@@cahillgreg I'll have to disagree with you there and align myself with DJ C16,anyone who's read up on modern Iris history will know the good he did for this country,the assessment that he did everything for himself and any good that happened to the country was an accident is over simplifying
From Paris shops to Abbeville's doors The luxurious feel of pure silk roars In diplomatic bags to Leinster Ho-o-u-se We'll rise and follow Charvet... In Charvet shirts, we sing as one In Charvet shirts, we sing along In Charvet shirts, we march along We’ll rise and follow Charvet!
True .great man .he needed them shirts to impress the Europeans who all dress well otherwise they would not respect him and the eu would have treated us poorly . We have the wrong attitude here. We need Charlie .we are Charlie
Hey William, can you write a ditty about Garrett's arrangement with AIB or the sweetheart deal which saw the Bourke family paid 3X over the odds for Mary R's homeplace?
@@WillyWorm77 how about the recent revelation that garret snt a priVAte letter to Maggie THATCHER PROMISISNG HIS UNDYING SUPPORT FOR HER ... AN absolute snake ..he had that apedophile mumbling faux intellectual scumbag dither out of him didnt he .. ?? not saying he was apaedophile but thats only one step from jimmy saville being maggies bumboy ..
Imagine how much more would have happened without all the ruthlessness and corruption, though. This man could have been one of the greatest politicians of all human history if not for his own avarice.
The Morriseys sang it, I think, original song about the Jacobite rebellion in Scotland by bonnie prince Charlie in the 1740s, used in the June 1981 general election when C J came within a few hundred votes of holding power, losing just 4 seats, the h block candidates and the stardust disaster postponing the FF Ard dheis were contributing factors for falling short
its like what dean swift once said "All men are capable of being corruptible, its just those that are seemingly incorruptible set the highest price on there deceit" if charles haughey was corrupt why did his corruption get exposed and not others
Simply because the sheer scale of his corruption exceeded most others (proportionately greater risk of being exposed) & occupying the highest office in the land brought a greater degree of scrutiny. He was an incorrigible charlatan who fell so far that he had to step down.
I met Charlie once... "Who are you" I still love the man.. Ha.. Ha.. "Go dance on someone else's grave" and some old hateful individual did it right here on RUclips after he died..
Jim Halfpenny it’s sad how things country has been overrun with foreigners ,idiots and gays .haughey and Fitzgerald were proper leaders that we need now
I wanna ask about this song if it's a folk music of Scotland. I just confusing between this song and Sound The Pibroch. Which is the song Rise and Follow Charlie by McCalman? Can someone anwer for me? Because of my learning for presentation about Scotland. Thank so much!
It's an Irish song which was written by an Irish folk band in support of a politician (Charlie Haughey) of one of Ireland's political parties as an election campaign song. I think he was the prime minister at the time running for re-election in 1981.
i know this is 6 years late but the tune is sound the pibroch about bonnie prince charlie, this is a song written as an election song for charlie haughey, former taoiseach of ireland.
Ro Deo ya fucking ejit himself and lynch put us in the mess only for Fine Gael to pull us out of it and once there work was done he swooned back in with giveaway budgets he was only fit to ride Terry Keane
there are areas i disagree with Haughey on (mainly his push on the euro), and lets face it he was a man who liked to look after himself too lol but i cant help but love him, his political story was Shakespearean and he was one of the few heads of state we had who had vision (a lot of which doesn't get talked about), i know the 80s were a very tough time (the FF later PD traitors didnt help) but Hughey tried to bring Hibernia into the future even if he needed to do it kicking and screaming. hopefully someday we see a leader with at least his drive and vision again here. hail the leader, hail the man
Your right I was wrong when I made that comment I didn't know of the money and affair only the arms crises and only now have I looked into it properly and I'm sorry I want to take it down but don't know how
I hope the party of devalera stays on its knees, and we shall see the rise of the Labour party or even sinn fein, who have better priorities for the country as a whole. Hopefully the corruption and greed of fianna fail politicians will never impact on the welfare of the irish people again.
A giant of the political stage, with enormous success and failures. Deeply flawed, like the rest of us. RIP Charlie.
'us' presumably refers to the clique of flawed pedigree delinquents he ran with.
@@cahillgreg I'll have to disagree with you there and align myself with DJ C16,anyone who's read up on modern Iris history will know the good he did for this country,the assessment that he did everything for himself and any good that happened to the country was an accident is over simplifying
How long have you been addicted to meth?
When I was 9years old and 2 members of my family were FF TDs, I loved this song.
There is two charlies the man and the myth.Both good an bad.History will judge both.rip Charlie.
Greatest Taoiseach of the 20th Century, Varadkar will never be a patch on Charlie
Ewwww!! It's so wrong to put Charlie and Varadkar into the same sentence. Charlie would have rinsed Leo at every occasion.
Greatest political leader of all time 👍✔️
I knew a man that had great time for Charlie, he never disowned him like many did,
may both of them rest in peace
You knew a naive man who knew a knave.
The GOAT in Irish politics.
More the GUBU😂❤
Come back Charlie all is forgiven
Compared to the Shit we're experiencing, we need a Charlie!!
Amen
From Paris shops to Abbeville's doors
The luxurious feel of pure silk roars
In diplomatic bags to Leinster Ho-o-u-se
We'll rise and follow Charvet...
In Charvet shirts, we sing as one
In Charvet shirts, we sing along
In Charvet shirts, we march along
We’ll rise and follow Charvet!
True .great man .he needed them shirts to impress the Europeans who all dress well otherwise they would not respect him and the eu would have treated us poorly . We have the wrong attitude here. We need Charlie .we are Charlie
@@rodeo2108 the belly of the chieftain. .... God, but you are so DUMB
Hey William, can you write a ditty about Garrett's arrangement with AIB or the sweetheart deal which saw the Bourke family paid 3X over the odds for Mary R's homeplace?
smith is generally speaking a british paedophile name ..did you know that ???
@@WillyWorm77 how about the recent revelation that garret snt a priVAte letter to Maggie THATCHER PROMISISNG HIS UNDYING SUPPORT FOR HER ... AN absolute snake ..he had that apedophile mumbling faux intellectual scumbag dither out of him didnt he .. ?? not saying he was apaedophile but thats only one step from jimmy saville being maggies bumboy ..
Put the Country back on its feet. Better by a million miles than the current yolk.
Imagine how much more would have happened without all the ruthlessness and corruption, though. This man could have been one of the greatest politicians of all human history if not for his own avarice.
Loved that Man.Dont think wé évier had a Man like Jim again RIP Charlie
The Morriseys sang it, I think, original song about the Jacobite rebellion in Scotland by bonnie prince Charlie in the 1740s, used in the June 1981 general election when C J came within a few hundred votes of holding power, losing just 4 seats, the h block candidates and the stardust disaster postponing the FF Ard dheis were contributing factors for falling short
One of the best politicians money could buy
Ar dheis De go raibh a anam dilis.
My favorite song
The best leader ireland ever had
Charlie haughty was a good decent man and a hero of Ireland and fianna fail are a good decent party.
The lad simply didn't belong among decent company, let alone at the top of the table.
Finna Fail are a disgrace they wrecked the country along with fine tans they are not fit to Govern the Country
@@cahillgreg Elaborate please.
@@mickdunne981 What about what Fine Gael did?
@@craw.54 He still hasnt elaborated
its like what dean swift once said "All men are capable of being corruptible, its just those that are seemingly incorruptible set the highest price on there deceit" if charles haughey was corrupt why did his corruption get exposed and not others
Simply because the sheer scale of his corruption exceeded most others (proportionately greater risk of being exposed) & occupying the highest office in the land brought a greater degree of scrutiny. He was an incorrigible charlatan who fell so far that he had to step down.
Are you kidding?
Because he wasn't very good at hiding it
I met Charlie once... "Who are you"
I still love the man..
Ha.. Ha.. "Go dance on someone else's grave" and some old hateful individual did it right here on RUclips after he died..
Go on ye boy ye! Rise and follow Charlie. At least The Leader did it all in style.
Many common thieves conduct themselves with great panache.
Jim Halfpenny it’s sad how things country has been overrun with foreigners ,idiots and gays .haughey and Fitzgerald were proper leaders that we need now
@@cahillgreg Proper Doosh, you don’t know what panache is
I wanna ask about this song if it's a folk music of Scotland. I just confusing between this song and Sound The Pibroch. Which is the song Rise and Follow Charlie by McCalman? Can someone anwer for me? Because of my learning for presentation about Scotland. Thank so much!
It's an Irish song which was written by an Irish folk band in support of a politician (Charlie Haughey) of one of Ireland's political parties as an election campaign song. I think he was the prime minister at the time running for re-election in 1981.
It is sound the pibroch music with different lyrics which was made for the irish taoiseach Charlie haughey during his election campaign
i know this is 6 years late but the tune is sound the pibroch about bonnie prince charlie, this is a song written as an election song for charlie haughey, former taoiseach of ireland.
@@KeithPatterson32 It is a traditional Scots song.I certainly heard it in the early 1970s so it is a case of cultural appropriation
@@KeithPatterson32 It cultural appropriation by the Haughey fan club. Fairly harmless overall.
Interesting lyrics, 'Hail the Leader', where have I hear that before?!
Catchy song in fairness
A legend
bellend*
cahillgreg you are proper Doosh
Good Mafia boss. He made the general look like an amateur
We need Charlie now Mafia or no Mafia ..people did well under his watch got us out of the 80s slump . He was the greatest leader of our time
Ro Deo ya fucking ejit himself and lynch put us in the mess only for Fine Gael to pull us out of it and once there work was done he swooned back in with giveaway budgets he was only fit to ride Terry Keane
@@churchparkfarm3178 Fine Gael west Brit sell outs
@@marcasotiarnaigh8672 scottish freemason tusla pimp boys..
The boys are back
Hail the leader, hail the man!
A failed leader and a failure as a man!
@@cahillgreg doosh
True legend
The greatest
🔥🔥🔥🔥🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵
A great man
Yeah, over the cliff.
Legend
there are areas i disagree with Haughey on (mainly his push on the euro), and lets face it he was a man who liked to look after himself too lol
but i cant help but love him, his political story was Shakespearean and he was one of the few heads of state we had who had vision (a lot of which doesn't get talked about), i know the 80s were a very tough time (the FF later PD traitors didnt help) but Hughey tried to bring Hibernia into the future even if he needed to do it kicking and screaming. hopefully someday we see a leader with at least his drive and vision again here. hail the leader, hail the man
Your right I was wrong when I made that comment I didn't know of the money and affair only the arms crises and only now have I looked into it properly and I'm sorry I want to take it down but don't know how
Disgrace...live in within our means he said I had to go to the UK as he took bribes and sailed on his boat etc
Really
You wouldn't??
dear god
aidan g sang well. nice harmony.
scotland clans come over the stream
Song about Charles J. Haughey. Onetime PM of Ireland. A latter day Donald Trump.
Three times, actually.
D. Daly, thank you for recognizing two great men
@@muniman9527 Thank you! Can the GOP and the Donald count on your support?
@@DDaly-zd1cn indeed, always
pity bonnie prince charlie dinna win
Hahahahaha
Charles Haughey was the Trump of his era
Charlie had a bit grey matter upstairs the other nutter has it in his underpants.
Nice tune but lyrics sound similar to the personality cult cultures in Romania, North Korea
Great song. Shit politician.
Over my dead body.
Charlie a national disgrace
I hope the party of devalera stays on its knees, and we shall see the rise of the Labour party or even sinn fein, who have better priorities for the country as a whole. Hopefully the corruption and greed of fianna fail politicians will never impact on the welfare of the irish people again.
NdevlinnilvedN what has labour done for us tax the working man disgrace
You were wrong hahahahahhaha
What a moron!!! Back to the days of the Honda 50!! Frank Cluskey and Gerry Adams, socialist / communist assholes of the last century....
@@muniman9527 Cluskey was a decent man Gerry Adams was not
@@liamcosgrave2937 *hid his brother….
Follow him in to Jail if ever there were any Justice
No he was a corrupt gangster who should have died in jail.