompting.. Dad worked as a delivery driver for Floods and did a stint in The Ropes. He came to England in the mid 50's where he had his family. I was born in 1960 and remember Newbridge from my yearly trips back then. Oh how wonderful. I remember it as a one sided town, the abbotoir, the Blacksmiths in the back street and Joe Kearns sweet shop. Dad told me of the frozen Liffey in 39/40. I could write forever of my memories and my Dads fond ramblings. Joe Barry RIP amongst many others. My Godmother Anna Ryan. I'm over next month to visit my brother and sister (brother in Liffey View and Sister in Dominic's Park). Maybe we could meet up in Cummins for a pint and a good old chat ? Thank You and God BlessPaul Doyle

Donal Fallon is one of my personal favourite irish historians.

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Great rendition of same.....thanks for uploading this great song...

The participants in the meeting contributions in a lively Q&A session. Barricades and ballot boxes Socialists, the workers, and elections.

"We Only the Want the Earth" by James Connolly from the James Connolly Song Book, edited by Connolly and published 1907. No air or tune was indicated and it has been put to a number of tunes over the years. I sing it to the air of a "A Nation Once Again" by Thomas Davis in the 1840s, which also supplies a chorus for others to join in. I first heard it sung to that tune many years ago in London by a group of musicians and singers including Cornelius Cardew, of the CPE (m-l), who was killed by a hit-and-run driver in an incident without any witnesses.