My grandpa used to sing this song to me when I was a baby. He's already been gone longer than I knew him, and can't help but shed a few tears when I listen. Especially because that's how he used to sound when he sang.
This is home. Rostrevor, where the mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea...❤️ Surely the most beautiful place gods hand ever crafted, with a beautiful soundtrack as this to remind us of what we left behind us. Home is home though, and always will be. On the shores of Carlingford lough, in the shadows of the shadows of the beautiful Mourne mountains. ❤️
Lived where the Mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea. For a few years. SO beautiful. Often went to the Percy French pub for a pint after walking the two hours along the beach from Murlough Dundrum to Newcastle.
A wonderful IRISH ballad --- sung with great sensitivity and feeling by the always brilliant, and forever great vocalist Finbar Furey ---- LOVE ❤️ Evelyn O'Connor
I was educated by the Irish Christian Brothers in the Himalayas for a good nine years. It was tough but I had an elder brother to keep me company. I never regretted those years. Hence I developed a love for Irish music. Play on.
this song is so lovely l was born in newry co down came over to England when l was under two years old and l want to go back to see Bess brook where we lived
My grandpa used to sing this song to me when I was a baby. He's already been gone longer than I knew him, and can't help but shed a few tears when I listen. Especially because that's how he used to sound when he sang.
This is home.
Rostrevor, where the mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea...❤️
Surely the most beautiful place gods hand ever crafted, with a beautiful soundtrack as this to remind us of what we left behind us.
Home is home though, and always will be.
On the shores of Carlingford lough, in the shadows of the shadows of the beautiful Mourne mountains. ❤️
Lived where the Mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea. For a few years. SO beautiful. Often went to the Percy French pub for a pint after walking the two hours along the beach from Murlough Dundrum to Newcastle.
A wonderful IRISH ballad --- sung with great sensitivity and feeling by the always brilliant, and forever great vocalist Finbar Furey ---- LOVE ❤️ Evelyn O'Connor
Wonderfully said, Auntie. ❤️
I was educated by the Irish Christian Brothers in the Himalayas for a good nine years. It was tough but I had an elder brother to keep me company. I never regretted those years. Hence I developed a love for Irish music. Play on.
You got a good education!
This song is also in the film Waking Ned Devine. A great movie and really beautifully done. I miss Ireland.
this song is so lovely l was born in newry co down came over to England when l was under two years old and l want to go back to see Bess brook where we lived
Was in Bessbrook a few weeks ago had a delivery there, the snow was knee deep ❄️❄️❄️
My ancestors were from seaforde co down
pure Irish beautiful
I Love this; happy to subscribe😊
I was born in Belfast 1944!
I saw the Fury's in Stafford in 2015 and they were super
The Fureys capture it !
Ur orange opinion is futile.. 32 county Ireland
So you say 😂
home
Ah Percy!
Don McLean aced this song. Does a much better version. Don's voice is much better too. Check the list on the right side of this page to find it.
I will disagree. Finbar Fury is as good as they get.
Maureen Gabert of
Finbar Furey is fantastic. Very hard to beat.
@Keith Davidson 👍
This is a nice version with great Irish charm and character but I agree the don mclean version is pretty special and one of my favourite songs.