There’s also a few scenes from the Michael Collins movie, namely the Croke Park Bloody Sunday and scene with the tans being toasted with the petrol bomb.
@@DapaChrons yeah, just pointing out how they chose the worst possible clip for those words. Cause them Zulus don't look frightened to the marrow, guvn'r
I mean the entire song is kind of sarcastic in tone "oh yeah, you were real badasses there, TOTALLY scared the zulu" is supposed to be the intended message there; these are the same people who won't come out to fight the singer like a man, either.
@@drewgehringer7813 I wouldn't call it a fight with the zulus it was slaughter and its said if it had went on a little longer the Zulas would have won but spears against heavy guns isn't a fight but the Words frightened to the marrow shows what the Zulus were up against but attacked nonetheless plus we were not there..
Bastards fired shots at my grandmother and her sister going to school in Clare and proceeded up to their mother's house looking for the men and ransacked the place and made her cook all her food at gunpoint and ate everything. My grandfather was in the Tipp 2nd brigade and watch Templemore sacked in 1920. These were my fathers parents who's a Congo Veteran and is still alive at 80. This was fairly raw for him to hear the government was going to commemorate the RIC. God help next blueshirt that comes to my door.
Same here i have family members still alive that lost brothers and cousins, Luceys of west Cork my uncle Christy shot in the back walking across the road, my great grandfather dr con was in the ambush shown in this clip gives me great pride to know they took no prisoners
loved your post, but not sure about the Congo Vet bit.... You hate the B&T which is great, but then, in the same paragraph, you say that your grandpappy was involved in his own colonial activities? what a fucked up world.
@@systlin2596 so he was a slave then? no free will - like the NAZI concentration camp guards right? you know, i'm pretty sure there was something written about that not being in an accuse.... anyway.
Why? lol, the song has nothing to do with the WOI or the Civil war as for using Michael Collins in the video are you completely devoid of any knowledge of Irish History?
@@odonnchada9994 roman catholicism is just a rite of the Catholic church there are much more like Maronite Catholic and Cheldean Catholic all of them are the same in belief and have the same pope and saints
I was in Ireland in the 1970's when the Wolf Tones were supposed to perform at a local pub. They didn't show. About an hour later, a local band performed - a family - I think they woke the kids up. I remember a small girl with a bandage on her knee. I'm sure the group had a good reason for not showing, but kudos to the small, wee girl who was woken up to take their place. And thanks also to the audience who greeted the substitutes with grace and politeness. So - proudly boast your sentiments, but take a minute out to thank the wee ones who filled in for you.
Killian Geber "every country hates you." Lol ok. Tell that to the Americans. Nobody forced us to leave, but we chose to leave so we wouldn't be controlled by the EU anymore.
I'm not even Irish but when I hear this song, I want to roll up my sleeves, buy a one way ticket to Ireland tell my wife to bury me with the Irish flag. Good shit man
@Myth Tree My intuitive sense of melody (when I "sing" spontaneous rhyming verse to myself with no music) is pure folk. I don't bother trying to explain it; I didn't grow up listening to it. Must be proof that I Have Irish forebears.
Sometimes I feel like I'm going to get put on a list when I go deep on a Wolfe Tones binge. Of the commonly available Irish tunes, they're definitely the most subversive and the most recent in the events they sing about.
It feels that way doesn’t it? The natives are restless, the corruption and incompetence overflowing, food processing plants and livestock being burned down infected killed. It will get crazier
While leaders like Pearse and Connolly played key roles in the Easter Rising, Sinn Féin's stance evolved. Initially, Sinn Féin supported the Rising, but later, it split into pro and anti-Treaty factions during the Civil War (1922-1923). Pearse and Connolly were associated with groups like the Irish Volunteers and Irish Citizen Army, respectively, which were instrumental in the Rising 🇮🇪❤
Heard this first in a pub in Ireland when visiting it in the 70's. Everyone was singing there and that amazed me. Once I learned the meaning of the song I could totally get it.
Tommy is my Maternal Uncle and is the soundest Man you could ever meet... my beautiful Grandparents (Lord Rest Them Both) were so seriously religious and our Family have NO affiliation with the RA. They were SO so proud of their eldest Son. I am too x
I am not Irish, but this song just goes straight to my stomach and I cry so hard. It's so beautiful and yet it makes me wanna fight all oppression in the world. Long Live the Irish!!
Im irish and im proud to be irish. (Mostly because of this song.)but we have gotten over the past and I think the English will be liking us a lot more these days 👍
Very true, we forced that change though. That's something we should never forget. 100 years ago our ancestors fought and died for out our freedom to birth our Rupibluc. We cannot forget that. ❤🇮🇪
Come out you black and tans..my father sang this song ..my mother told me stories about how bad the black and tans were I still remember her stories 💚👍🎶🎻
they were a force for good, irish at home betrayed their fellow irishmen when they were at war how would you feel towards these gangs when you got back home and instead of being treated like a veteran you were refused to eat or shop at places you used to, all because you fought nazism??
I proud with the sprit of Irish fighters gained independence from the UK in year 1922. Our homeland also colonised with the UK which started in Penang (1786), following Malacca (1824) then the Malay States namely Naning (1833 then absorbed to Malacca), Perak (1874), Selangor and Kuala Lumpur (1874), Negeri Sembilan (1875), Pahang (1888) where these four states confederated known as the Federated Malay States in 1896. After the treaty with Siam, British gained another four northern Malay States from Siam through the Treaty of Bangkok 1909 where these states such as Perlis, Kedah, a part of Reman State (being a part of British Malaya which was absorbed with the State of Perak), Kelantan and Terengganu. Johor became a British protectorate state in 1914. The Malay Peninsular under British control covering three entities such as the Straits Settlements (Penang, Malacca, Dindings and Singapore), the Federated Malay States (Perak, Selangor, Negeri Sembilan and Pahang) and the Unfederated Malay States (Perlis, Kedah, Kelantan, Terengganu and Johor) known as the British Malaya. In 1946, the British Malaya which excluding the Colony of Singapore was known as the Crown Colony of Malayan Union but on 1 February 1948, the Union was disbanded and the Federation of Malay States or Malaya had replaced after several the Malays refused to be a Union. Federation of Malaya gained it independence on 31 August 1957. Sarawak was an independent kingdom after James Brooke became a King of Sarawak in 1842. Sarawak continuously being a British Protectorate State until 1946 then became a Crown Colony until 22 July 1963 and established the Federation of Malaysia on 16 September 1963. Sabah or formerly known as North Borneo became a colony of the British North Borneo Chartered Company in 1878. Same with Sarawak and the Federation of Malay States, these countries formed Malaysia on 16 September 1963.
What has the song got to do with the British as the events in the song takes place from 1928 and the song is insulting a group of Irish people not British or English people and you have clearly forgotten that Irish fighters did not gain independence from the UK in 1922, and still haven't to this day. You have obviously forgotten and the 6 counties in the North of Ireland that are still part of the UK in 1923.
To say that there was a famine in wrong. The British were shipping food out of Ireland. Those people were starved to death to enrich the wealthy of the empire. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Famine_(Ireland)#Food_exports_during_Famine This kind of thing happened all over the British Empire until it dissolved. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Bengal_famine_of_1770 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bengal_famine_of_1943
@David McConville and dont forget Irish americans (many who served in the us military) came back home to fight in the risings. The Irish unlike any other race keep out heritage and our love for the land of our familes i was raised by irish immagrant grand parents and they tought me to keep my heart Irish and never forget thats why i was sent every year to stay with family in Belfast
Phantom Aviator because if they gave up Ireland it would give a green light to all the other separatists and socialists, the British government likes its power so they won’t do it
@@nestormakhno9266 i know but, *you're not a superpower anymore England, if it wasnt for America, France, Germany, Canada, and your other allies you'd be nonexistent by now*
Us English don't give a shit, you guys can be united for all we care It's the nutjobs waving the Union Jacks in Ulster stopping it, we'd be glad to be shot off them
The film stars mostly Irish actors and was made by British director Ken Loach. It is an international co-production between companies in Ireland, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Spain, France, Belgium, and Switzerland. The title derives from the song of the same name, "The Wind That Shakes the Barley", by 19th-century author Robert Dwyer Joyce. The song made the phrase "the wind that shakes the barley".
and all same boat, my family wear romany travlers, our rhomes got ran sacked by the imperial british empire, all the men got through in the pits, all the women became slaves, children too, then came the great first war, only 3 men survived the war out 20 wear all brothers, guess they got throughed with the irish/Scottish/welsh brigade, the first to die.
This song made me cry for the first time in awhile my grandfather was in the ira im an American but was raised in a part of ny that pretty much everyone besides me and my father were 100% irsh makes me sad how ive left the culture and dont think of myself as Irish but rather American
@@daithiodunn2048 great grandfather was a part during the easter rising then grandfather was involved in the 60s not to sure though also I'm in the upstate of New York
@@jimmytgoose476Not sure why you should accuse me of being a troll (I don't live under a bridge and eat goats or turn to stone in daylight). I was just pointing out the awful things that were done to the Irish by our "wonderful" (said with sarcasm) leaders in the past. Could it be that you are one of those leaders?
Jayziz, I've been accused of some feckin' bizarre things but a leader who profits from others ?! Look at your "likes" ; one of them was me . I was calling the previous eejit a troll . Which i believe he is . Extreme volume and peace ✌
Won’t belong before there will be a vote in Northern Ireland to join the Republic, maybe following a Scottish indy vote. Then it’s just England and Wales!
That was the most waffled comment I have ever read you said we need Northern Ireland back when we already do sadly and the you put ivory coast flags and the put English flags like what!
I've never been to Ireland. I'm not an Irishman. Nonetheless, when I hear this music, it transports me to 1916, to the 1920s, the 60s even. I AM there clutching my rifle alongside my comrades and waiting for the ambush to begin when that lorry full of the Queens worst comes around the corner. Thank You from my eternal soul for being who you were and for making this music to chronicle it all. You have inspired an old American Rebel to keep on the fight with your tales of better men and women who believed in something real & true and gave everything to gain it. I know it's kind of warm and squishy, but I tear up when I listen to some of these. Easy to believe in past lives when I listen to Rebel tunes.
@@KratomFlavoredAdidas What bloody uprising of 1799 are you on about (Jez where do you guys get this rubbish from) so please tell me all about it as I thought (silly me) it was the 1798 Rebellion of the Great United Irishman (24 May 1798 to 23rd Sept 1798). As for the 1799 uprising in Ireland, I must have been away from school that day when we were taught that one! Off you go then, over to you, to tell me all about the 1799 uprising (although I think it maybe called a rebellion not an uprising). Still, tell me more!
Scotland is sliding towards that path at the mo...I'm Scottish as fuck and will defend my country if it comes to it against an english parliament, if they want to throw 18 yr old squadies at the country that invented guerilla warfare, then fuck them all..Do your homework, they actually said they would put boots on the ground and treat us like Catalonia..
Stop copying and pasting that same quote into every Irish song. I am Irish and the Scottish are brave people with plenty of courage too. They are our brothers and sisters. They will reunite their people just as we will.
Unfortunately, Scotland is still ruled by the same upper class, that still rule England, the Norman ruling class, who took over Scotland after the battle of Culloden , would be hard for the Scots to extradite themselves from the heavily ingrained Norman society they live in today, yours William the Conqueror
It was whispered among my family that my great-grandfather took his foot in hand and got the hell out of Ireland after killing two of John bull's finest.
It wasn't uncommon for people to have to flee in such circumstances. In Wexford after the 1798 rebellion there was a clear out of people who fought in the rising. If they were caught they would be hanged. You'll find descendants of these Wexford people all over North America, Argentina, Chile, Australia and some in South Africa.
For those interested, the movie playing in the background is called "The wind that shakes the barley"
Thank you - was wondering!
Thank you very much!
There’s also a few scenes from the Michael Collins movie, namely the Croke Park Bloody Sunday and scene with the tans being toasted with the petrol bomb.
The very start of the video is the aftermath of the GPO after the rising
Spot on, brilliant film... .Ireland
>frightened them natives
Shows the Zulus charging the British guns like bosses
Battle of Rorke's Drift was no joke, there were 16 irish soldiers in that regiment against the Zulus
@@DapaChrons yeah, just pointing out how they chose the worst possible clip for those words. Cause them Zulus don't look frightened to the marrow, guvn'r
@@achintyanaithani889 thats the joke, the line is ironic
I mean the entire song is kind of sarcastic in tone
"oh yeah, you were real badasses there, TOTALLY scared the zulu" is supposed to be the intended message there; these are the same people who won't come out to fight the singer like a man, either.
@@drewgehringer7813 I wouldn't call it a fight with the zulus it was slaughter and its said if it had went on a little longer the Zulas would have won but spears against heavy guns isn't a fight but the Words frightened to the marrow shows what the Zulus were up against but attacked nonetheless plus we were not there..
Listening to this on dead queen day!
You’re so cool!! You totally have a stable and loving family!
Li zzie in box
Talk about disrespectful💀
Hey Im irish how dare you celebrate it
Without me🍀🇮🇪
I would give you another like. But I won't be the one to change the 69 lol. So here's my written like
Bastards fired shots at my grandmother and her sister going to school in Clare and proceeded up to their mother's house looking for the men and ransacked the place and made her cook all her food at gunpoint and ate everything. My grandfather was in the Tipp 2nd brigade and watch Templemore sacked in 1920. These were my fathers parents who's a Congo Veteran and is still alive at 80. This was fairly raw for him to hear the government was going to commemorate the RIC. God help next blueshirt that comes to my door.
Templemore was sacked in 1920?
Same here i have family members still alive that lost brothers and cousins, Luceys of west Cork my uncle Christy shot in the back walking across the road, my great grandfather dr con was in the ambush shown in this clip gives me great pride to know they took no prisoners
loved your post, but not sure about the Congo Vet bit.... You hate the B&T which is great, but then, in the same paragraph, you say that your grandpappy was involved in his own colonial activities?
what a fucked up world.
@@Cryptokat Not like he had a choice. The English conscripted Irishmen and shipped them off to war without so much as a 'please'
@@systlin2596 so he was a slave then? no free will - like the NAZI concentration camp guards right? you know, i'm pretty sure there was something written about that not being in an accuse....
anyway.
Very good use of the scenes from the wind that shakes the barley 👏👏
What's the problem? Used and after we detroit
And Michael Collins
Two of my favorite movies
Till I die 🇮🇪 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🩲 ✊✊✊✊✊😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
Why? lol, the song has nothing to do with the WOI or the Civil war as for using Michael Collins in the video are you completely devoid of any knowledge of Irish History?
"So what kind of music do you listen to?"
"COME OUT YE BLACK AND TANS, COME AND FIGHT ME LIKE A MAN!!!"
The Irish hymns
From Lebanon long live Ireland long live catholics
Fuck Catholicism
@@Jesus.saves0174 keep seething protestant
@@rhys45 exactly
In Death We Live. Hail Glorious Roman Catholic Saints And Martyrs Of Éireann.☘🇮🇪
@@odonnchada9994 roman catholicism is just a rite of the Catholic church there are much more like Maronite Catholic and Cheldean Catholic all of them are the same in belief and have the same pope and saints
Fun fact the only boarder around Ireland is the sea.
Not so fun a fact for the Irish 😢
@@RalphieCif12 We are protected from attacks from land though :)
32counties one country .erin
Let's hope it stays that way. Boris Johnson wanted to build a wall through our beautiful country. That would mean war all over again.
Unholy egg no it’s bordered by land in Nth Ireland!
Love from Germany 🇩🇪🤝🇮🇪
Germany Irelands glorious allies !
You'll never beat the Irish. When the shit really hits the fan. My money is on the Irish.🇮🇪 The real Irish who love their land and their people.
Our government doesnt love their people
@@daithiodunn2048 I know
lOl, 1798, 1803, 1916 and so on, your money was on the Irish then? Then you would have lost every single time mate.
Total respect to Ireland from Brazil!!!
👍🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
🇧🇷🇮🇪 🇧🇷🇮🇪🇧🇷🇮🇪🇧🇷🇮🇪🇧🇷🇮🇪👏👏👏👏
Doesn't surprise me that a Nazi respects the IRA.
@@abren5974 was erwin rommel a nazi?
Gavin Dorney Yes
God bless those who fight and die for freedom and liberty
Where are the freedom fighters today?
Hail Glorious Roman Catholic Saints And Martyrs Of Éireann.☘🇮🇪
@@sorenfrey living in a non British Ireland
@@josephmcloughlin8694 Their descendants may, but I see very few freedom fighters in todays world, and we need them. Some good songs too
@@sorenfreyYour right but the world is changing and has woken up. Ireland is becoming a nation of fighters again. 🇮🇪
I was in Ireland in the 1970's when the Wolf Tones were supposed to perform at a local pub. They didn't show. About an hour later, a local band performed - a family - I think they woke the kids up. I remember a small girl with a bandage on her knee.
I'm sure the group had a good reason for not showing, but kudos to the small, wee girl who was woken up to take their place. And thanks also to the audience who greeted the substitutes with grace and politeness.
So - proudly boast your sentiments, but take a minute out to thank the wee ones who filled in for you.
Вот это история
Respect to the Irish people and their cause, from your brothers and allies of the Basque Country. Agurrak Gipuzkoarrak!
@@elocriativa Eta + Ira + Catalonian front?
Tiocfaidh ár lá, UP THE FUCKIN RA!!!
Dunno, some Catalan separatists are too far into the right-wing compared to the other two groups.
I always found it so damn pretentious how some of you feel somehow qualified to speak in the name of millions of people.
@@higochumbo8932 quit bitching
God bless my Republican brothers.
May your Republican brothers rot in hell like the traitors they are.
@@abren5974 Haha fuck off ya Brexit loving fuck!
Killian Geber You make it seem like it's a bad thing to love taking back control of our country... weird...
Also, go fuck yourself🖕🏻
@@abren5974 taking back control? No one forced you to do anything 😂😂. Also FYI every country hates you.
Killian Geber "every country hates you." Lol ok. Tell that to the Americans.
Nobody forced us to leave, but we chose to leave so we wouldn't be controlled by the EU anymore.
I'm not even Irish but when I hear this song, I want to roll up my sleeves, buy a one way ticket to Ireland tell my wife to bury me with the Irish flag. Good shit man
@Myth Tree My intuitive sense of melody (when I "sing" spontaneous rhyming verse to myself with no music) is pure folk. I don't bother trying to explain it; I didn't grow up listening to it. Must be proof that I Have Irish forebears.
Sometimes I feel like I'm going to get put on a list when I go deep on a Wolfe Tones binge. Of the commonly available Irish tunes, they're definitely the most subversive and the most recent in the events they sing about.
Oohrah
@@rolandmiller569 Maybe we should put them on our list one of these days.
"Americans" Why dont they just find their own culture and history
Im English, and I bloody love the Irish, unionist, republican, protestant or catholic. God save Ireland and/or the republic.
We’re branches of the same tree we need to stick together now !!!
Up the Rah
@@opencurtin yep but cos of brexit its impossible
Us saying that so u won't get cursed at by the irish
Unionists never really say their Irish
Glory to Ireland from Croatia! ✝️🇭🇷
Thank you,good woman from Croatia,lovely to hear good tidings from Eastern Europe.
@@BarryHart-xo1oy Thank you. *Central Europe (Cro) 😎💪❤️
@@vilavelebita88 Balkans is not Central Europe mate. Northern Croatia is in Central Europe but Dalmatia for sure is not.
2:26 I liked that alot that was very very satisfying when he threw that petrol bomb
He be like “PARRY THIS YOU FU*KING BRITISH!”
Urgh
@@coolsceegaming6178 XD
I liked the parts when Black and Tans scalped finian whores.
TAKE MY BOMB NOT MY POTATO
Love from Lebanon ❤🇱🇧🇮🇪
Long live to Ireland from Poland 🇵🇱🤝🏻🇮🇪
we love our catholic polish brothers always. Brothers
this song is the best i could listen to it all night
I am listening to it at night
I am still listening to this at night 11 months later
@@unnot5706How about 9 months later?
@@KingHippo11 I unfortunately don't listen to it anymore
@@unnot5706 Oh that's such a shame mate
Glory and Solidarity to Ireland from a Desi American we Desis and Irish are brothers in solidarity against British Imperialism.
Never heard the term. What's a "Desi"? Thanks.
respect to everyone who fight for freedom all around the world ✊
Soon in america
It feels that way doesn’t it? The natives are restless, the corruption and incompetence overflowing, food processing plants and livestock being burned down infected killed.
It will get crazier
Free palestine
Not if they were terrorists
Love you brother of Ireland from France ! Fuck colonialism Even from my country ! Fuck oppression
Saw you guys in the Bronx with my lovely Irish Girlfriend Barabara. She has since died of natural causes.. She was dedicated to the cause. RIP
They know they're gonna die but there they stand- not a trace of fear or regret on their faces. SINN FEIN, my dearest.
While leaders like Pearse and Connolly played key roles in the Easter Rising, Sinn Féin's stance evolved. Initially, Sinn Féin supported the Rising, but later, it split into pro and anti-Treaty factions during the Civil War (1922-1923). Pearse and Connolly were associated with groups like the Irish Volunteers and Irish Citizen Army, respectively, which were instrumental in the Rising 🇮🇪❤
Massive respect standing for your own country 💪💪💪💪💪💪
Uvek uz bratsku Irsku i njen ponosan narod! Pozdrav iz Srbije
thank u supporting my Serbia people
Katolik teroristi branis ?
Sta bih mislio da neko voli ustase ?
God Bless the Irish People.Greetings from Germany.
"Quite a wierd sound for a engine innit?"
-British official
I never stop listening to this song
*_WE'RE IN THE HOME OF THE ENEMY, KATHLEEN!_*
Heard this first in a pub in Ireland when visiting it in the 70's. Everyone was singing there and that amazed me. Once I learned the meaning of the song I could totally get it.
Who's here after the queen died
Me but r.i.p her
@@rabbidcrazy787hope she suffered on her way out
@@cianbrady4377 No
Me
I will be back when big ears dies tae 🎉
Much love from Greece must be taken for given of course.
Yeah, we don't forget what the Brits did to Cyprus
@@shingosshojiopoulos6608 divide and conquer is the norm for any empire
This is the first video where the subtitles didn’t get a word wrong 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Glory to Ireland from Russia!
*Ireland
@@chris.3069 *Éire
Свободу свободным людям!
May the vodka’s and the whiskies intermingle with each other!
Ireland👍👍
Tommy is my Maternal Uncle and is the soundest Man you could ever meet... my beautiful Grandparents (Lord Rest Them Both) were so seriously religious and our Family have NO affiliation with the RA. They were SO so proud of their eldest Son. I am too x
Independence and sovereignty to all who desire it.
Independence to Taiwan one day🙏🏼
The fight will not end, till the Irish are free from opression and united. Sorry for my english i'm german. My soul is with you.
They haven't been oppressed in over 100 years. And Northern Ireland wanted to remain in the UK.
this is fucking awesome sincerely an american,
i fear we will be singing songs like this but for our own people soon......
@@notlogical4016 yup
I heard an English man tell an Irish this song was racist. No such way
@@komradeheavy3522 American people think everyone is racist including songs sadly its how it is.
@@markrobinettephillips8868 i was never talking about english-
26 + 6 = 1
Love for my Gaidhlig brothers & sisters from Cumbria!
Traitor of the crown. Long live the Queen.
England's Last Patriot Death to the Queen
@@captainhindsight8779 shut the hell up, brit. went from "sun never sets on the bri'ish empire" to a fuckin island smaller than some US states.
@@captainhindsight8779 COME OUT YE BLACK AND TANS, COME OUT AND FIGHT ME LIKE A MAN.
@@captainhindsight8779 bri'ish
I am not Irish, but this song just goes straight to my stomach and I cry so hard. It's so beautiful and yet it makes me wanna fight all oppression in the world. Long Live the Irish!!
This is the best version
I have a collection of Enfields. This video sheds new light on them. Damn.
HItler didn't like em either, nor the guts and skill behind them.
Freedom to Nothern Ireland!
Greetings from Belarus
Im irish and im proud to be irish. (Mostly because of this song.)but we have gotten over the past and I think the English will be liking us a lot more these days 👍
Very true, we forced that change though. That's something we should never forget. 100 years ago our ancestors fought and died for out our freedom to birth our Rupibluc. We cannot forget that. ❤🇮🇪
Now you are being invaded by every Tom dick and harry, brits out the rest of the world in, it makes me laugh.
Have you seen what the English like? Don't be so eager to join that company.
Come out you black and tans..my father sang this song ..my mother told me stories about how bad the black and tans were I still remember her stories 💚👍🎶🎻
they were a force for good, irish at home betrayed their fellow irishmen when they were at war how would you feel towards these gangs when you got back home and instead of being treated like a veteran you were refused to eat or shop at places you used to, all because you fought nazism??
No one had fought Nazism at the time of the Irish civil war , you cabbage .
@@shooterblaze1 Do you really have no idea about history? Or are you just pretending to be stupid?
@@laurencefox5884 this is the true history not the terrorist supporting propaganda version ya taig
@@shooterblaze1 You really are clueless aren’t you? You aren’t pretending :) Wow. I have heard about people like your but never met one.
I proud with the sprit of Irish fighters gained independence from the UK in year 1922. Our homeland also colonised with the UK which started in Penang (1786), following Malacca (1824) then the Malay States namely Naning (1833 then absorbed to Malacca), Perak (1874), Selangor and Kuala Lumpur (1874), Negeri Sembilan (1875), Pahang (1888) where these four states confederated known as the Federated Malay States in 1896. After the treaty with Siam, British gained another four northern Malay States from Siam through the Treaty of Bangkok 1909 where these states such as Perlis, Kedah, a part of Reman State (being a part of British Malaya which was absorbed with the State of Perak), Kelantan and Terengganu. Johor became a British protectorate state in 1914. The Malay Peninsular under British control covering three entities such as the Straits Settlements (Penang, Malacca, Dindings and Singapore), the Federated Malay States (Perak, Selangor, Negeri Sembilan and Pahang) and the Unfederated Malay States (Perlis, Kedah, Kelantan, Terengganu and Johor) known as the British Malaya. In 1946, the British Malaya which excluding the Colony of Singapore was known as the Crown Colony of Malayan Union but on 1 February 1948, the Union was disbanded and the Federation of Malay States or Malaya had replaced after several the Malays refused to be a Union. Federation of Malaya gained it independence on 31 August 1957. Sarawak was an independent kingdom after James Brooke became a King of Sarawak in 1842. Sarawak continuously being a British Protectorate State until 1946 then became a Crown Colony until 22 July 1963 and established the Federation of Malaysia on 16 September 1963. Sabah or formerly known as North Borneo became a colony of the British North Borneo Chartered Company in 1878. Same with Sarawak and the Federation of Malay States, these countries formed Malaysia on 16 September 1963.
What has the song got to do with the British as the events in the song takes place from 1928 and the song is insulting a group of Irish people not British or English people and you have clearly forgotten that Irish fighters did not gain independence from the UK in 1922, and still haven't to this day. You have obviously forgotten and the 6 counties in the North of Ireland that are still part of the UK in 1923.
Respect Irish lives🇮🇪☘️
Cheers from Poland to all Irish and all Catholics
You will never beat the Irish!!!!!!!!!!!! Born in N,Wales but my heart is in Ireland!
England did
@@jacintapower1442 it ain’t over
@@jacintapower1442 its not over yet ye dope
@@s7ezy 😂😂😂
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Just to think if the famine never happened I'd still be there , millions of us would still be there . It would have been a lot different in that case
St. Patrick's day probably wouldn't be as celebrated as much across the world, less Irish immigrants to import their traditions
As would I. Strange to think about.
It wasn't a famine, it was genocide. You can blame England for that too.
To say that there was a famine in wrong. The British were shipping food out of Ireland. Those people were starved to death to enrich the wealthy of the empire. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Famine_(Ireland)#Food_exports_during_Famine
This kind of thing happened all over the British Empire until it dissolved. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Bengal_famine_of_1770 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bengal_famine_of_1943
@David McConville and dont forget Irish americans (many who served in the us military) came back home to fight in the risings. The Irish unlike any other race keep out heritage and our love for the land of our familes i was raised by irish immagrant grand parents and they tought me to keep my heart Irish and never forget thats why i was sent every year to stay with family in Belfast
Greetings from clonakilty West cork seen ye playing down here many summers at the festival of West Cork,
Why is England still being stubborn
Phantom Aviator because if they gave up Ireland it would give a green light to all the other separatists and socialists, the British government likes its power so they won’t do it
@@nestormakhno9266 i know but, *you're not a superpower anymore England, if it wasnt for America, France, Germany, Canada, and your other allies you'd be nonexistent by now*
Phantom Aviator I agree with you.
@@nestormakhno9266 Also, they're controlling a very small piece of land in Ireland just so they can feel like an empire.
Us English don't give a shit, you guys can be united for all we care
It's the nutjobs waving the Union Jacks in Ulster stopping it, we'd be glad to be shot off them
The film stars mostly Irish actors and was made by British director Ken Loach. It is an international co-production between companies in Ireland, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Spain, France, Belgium, and Switzerland.
The title derives from the song of the same name, "The Wind That Shakes the Barley", by 19th-century author Robert Dwyer Joyce. The song made the phrase "the wind that shakes the barley".
Yep, great song, great film but it s got bugger all to do with the song unfortunately.
Some days certain songs are a bit sweeter than normal
give her grave the maggy thatcher treatment lmao
Respect ✊ we are with you Ireland
That was a depressing time....-
it really was
But y'all just call it "the troubles".
@@goddessartemis85 wrong time
@@arat2757 ah. Yep. You're right. My bad.
and all same boat, my family wear romany travlers, our rhomes got ran sacked by the imperial british empire, all the men got through in the pits, all the women became slaves, children too, then came the great first war, only 3 men survived the war out 20 wear all brothers, guess they got throughed with the irish/Scottish/welsh brigade, the first to die.
Now the time is coming fast, and I think them days are here...
This song made me cry for the first time in awhile my grandfather was in the ira im an American but was raised in a part of ny that pretty much everyone besides me and my father were 100% irsh makes me sad how ive left the culture and dont think of myself as Irish but rather American
what years was your grandfather in the Ira. where do you live in usa? boston or new york?
@@daithiodunn2048 great grandfather was a part during the easter rising then grandfather was involved in the 60s not to sure though also I'm in the upstate of New York
@@kayden1880 I was there before, not as far as Albany but a place called Woodbury common
@@daithiodunn2048 not to far from me you from Ireland
@@kayden1880 That's right, Dublin Ireland
I'm a Brit but I do like singing along to this
the cooler version of come out ye black and tans
this was the original black and tans the one you listened to is the version made later in the troubles
Half Irish half English understand the drive to be completely independent
Hey, I am from Bangladesh. I am in love with Irish song.
I'm very patriotic to the uk but I strongly respect those who fought against oppression by the empire
Because you're a nonce.
it wasnt oppression...
If you are patriotic to the UK but are against the empire what are you celebrating?
@@Fanon1916 the empire was the best thing to happen the planet in the past 400 years
@@shooterblaze1 yeah just try tell an Irish person that.
American here. On my dad's side everyone is Irish-Americans!
God bless you, brother
I remeber watching this film a few years
Leo Varadkar is a Black & Tan Supporter.
Yep, he's a knob jockey of the highest order
JammyD Media .......... so is Flanagan !
What do you expect from the leader of a party formed out of the blue shirts?
Varadkar deserves to have his arse kicked - that’s some shite 🖕
YUP THE RA
The Irish has every right and respect for self determination! Hopefully one day, Ireland may be united under one Ire flag.
stick to the things your brain could handle, there will be violence if the south tries to take the north
Good luck with that. Northern Ireland voted to remain in the UK.
@@rabbidcrazy787
Yes a very legit vote not covered in fraud just like the Scottish vote for independence.
@@rabbidcrazy787these things take time, we'll see.
@@Robbikelly It's been 50 years since they voted to remain in the UK. I don't think much has changed.
this is possibly the best protest song ever made
What our wonderful leaders had ordinary men do to the Irish in the past was despicable!
lmao
Troll .
@@jimmytgoose476Not sure why you should accuse me of being a troll (I don't live under a bridge and eat goats or turn to stone in daylight). I was just pointing out the awful things that were done to the Irish by our "wonderful" (said with sarcasm) leaders in the past. Could it be that you are one of those leaders?
Jayziz, I've been accused of some feckin' bizarre things but a leader who profits from others ?!
Look at your "likes" ; one of them was me . I was calling the previous eejit a troll . Which i believe he is .
Extreme volume and peace ✌
@@jimmytgoose476 Very sorry, my mistake! That is one of the problems with these comments, it seems too easy to get crossed wires!
Won’t belong before there will be a vote in Northern Ireland to join the Republic, maybe following a Scottish indy vote. Then it’s just England and Wales!
really wonderful!!!!!!
Class tune 👌👍🍀🇮🇪
Happy Christmas 2021🇮🇪🍀
Brilliant! ❤️
Proud to be Irish🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Proud to have grown up in Queens with the Irish Rebs. Sinn Fein my precious ones. After the 2014 Ukrainian coup- more than ever.
Lucky Ireland Must Have Their Northern Ireland Back! 🍀🍀🍀🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🏴🏴🏴
That was the most waffled comment I have ever read you said we need Northern Ireland back when we already do sadly and the you put ivory coast flags and the put English flags like what!
KittyShea First of all, North Of Ireland* second of all, that’s the Ivory Coast flag third of all, why put the English flag?
Ireland may get Northern Ireland back, some of the places in the United Kingdom don’t like brexit
Come out you black and tans fight me like a man
In the memory of BOBBY SAND, he is not just a symbol of struggle for the Irish but all those that fight injustice anywhere in the world.
My hero and one of my Guardian Angels is Michael Collins.
He died like a coward. A real dog of a man.
@@jonsmith1162 like yer da
Legend has it bobby is buried in a pencil case to this day like a rat would fit inside....would you like to try a cheese burger bobby sands 😂😂
@@davidstrachan8739 Mountbatten was the first peado to hit the moon without a rocket.
I'm English but I can sympathise 🇨🇮🇨🇮
I've never been to Ireland. I'm not an Irishman. Nonetheless, when I hear this music, it transports me to 1916, to the 1920s, the 60s even. I AM there clutching my rifle alongside my comrades and waiting for the ambush to begin when that lorry full of the Queens worst comes around the corner. Thank You from my eternal soul for being who you were and for making this music to chronicle it all. You have inspired an old American Rebel to keep on the fight with your tales of better men and women who believed in something real & true and gave everything to gain it. I know it's kind of warm and squishy, but I tear up when I listen to some of these. Easy to believe in past lives when I listen to Rebel tunes.
shhhh
Welcome Mo Chara
Do you understand what the song is really about. I suspect not.
@@michaeloconnell9476 remember the Irish uprising of 1799? It was influenced by the American Revolution.
@@KratomFlavoredAdidas What bloody uprising of 1799 are you on about (Jez where do you guys get this rubbish from) so please tell me all about it as I thought (silly me) it was the 1798 Rebellion of the Great United Irishman (24 May 1798 to 23rd Sept 1798).
As for the 1799 uprising in Ireland, I must have been away from school that day when we were taught that one! Off you go then, over to you, to tell me all about the 1799 uprising (although I think it maybe called a rebellion not an uprising). Still, tell me more!
Great tune. 👍
The music I blast out Extra loud at bukingham palace
Martin Brennan Brought Me Here. 😂.. Dan I Don Waaant No Tortoise.
This song slaps harder than will smith
I think the man who ambushed the car is Tom Barry
Scotland is sliding towards that path at the mo...I'm Scottish as fuck and will defend my country if it comes to it against an english parliament, if they want to throw 18 yr old squadies at the country that invented guerilla warfare, then fuck them all..Do your homework, they actually
said they would put boots on the ground and treat us like Catalonia..
Pog
Mate that’s everybody in Ireland’s great grandparent
@@kawapilot Jesus. Grow up, you screaming drama queen. All you people had to do was put an X in a box..............................
That’s a great song wolf tones 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
God bless Ireland. If only the Scots had the same courage.
Stop copying and pasting that same quote into every Irish song. I am Irish and the Scottish are brave people with plenty of courage too. They are our brothers and sisters. They will reunite their people just as we will.
stick to highschool massacres ya yank
If only the Welsh people had the courage of the Scots and the Irish.
Unfortunately, Scotland is still ruled by the same upper class, that still rule England, the Norman ruling class, who took over Scotland after the battle of Culloden , would be hard for the Scots to extradite themselves from the heavily ingrained Norman society they live in today, yours William the Conqueror
It was whispered among my family that my great-grandfather took his foot in hand and got the hell out of Ireland after killing two of John bull's finest.
It wasn't uncommon for people to have to flee in such circumstances. In Wexford after the 1798 rebellion there was a clear out of people who fought in the rising. If they were caught they would be hanged. You'll find descendants of these Wexford people all over North America, Argentina, Chile, Australia and some in South Africa.
Black and Tans are a prime example of how Nation's should NOT be doing in foreign territories.
Love the song
I am from Ireland 🇮🇪🇮🇪
this is amazing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤thacks
Me last name is O’riley. This song moves through me & cleanses me spirit. God bless you all & may God bless Ireland.
English heritage here but bumping this through and through.
Im not from Ireland, but I’ve got a bunch of ancestry, so I need to say something. Erin Go Bragh my Irish brother!
Why would it cleanse your spirt when the song is about a group Irish people being cruel and evil to other Irish people in the 1930's.
@@Lissadell1916 are you asking me a question? I’m only asking because you didn’t use a question mark.
@@firedog1972 Yes, and the answer is ?
This is getting played as my walking down the Isle song at my wedding
aisle
Not very romantic or appropriate to the occasion. I hope the honeymoon goes well.
@@heliotropezzz333 If your husband is a provo, Im sure its appropriate
Could you imagine if the Irish ladies actually sang this song, bloody uproar 😂
Ahh they do, when the camera is off. They also sing plastic bullets and Rifles Of The IRA when in a private capacity 🤣
It would Be Glorious , wipe the smug of that skysports cunt.
Love this song
shows Zulus charging the British like chads