My sister’s wedding was legendary. She married a fiddler. I think every Irish musician in Michigan was there. After the venue kicked us out, most of us went down to the Gaelic League and danced the rest of the night away
Mate, I've been obsessing over your channel for the past 90 minutes. You are truly a blessing sent from the divines to bring joy and life into our otherwise bleak and boring days. Bless you.
I heard this song 15 years ago i knew the title but i didnt know how to spell it. I burned though many iterations of the title I lucked out 3 minutes ago. My reward? This exceeds the beauty of the memory that ive kept in my heart of this haunting and panoramic song.
There was no greater shame amongst the Gaels of old than to be considered a poor host. And perhaps no greater esteem than to be thought an exceptional one.
Finding your channel has been the highlight of isolation. I want to learn all the Gaelic languages and all these gorgeous songs ASAP! A dear friend of mine has played the Celtic harp for decades and one day I hope to sing in Gaelic with her instead of just translations, or English folk. The languages are as gorgeous as the music.
@@NiennaFan1 it's a joy, for sure. We were very lucky that we had days off synced up, so we could make a day of it and have a big dinner at the end of rehearsal. I'm sure you'll find a friend or a group to jam with at some point. :)
Superb musicianship 👏👏👏 Bravo! Reminds me of my cousin's wedding, we had Scottish country dancing, and my cousin Richard, who's an excellent dancer, whirled me round so fast he nearly hurled me out into the street!
@@gilbertofustagni8348 this is a scottsh wedding sang. as is dulaman, taken from the scottish song...cutting ferns. as is suill a ruin a scottish song taken from a poem in the 1800s.
Thank you so much for the translation and background info on the dialect. I adore this song & have long wished we would have used it at our own wedding (although I see now that it is perhaps not appropriate for vegetarians! :-) )
Bhi moran daoine uasal ann, Bhi tuataniaigh na h-Alban ann, Bhi 'n maistir scoile 'san ministir ann, Bhi an laoch Mac Amhlaigh ann. Curfá: Donal, 'se Donal, 'Se Donal a rinne an bhainis, Donal agus Morag a rinne an bhainis ainmeil. Bhi cearcan ann, is bhi geoidh ann, Bhi corr is dosean sgairbh ann, Seo bha iad is bhi car bi ann, 'Se cearc na n-ean a b'fhear dhuidh ann. Curfá Bhi braidain 's bric on Eirne ann, Is fluirse feoil na bhfia n-ean ann, Feol mart is lao, ba bhlasta bhi, Bhi uanfheol friochta is oisfheoil ann. Curfá Bhi 'n di go fial 's fairsing ann, Bhi brannda is fion na Spainne ann, Bhi poitin stil is mead le mil, Bhi beoir is leann na h-Eireann. Curfá (Instrumental section) Curfá 3x (Instrumental)
Is maith liom an t-amhrán seo agus Is breá liom do channel ach ní táim an gaeilgeoir maith ach tá labhraith Gaeilge uaim. Sorry, I barely speak Irish, but I'm learning, event thought I am from Slovakia, I really love those songs and your channel. :)
My grandparents came down to Boston from Cape Breton. We would visit often when I was a child, spending a lot of time in Port Hood and Inverness. My grandmother played this song for me when I was young and it is one of my absolute favorites to this day.
There were many noble people there The country folk from Scotland and The school master, the minister And the bold McAuley there. Dónal, ‘sé Dónal, ‘sé Dónal a rinne an bhainis. Dónal agus Mórag a rinne an bhainis ainmeall. With hens and geese in number there And sea birds by the dozen Of all of it, the favorite feast It was the chickens they preferred Salmon, trout, from the Erne, Abundancy of game and birds. Beef and veal the tastiest Roasted lamb and venison The drinks were full and generous With wine and Spanish brandy Still potcheen and honey mead From Ireland there was ale and beer
Tha an t-òran seò fìor sgòineall air èisteach air an eàdar-linne`. 'Se math air eisteachd cànann de tha s'fheàrr léinne! Math òrthu fhèin agus tàinge mhòr airson do 'channel' an seò. Cum Sàbhach agus Cum Fàláinn Màth dhút.
Imagine your wedding being so dope they sing of it forever later
Everyone who was anyone was there ;)
My sister’s wedding was legendary. She married a fiddler. I think every Irish musician in Michigan was there. After the venue kicked us out, most of us went down to the Gaelic League and danced the rest of the night away
Mate, I've been obsessing over your channel for the past 90 minutes. You are truly a blessing sent from the divines to bring joy and life into our otherwise bleak and boring days. Bless you.
I heard this song 15 years ago i knew the title but i didnt know how to spell it.
I burned though many iterations of the title
I lucked out 3 minutes ago.
My reward?
This exceeds the beauty of the memory that ive kept in my heart of this haunting and panoramic song.
What degenerate disliked this beautiful piece of history?
Degenerates There's four of them
They weren't invited to the wedding
Either that or they did go and never got cake.
people who lost their glasses and misclicked.
@@sariahnicely9909 😂😂😂
I didn't expect mixing of the two languages that's pretty cool
So basically the whole song is about food
Straizo Sure why not? Lol. What a feast it must have been
MOOD
Preferably with a lot of meat.
Its really about the prestige and character of the hosts. Generous, well known, wealthy, respected and liked.
There was no greater shame amongst the Gaels of old than to be considered a poor host. And perhaps no greater esteem than to be thought an exceptional one.
Finding your channel has been the highlight of isolation. I want to learn all the Gaelic languages and all these gorgeous songs ASAP! A dear friend of mine has played the Celtic harp for decades and one day I hope to sing in Gaelic with her instead of just translations, or English folk. The languages are as gorgeous as the music.
That sounds lovely! I wish I had more friends who would make music with me!
@@NiennaFan1 it's a joy, for sure. We were very lucky that we had days off synced up, so we could make a day of it and have a big dinner at the end of rehearsal. I'm sure you'll find a friend or a group to jam with at some point. :)
Superb musicianship 👏👏👏 Bravo! Reminds me of my cousin's wedding, we had Scottish country dancing, and my cousin Richard, who's an excellent dancer, whirled me round so fast he nearly hurled me out into the street!
The chorus reminds me a bit the one from the song Dulaman.
Yeah, Dulaman gealach!
I agree
@@gilbertofustagni8348 this is a scottsh wedding sang. as is dulaman, taken from the scottish song...cutting ferns. as is suill a ruin a scottish song taken from a poem in the 1800s.
Aw! An Irish and Scottish wedding 😀💝💖 👰 🎩 💒 💍 song!
I've been transported by this, feeling the joy of the ancestors and the suffering. Just love it. It fills me with longing. Gorgeous.
I love this song. I could hear it all day.
I know, right? I found it yesterday and I can't stop listening to it!
I initially found this song on a CD I borrowed from a public library of Waltham, Massachusetts, and immediately fell in love! ❤
Cheers to your library for having it!
I've loved this song for years, ever since I was a little girl. Thank you for the translation!
I’ve been searching this song for 20 years! I’ve always had it on my mind since I was a child ! I found it 🤍
Thank you so much for the translation and background info on the dialect. I adore this song & have long wished we would have used it at our own wedding (although I see now that it is perhaps not appropriate for vegetarians! :-) )
Oh, is breá liom an t-amhrán seo! Níl a fhios agam cén fáth...
Ní gá duit cúis i ndáirire. Is leor éisteacht leis na focail agus taitneamh a bhaint as na foinn chun do chuid boitáille a ardú isteach i ngné eile.
I've waited 12 years for this
I have sang this song since I was a little girl and now I finally know what I am singing! Thank you for the translation!
I've never been happier to subscribe to someone
Bhi moran daoine uasal ann,
Bhi tuataniaigh na h-Alban ann,
Bhi 'n maistir scoile 'san ministir ann,
Bhi an laoch Mac Amhlaigh ann.
Curfá:
Donal, 'se Donal,
'Se Donal a rinne an bhainis,
Donal agus Morag a rinne an
bhainis ainmeil.
Bhi cearcan ann, is bhi geoidh ann,
Bhi corr is dosean sgairbh ann,
Seo bha iad is bhi car bi ann,
'Se cearc na n-ean a b'fhear dhuidh ann.
Curfá
Bhi braidain 's bric on Eirne ann,
Is fluirse feoil na bhfia n-ean ann,
Feol mart is lao, ba bhlasta bhi,
Bhi uanfheol friochta is oisfheoil ann.
Curfá
Bhi 'n di go fial 's fairsing ann,
Bhi brannda is fion na Spainne ann,
Bhi poitin stil is mead le mil,
Bhi beoir is leann na h-Eireann.
Curfá
(Instrumental section)
Curfá 3x
(Instrumental)
Спосиба за стихи!
Thank you for sharing this treasure with us!
I love this song but this version is absolutely amazing 🥰
Will be going to sleep to this song, perfect posting time!
the best - Altan - The World's Best!!!!
I swear the most difficult languages to learn are languages from Wales, Ireland and Scotland.
Is maith liom an t-amhrán seo agus Is breá liom do channel ach ní táim an gaeilgeoir maith ach tá labhraith Gaeilge uaim.
Sorry, I barely speak Irish, but I'm learning, event thought I am from Slovakia, I really love those songs and your channel. :)
Can I ask, what resources do you use to learn the language?
@@lyramorales2020 I use Duolingo and I chat with the Irish in their language if they can speak it of course :) I hope this will help u at least a bit
@Agáta Komanová it does, except that I'm in Texas US, so there aren't many Irish native speakers over here😂 thank you!
Tá Gaeilge maithe agat! Sílim go bhfuil sé éachtach atá tú in ann an teanga a fhoghlaim cé nach bhuil tú in Éirinn!! Grá ó hÉirinn go Slóvaic!
Lived in Cape Breton for a time - love the similarities in the last minute of the song! Bualadh bos, folks!
My grandparents came down to Boston from Cape Breton. We would visit often when I was a child, spending a lot of time in Port Hood and Inverness. My grandmother played this song for me when I was young and it is one of my absolute favorites to this day.
Joyful and merry, good to know we do happy too.
jamming to this on guitar. so beautiful.
There were many noble people there
The country folk from Scotland and
The school master, the minister
And the bold McAuley there.
Dónal, ‘sé Dónal, ‘sé Dónal a rinne an bhainis.
Dónal agus Mórag a rinne an bhainis ainmeall.
With hens and geese in number there
And sea birds by the dozen
Of all of it, the favorite feast
It was the chickens they preferred
Salmon, trout, from the Erne,
Abundancy of game and birds.
Beef and veal the tastiest
Roasted lamb and venison
The drinks were full and generous
With wine and Spanish brandy
Still potcheen and honey mead
From Ireland there was ale and beer
I'VE BEEN TRYING TO FIND THIS SO FOR MONTHS!! OMG!!!
i love this song❤
I love the change at 3.23
And the song too)
I think everyone’s getting up to dance ;)
Apparently everyone saw this from school? Dude I WISH y'all are lucky :/
-from an American who thinks chemistry absolutely sucks atm
Love the Donegal accent
I love this channel!
Love this tune!
Hey there, just wanted to say I love what you do here, it's awesome! Keep it up and good luck with uni ^^
Lots of love from Belgium :)
Request: Wexford Carol
Thank U Máire !!! 💓😘💓
1:12 when Sidney the sailboat is on sprout
We say carc too in gilaki
Thanks!
This is fabulous! I realize your to-do list is probably already packed, but could you translate Ní Ag Gur I gCéill at some point?
donal and morag scottish wedding sang, very scottish names
A minister and not a priest or father suggests it’s a Presbyterian wedding
Wait I missed it-who got married? 😝
And Morag too. They made a famous wedding.
Go raibh maith agat 😀
What's the difference between go raibh maith agat and tapadh leat
Go hionach ar fad. Go raibh maith agaibh!
Great, now im hungry
an auld scottish wedding sang
Go raibh maith agat!
Could you please do mna na heireann?
Tha an t-òran seò fìor sgòineall air èisteach air an eàdar-linne`. 'Se math air eisteachd cànann de tha s'fheàrr léinne! Math òrthu fhèin agus tàinge mhòr airson do 'channel' an seò. Cum Sàbhach agus Cum Fàláinn Màth dhút.
I no it all in Irish
wow me too probably because were in the SAME school
Your kidding 2008 is when the movie was released I feel so awesome
whos here from my class
me
hi joseph
что-то между английским немецким и французским... Что это за прикрасный язык ?
Называется Ирландски
Sin Gaeilge, teanga ceilteach as Éireann.