Dublin Fire Brigade Pipe Band "Dawning of the day - Minstrel Boy - Let Erin Remember"
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- Опубликовано: 10 авг 2011
- Dublin Fire Brigade Pipe Band playing and marching past Trinity College in the Dublin 2011 Saint Patricks Day "Dawning of the day - Minstrel Boy - Let Erin Remember"
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I’m not Irish, I’m Mexican/Native American who was adopted by an Irish/Italian/German family, and I’ve always loved the bagpipes and drums. Hearing it from the FDNY all my life back home in NYC. Especially after 9/11. This is just beautiful!
My joke is that I am Half Irish Half German and all Italian...but I love all my American people!
I really think that the weekend closest to the 4th of July should be American culture day when we celebrate all the awesome cultures that have been blended together in our Big old melting pot!
Let youre celtic blood flo proud my brother
You are Irish
Love this band.Long Live Ireland!!
As a member of the 'Greatest Generation' and an Irishman by affinity and inclination The sight of the American flag in the parade fills me with pride.
Brother man, those flags are woven together with blood and tears....
the minstrel boy - beautiful
Excellent stuff ❤
Very fine performance, gentlemen!
Very nice. Well done, thank you.
Wow well done that's brilliant
Thanks for posting . Nice to see in isolation on saint Patrick's day .
Very good. Best regards
Erin Go Braugh
Sláinte to Ireland
Can’t wait to march to the tunes once this bs is over...
And long live,ENNIS,IRELAND
good
That drum corps is pretty bitchin'.
nary a union jack in sight
Indeed and they should remove the St Patrick cross from it,should have been done years ago. When Scotland removes the St Andrew cross from it, It's going to look pretty stupid as a flag :D Alba gu Brath
Quite right, Numpty. Bring it on! Eire agus Alba go bragh.
culls33 That's because in the 1920's after independence the brave IRA beat up and in at least one case murdered anyone who dared show one. You do not need to kill many people for showing a flag for them to get the message. By contrast the Irish Club in our English town has flown the Irish Republics flag 24/7 for 30 years and nobody gives a damn.
Numpty Then you are left with the cross of St George on a white ground which has always been the flag of England and looks reasonable enough.
freebeerfordworkers You would still have the St Patrick cross that's the red diagonal cross dopey!
Every time I see an Irish pipe band here on utube they look more Scottish than Irish. Scottish kilts the pipers wearing the glengary and the pipe major wearing the feathered bonnet not to mention the Highland great pipes :-) still I guess it's a kinda compliment to Scotland.
The Scottish are simply an offshoot of the Gaelic Irish.
JameGumbsMigraines.
For christ sake MGinty what does that even mean? The Scots came from central Europe landed in Scotland or Pictland went over to Ulster and have been going back and forth ever since Not the other way around are you english? you sound as daft as one:D
The kilts are the colours of Dublin.
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Big Jake
And your point is?
'Tis said of the kilt: if you wear underwear with it, it's called a skirt.
I was busting a gut to see a tenor drum florish 😕😕😕
As an indigenous Irishman I camnot get my head around the fact that in a celebration of our patron saint we see tricolours, stars and stripes and various other flags which bear absolutely no relationship to Saint Patrick. Where is the red saltire? St. Patrick's flag. Why are the participants dressed in tartan, feather bonnets and glengarrys. All Scottish attire. Why are they playing
Highland pipes onstead of Brian Boru? There is nothing here which relates to St. Patrick or my Irish culture
The kilt and pipes are Irish, both were used and worn
@@poundlandbandit6124 Yes saffron kilts and old Irish warpipes (Brian Boru) with 2 drones. One bass one tenor and a keyed chanter giving the pipes the ability to play a full chromatic scale. Not 3 drones. 1 Bass and 2 tenor and a non keyed chanter as in Highland pipes. Scottish. I have played in a Brian Boru pipe band. Before the amalgamation of the three Irish infantry regiments. Brian Boru pipes were played.
@@poundlandbandit6124 incidentally if you notice I never mentioned kilts. Kilts and shawls derived from the old celtic brat. I mentioned feather bonnets and tartan.
Tiocfaídh ar lá 🇮🇪🇮🇪
WTF? Why are they wearing Scottish highland dress and tartan? Irish kilts are saffron? Scottish glengarries for headdress? Instead of a Caubeen? White spats/putties instead of buckles? Jeez this is like watching the plastics in NYC on St Patrick's Day
Michael Wallace The uniform.and colours are based on the Dublin Fire Brigade uniform and not on the Irish Traditional Uniform. The kilt colours are that of Dublin City which the fire brigade are the bearers of the cities sword and mace and are the honour guard to the lord mayor.
They are also the colours of the Dublin GAA teams.If your in dublin during the GAA season you will see these colours everywhere michael wallace
There's no such thing as an Irish kilt. Or an Irish tartan. This is all a pastiche of Scottish regimental bands of the British army. Funnily enough.
yeah the irish wore a kilt like garb called the feileadh mor or belted plaid but they did have tartans just not as many as us scots
@@poundlandbandit6124 that's not a kilt though. And it's connection to Ireland is also fairly tenuous. Think they were worn by Gallowglasses.
And now for the great discussions to begin whenever an Irishman is seen wearing a plaid kilt...1-2-3...
Some people have mixed up ideas on their heritage? Scottish highland wear, taratan kilts, glengarries, spats????
Irish = Plain Saffron kilts, green tunics/uniforms, caubeen for headwear. It's like watching St Patrick's Day in New York/Boston. 😅😂😀
considering that the oldest set of bagpipes found in the world were found in county wicklow Ireland not scotland i would stop complaining about the kilt and realize that the only thing that you as Scotsmen have is haggis and a obnoxious accent and your only worth on the world plane (bagpipes) arent even Scottish
p.s why are you complaining about Irish Americans playing bagpipes in america they have more claim to the bagpipes than you do as a ignorant dumb Scotsman, sheesh how many of you asses must i correct
sites.google.com/site/bagpipersforhireireland/oldest-bagpipes-in-the-world-are-irish
@@frederickemail9985 a lot of cottish culture came from the dal riada who brought the kilt and the tartan to pictish scotland over 1500 years ago.,
@@jimmurray9032 utter rubbish
@@brucecollins4729 even. The name of your. Countrg. Came from Ireland. The irish. We're not called. The Irish. They were. Originally. The scoti. Do your research. A lot of people are not aware of their own history. This. Is true. Right around the world
Finally. I'm not try Ng to argue this I merely want Tipo my out the truth that I'm aware. Of. Thank you for your wonderful. Words
How dare pipes play this pure sacrilege
Dont understand
An Irish band? Dressed in Scottish Highland attire and tartan?!l No saffron or a caubeen? A tad mixed up?
The predecessor of the kilt was the Gaelic Brat and Great kilt. Still mixed up pal? 😂😂
Sounds great but yet again why is an Irish pipe band wearing the Scottish highland dress?? We should know our own colours ffs, we dont wear sporrans either, someone tell them to get down to lords and sort out saffron or black kilts and buckled brogues!!!
Highland pipes aren't Irish either.
@@smck001 they are though sites.google.com/site/bagpipersforhireireland/oldest-bagpipes-in-the-world-are-irish do your research before you start making an ass of yourself on the internet
Not one of them flew the true flag of ireland! Its a Golden Harp , on a field of Blue!!! That's he REAL FLAG OF IRELAND
Tony Tony No its not its just the flag of leinster
@@galoglaich3281 Actually, most people nowadays think its the hsrp on a green field , the most commonly used todsy, but I hsve researched it, historically, it was actually blue
@@TonyTony-xq2ut but that isnt the flag of ireland its a county flag
That's the flag of the president of Ireland, and blue became associated with the British Lordship of Ireland, so no, the true Irish flag is the tricolour.