Aaron Buckley They are now on Facebook! Please check them out. They are live a few hours a week Tuesday and Friday, maybe more and you can see older videos. They're speaking, teaching, singing, just talking with everyone in various bits of languages & translating so everybody can understand & pick up a little here & there, especially great to hear the singing & spoken and taught a little. Type the language in on uTube, plenty of people are teaching the different dialects. It's really interesting. I didn't realize there were so many different dialects, but that's the same in any language.
From what I can tell he's only playing like one note on the mandolin so it's not that hard. But still, talent to not start playing piano on the mandolin and mandolin on the piano
I am of a generation of Irish who was always told the image of my people was as drunkards and morose which I would always take offense and try to prove otherwise, but ever sense, thanks be to God, this young group of intelligent and proud Irish have back to their and language it is a proud day in morning and thanks to all of you who have embraced and show it proudly!!!!!!!
Here's the truth from MY side...that the Irish were always full of life and more dour people couldn't handle that. We who were not Irish couldn't stand the fullness of life's joy the Irish could and so...we just couldn't handle it
I’m also part of a generation that painted the scotch-Irish as a bunch of drunken lunatics. I just chose to embrace it🤷🏻♂️ So paint your face, drink a pint, and play some music way too loud. It’s your heritage.
@@gumpastee to be fair that is no different than most language courses here in the US, be it english or a foreign language. it is very difficult to find a teacher who plants passion in the spoken/written language and engages the students in a way of creating minds who embrace the wonders of language.
@@chesterite74 Also too because most highschools that have foreign languages only teach them in middle school and highschool and are not mandatory. Also too you will have the language ability of a 5th grader in that language if you take all four years in highschool. It is understandable to the people of the language but you will not be able to understand dialects accents nor slang without accually speaking with the person. I took German in highschool but couldn't take all four years in highschool but the only people I speak it with are Amish and they have a dialect which is hard to understand if all you have been taught is the standard of the language. The same can be said about learners of English yes we can understand you but will you be able do learn all the accents and dialects that Americans speak in a classroom setting no way.
When I first began exploring my Irish heritage some 40 years ago, it made me sad to know the language was only spoken by a very small population. So I got a Berlitz tape course to learn it. I still don't speak it well. But there's a group here in North Texas that teaches it. Might be time to look into that. Finding Seo Linn and TG Lurgan, seeing those young people singing in Irish just makes me so proud and hopeful that the Irish language will live on.
I'm Australian. Irish descent from the 1840s as best the poor paperwork can say. Irish Famine. The language is literal music to my ears. Don't understand a word lol. Thanks for keeping the sounds alive.
Wow replying to a 5 year old comment, aren’t I cool? Anywho, Duolingo has an Irish course. I chose to learn Scottish Gaelic instead but the whole course in incredibly fun and Gaelic is surprisingly easy to learn if you really study.
Don't let the name fool you. Am Irish named JeriGale for my great grandfather's favorite mountain in Donegal, Mt. Errigal. My mum added the j and e! I love, love, LOVE your music. May you continue to inspire the next generation of Irish speakers until Irish is given first place as Our National Language!!!
Gälisch ist für mich die schönste Sprache der Welt. Klasse das es junge Leute gibt, die diese alte Sprache weiterhin sprechen und somit nicht in Vergessenheit geraten lassen
It is so cool to hear pop music translated into other languages, especially any Celtic language. I don't know if anyone is up for a challenge, but how about PARADISE BY THE DASHBOARD LIGHTS in Gaeilge? Am I the only one that thinks that would be awesome?
WOW! D'fhoghlaim mé é seo i naíonáin shinsearacha agus táim i rang a 4 anios agus fós is breá liom é! Maith sibh. Grá ón lucht leanúna is mó atá agaibh, Hannah 🥰🥰
Can you even tell what they're saying? No you can't. And it's not touching. I'm Irish myself and it's the voice that's beautiful but it isn't touching when you don't know what they're singing.
Can you even tell what they're saying? No you can't. And it's not touching. I'm Irish myself and it's the voice that's beautiful but it isn't touching when you don't know what they're singing.
In my school we are learning this song, well down.it is a little funny when you say over the castle on the hill at the end anyway it's amazing.thank you.
I finally understand it (sorry if my spelling is of I don't speak English very good but not many persons speak Irish so I thought I would try)I want to learn some because my parents are moving there in 4 months
Dude you need to understand English first not Irish! you don't speak irish in ireland u speak English. some places use the language irish but u speak English to survive there and communicate and Irish is too hard for not Irish people so don't learn it u have to know it since you're a baby.
Kill My Suffering like you said some places speak Irish I'm in one of those places Which is why I know some English and I'm from those places so I should speak my home language first are you just buthurt because ur a brit
Wow, Iontach! I've listened to all your songs, I can't wait for the next song from Seo Linn. I Wish I could have written this as Gaeilge but sadly I only know about 25 words...not Irish enough I guess :(
Don't worry :) I'm 100 percent Irish and I have been learning that language since I was a baby. Sadly, no body knows Irish at my school, nor my parents nor me! :)
JOHN CENA 246 VLOGS there from Ireland and there do busy I’m not being smart but they have this tv show called class act and it’s on and it takes lots of practice and they came to my school and I went to the studio and they go to all other schools all around Ireland
Dia Dhuit! Connas a tatattu? hey ya - ill be back in Ireland again this March 15-28 visiting Family and friends. Are you guys playing any shows during that time?
If these lads songs were always belting out on radio the whole country would be speaking Irish
Perhaps more than one country!
SO true! Greetings from Austria ❤️🇦🇹
Aaron Buckley They are now on Facebook! Please check them out. They are live a few hours a week Tuesday and Friday, maybe more and you can see older videos. They're speaking, teaching, singing, just talking with everyone in various bits of languages & translating so everybody can understand & pick up a little here & there, especially great to hear the singing & spoken and taught a little. Type the language in on uTube, plenty of people are teaching the different dialects. It's really interesting. I didn't realize there were so many different dialects, but that's the same in any language.
I'm trying to learn Gaeilge...partly because of these lads. Listening to them helps me with pronunciation. (And makes my heart happy.)
Definitely more than one country! Listening stirs something deep in my blood.
That mandolin guy is playing the piano at the same time! Now that's some higher level multitasking
And singing in Gaeilge
It’s insane! Love it!
From what I can tell he's only playing like one note on the mandolin so it's not that hard. But still, talent to not start playing piano on the mandolin and mandolin on the piano
I am of a generation of Irish who was always told the image of my people was as drunkards and morose which I would always take offense and try to prove otherwise, but ever sense, thanks be to God, this young group of intelligent and proud Irish have back to their and language it is a proud day in morning and thanks to all of you who have embraced and show it proudly!!!!!!!
Here's the truth from MY side...that the Irish were always full of life and more dour people couldn't handle that. We who were not Irish couldn't stand the fullness of life's joy the Irish could and so...we just couldn't handle it
I am very proud of my Irish ancestry.
These Irish will be a minority in Ireland within 20 years. How intelligent is it to allow that to happen?
I’m also part of a generation that painted the scotch-Irish as a bunch of drunken lunatics. I just chose to embrace it🤷🏻♂️ So paint your face, drink a pint, and play some music way too loud. It’s your heritage.
As an American of Irish decent, I cannot appreciate this enough, keep the language alive.
You haven't had to learn it in school every single day the teachers just teach it terribly and it so boring
@@gumpastee to be fair that is no different than most language courses here in the US, be it english or a foreign language. it is very difficult to find a teacher who plants passion in the spoken/written language and engages the students in a way of creating minds who embrace the wonders of language.
@@chesterite74 Also too because most highschools that have foreign languages only teach them in middle school and highschool and are not mandatory. Also too you will have the language ability of a 5th grader in that language if you take all four years in highschool. It is understandable to the people of the language but you will not be able to understand dialects accents nor slang without accually speaking with the person. I took German in highschool but couldn't take all four years in highschool but the only people I speak it with are Amish and they have a dialect which is hard to understand if all you have been taught is the standard of the language. The same can be said about learners of English yes we can understand you but will you be able do learn all the accents and dialects that Americans speak in a classroom setting no way.
When I first began exploring my Irish heritage some 40 years ago, it made me sad to know the language was only spoken by a very small population. So I got a Berlitz tape course to learn it. I still don't speak it well. But there's a group here in North Texas that teaches it. Might be time to look into that.
Finding Seo Linn and TG Lurgan, seeing those young people singing in Irish just makes me so proud and hopeful that the Irish language will live on.
@@gumpastee Seo Linn has talked in an interview agreeing with you, it’s why they use music
I’m 75 and not really Irish but I love these kids. I also like how the lead singer gives the spotlight to other members of the band.
Stiofan ;) they go to schools a lot and perform for them, they used to be teachers
@@Skyebright1 he still is a teacher. My son was lucky enough to have him as his múinteoir this year.
I'm Australian. Irish descent from the 1840s as best the poor paperwork can say. Irish Famine. The language is literal music to my ears. Don't understand a word lol. Thanks for keeping the sounds alive.
I just found these guys. I need someone to teach me Irish. I love these guys
I love these guys too...
Wow replying to a 5 year old comment, aren’t I cool? Anywho, Duolingo has an Irish course. I chose to learn Scottish Gaelic instead but the whole course in incredibly fun and Gaelic is surprisingly easy to learn if you really study.
Bonus points to the guy playing two instruments at once.
They were at my school two days ago playing like 8 songs! Including this one. They played at St.Aidans PS 😘💖 I had great time! Love you guys!
Such a beautiful language! Never let it die, lads!
thank God for the summer school that is reviving this most BEAUTIFUL language!
music is SO important these days.
TG Lurgan, the guys used to work there ;)
Grandfather Paddy Quinn from County Antrim, I'm an Aussie learning Gaelige, love this!!
Don't let the name fool you. Am Irish named JeriGale for my great grandfather's favorite mountain in Donegal, Mt. Errigal. My mum added the j and e! I love, love, LOVE your music. May you continue to inspire the next generation of Irish speakers until Irish is given first place as Our National Language!!!
imagine belting this out on your last day in the gaeltacht. it's the gonna be the new taibhsí nó laoch
Niamh O'SS
hehe
nvm nd mm
Niamh O'SS hi
I'm an Australian, Greek gal with an Irish soul. I love Seo Linn. Love Ireland and Greece 💚💙
Breá linn é. Iontach ar fad
Came to preform to my school in Dublin Today!! Amazing performance ❤️
Ihr gibt mir Gänsehaut! Ich bin Stolz um Irishrländer zu sein! You give me goosebumps! I am so proud to be Irish!
Wielki szacunek za śpiewanie w swoim języku,brawo chłopaki,big fan
Gälisch ist für mich die schönste Sprache der Welt. Klasse das es junge Leute gibt, die diese alte Sprache weiterhin sprechen und somit nicht in Vergessenheit geraten lassen
The thing you doing is great. Gaelic is really beautiful and a phonetic language. I hope more people will use this language. Love from Turkey!
It’d be awesome if they did “I See Fire”
Aye. Yes that would be good.
Love these kids
Absolutely beautiful. Someone kidnap me to Ireland please
I'm proud to call my self Irish💚☁️💛🇨🇮
FortniteGaming me too
*Claims he's Irish, uses the Côte d'Ivoire flag*
I think you mean this flag 🇮🇪
Sounds great! I always get so excited when you guys drop a new video!
My favorite song 🫶 shout out from california and lurgan ireland🫶💕🇮🇪🇺🇲
It is so cool to hear pop music translated into other languages, especially any Celtic language. I don't know if anyone is up for a challenge, but how about PARADISE BY THE DASHBOARD LIGHTS in Gaeilge? Am I the only one that thinks that would be awesome?
I think that would be awesome 😊
@@ginapike6468 Lig dom codladh air
leanbh leanbh lig dom codladh air
Tabharfaidh mé mo fhreagra duit ar maidin
Blinking heck! Those Irish are very talented and it's in their DNA:::))) Cheer's from Australia
I love the very upbeat Irish version of this song. The lads appear to enjoy singing together. Lead Stiofan is really rocking the beard.
they are so talented
Chonaic mé tu í Junk kouture. Bhí tu go hiontach💙
My school is learning this for St.Patricks day!Well done great singing☺🙊😻😻
Wow just discovering you guys, subscribed, downloaded your music...love it all. Hope you tour the States soon.
One of at least 27,000,000 and just back from Galway. I love them. Go mall, go mall.
you need more videos i love your voices! i have no idea what youre saying but i love it!!!
WOW! D'fhoghlaim mé é seo i naíonáin shinsearacha agus táim i rang a 4 anios agus fós is breá liom é! Maith sibh.
Grá ón lucht leanúna is mó atá agaibh, Hannah 🥰🥰
You guys are truly talented. Your music is a work of art. Keep it up, So Linn!
Go raibh maith agaibh!! Love this version as Gaeilge, you're awesome guys :) Ar fheabhas!
Ahh, I love this. This version is really beautiful and touching!
Can you even tell what they're saying? No you can't. And it's not touching. I'm Irish myself and it's the voice that's beautiful but it isn't touching when you don't know what they're singing.
Can you even tell what they're saying? No you can't. And it's not touching. I'm Irish myself and it's the voice that's beautiful but it isn't touching when you don't know what they're singing.
Heaven on Earth is real.....Right here!
I love his voice! Found a new favorite!
Amazing singers
amazing . such talented guys well done 😊
More, please!
I wish i could hear you guys live :) So beautiful, love from switzerland :D
They were at my school and they were playing live
I need more of you music!!! From montreal, canada....
Je suis tombée sur une autre canadienne dans les commentaires. On est partout dans tous les commentaires pour les vidéos gaéliques... je le jure 😂
i am using this for irish heavy dance
I'm learning this song in Irish!
Lovely :) Could listen to this all day.
on the 29th of may I'm going to see u play cause my school's coiste gaeilge is going up to Dublin to get flage😍😍😍😍😍😛😛😍😍
You guys have a big future ahead of you! Keep doing what you are doing with your music!
They are just brilliant , so proud to be Irish
In my school we are learning this song, well down.it is a little funny when you say over the castle on the hill at the end anyway it's amazing.thank you.
WOW!!!!!!!!!! I saw you in kenmare in the phobail scoil
I like this very much .Thank you very much for this video .
Fantastic
Beautiful version
Please fo Galway girl and Nancy mullingan by ed sheeran
G'Day Ella. Greetings from Michael McCormack, a Donegal lad abroad. Conas a ta tu?
galway girl is one of my favorites, and these guys covering it as gaeilge would be so awesome
YAY MY FAVOURITE SONG IN IRISH😄😄😄😄 I CAN UNDERSTAND IT THANK YOU
There so good!!!
So glad I found you x
Such feeling!
go hiontach ar fad a buachaillí!!! is grá liom é
Don't know what the lyrics are , but, the music is fantastic.
Come on Ed sign these up
bhris mo lamh well done! I broke my hand! Cause that's right 😂
Omg love this group singing in Irish
Don´t understand any word in gaelic, but I love your music and the sound of this language :)
I always knew this song would sound amazing in Irish.
I still only listen to this version😅
aras chronain an bhfuil sé iontach lads :)
Brilliant
I don't speak a word of gaelic and if these guys played in the US i'd travel to see em.
Amazing ❤️❤️
Das ist super gut 😊👍👍🇭🇷
i dont understand anything, im from norway, but i love this!!!!!!
I finally understand it (sorry if my spelling is of I don't speak English very good but not many persons speak Irish so I thought I would try)I want to learn some because my parents are moving there in 4 months
Dude you need to understand English first not Irish! you don't speak irish in ireland u speak English. some places use the language irish but u speak English to survive there and communicate and Irish is too hard for not Irish people so don't learn it u have to know it since you're a baby.
Kill My Suffering like you said some places speak Irish I'm in one of those places
Which is why I know some English and I'm from those places so I should speak my home language first are you just buthurt because ur a brit
+HagzPictures Ohh ok. Sorry about that! :p
It fits so well.. great job
St aidanss primary school got them to come to there school for a concert it was amazing (i was there)
Tháinig sibh go dtí mo scoil agus bhí tú ag caint liom agus thug tú cuig ard dom 😂 Bhí sibh ar fheabhas ag canadh inár scoil! ❤️
Great Job
Turn it up!
in our school we are learning this song
amasing!
nice math liom💐💐💐
magnificent
wow that is so good! one of you used to work in my school! 😁😁
GSBB?
Wow, Iontach! I've listened to all your songs, I can't wait for the next song from Seo Linn.
I Wish I could have written this as Gaeilge but sadly I only know about 25 words...not Irish enough I guess :(
Don't worry :) I'm 100 percent Irish and I have been learning that language since I was a baby. Sadly, no body knows Irish at my school, nor my parents nor me! :)
+Clara Jolobai uhm it's hard to teach irish. but I might teach u not now thou
Nice work
I didn't know I was watching that 70's show
this is so cool!
Who else is dancing round their kitchen just now?!
Love Irish songs
I have this on thin whistle ☺☺☺
Michelle Bray *tin whistle *
Correction: why do we need to wait for Ed to get it? Let this be song.
100X better than the original
Come to the USA soon
JOHN CENA 246 VLOGS there from Ireland and there do busy I’m not being smart but they have this tv show called class act and it’s on and it takes lots of practice and they came to my school and I went to the studio and they go to all other schools all around Ireland
+Little_ Blanny Yea and they had a concert at my school two days ago
JOHN CENA 246 VLOGS that is the great idea
Little_ Blanny are you Irish
Alban F Bouabre yes 🇮🇪 🍀
Dia Dhuit! Connas a tatattu? hey ya - ill be back in Ireland again this March 15-28 visiting Family and friends. Are you guys playing any shows during that time?
An Mhaith, bhuachaillái.