Hagarviking same here, my mum used to spin this record, I grew up to these songs. Plus I lived in an infamous wee orange Scottish town so being a young Catholic amongst the Huns this record was gold to me.
My only son was shot in Dublin, Fighting... - Stair na hÉireann ...www.facebook.com › StairnahEireann › posts › my-onl...Hi Maria, sorry for the late reply. Boy this has opened a can of worms. I'm unable to find who wrote this song. The above link to the facebook page may be able to help you. The album was produced in 1967 under the "Allegro: label and was a Pickwick International Product. Hope this helps a bit. Perhaps others that view this page may be able to help.
@@pmc1632 Lonnie Donegan (1931-2002) was a Glasgow-born singer, songwriter and musician, referred to as the King of Skiffle, who was a major influence on 1960s British pop. He was the son of an Irish mother from Omagh, Co. Tyrone and a Scots father. He also recorded covers of 'Kevin Barry' and 'Nobody Loves Like An Irishman’.
@@pmc1632 Have got 2 Albumns...one has a different face on the oul guy for some reason...ma oul man got one in a wee record shop and the other in Woolworths??? Mon the Rebs😁🎶🎶🎶🎶
i grew up on this and the orangemen of ulster both released on allegro records , i have the originals passed down from my late father , so many memories frm a child , play them now and again and as is my dad is with me , god bless you jock
Not sure how murdering innocent civilians, including children, makes someone a 'freedom fighter'. They rarely seemed to have the guts to actually attack government officials directly, you know, those who could actually change policy. Wonder why that was. Cowardice?
This is the best version of One of my favourite old rebal songs ive had this lp for nearly 50 years erin go bragh
My Mammy from Mayo played this when I was young. She was a true Nationalist.
God bless your Mammy, are" nt our Mammys magnificent,, My Great grandfather was executed in 1916. I bleed green........
@@dangerousdennis1676 Bet u bleed bullshine DD🤣🤣🤣
had this album many years ago brings back memories
My parents also! Mom irish, dad swiss - greets from Zurich/Switzerland
Cracking wee tune.......I grew up with this lp, my mum used to play it and I still do
Hagarviking same here, my mum used to spin this record, I grew up to these songs. Plus I lived in an infamous wee orange Scottish town so being a young Catholic amongst the Huns this record was gold to me.
@@vonpol1889 GOD BLESS YA BRO😉
Wow we still have this album for many may Years and it's not been played in over 30 years now
My Dad brought this home, it was played a lot!
Got this LP album at home. Still a great song. Wearing of the Green is another of my favourites, but this one specifically resonates with me
Still got this album. 40years on.
me too
Do you know who wrote this? Is there any info on the album?
My only son was shot in Dublin, Fighting... - Stair na hÉireann ...www.facebook.com › StairnahEireann › posts › my-onl...Hi Maria, sorry for the late reply. Boy this has opened a can of worms. I'm unable to find who wrote this song. The above link to the facebook page may be able to help you. The album was produced in 1967 under the "Allegro: label and was a Pickwick International Product. Hope this helps a bit. Perhaps others that view this page may be able to help.
@@pmc1632 Lonnie Donegan (1931-2002) was a Glasgow-born singer, songwriter and musician, referred to as the King of Skiffle, who was a major influence on 1960s British pop. He was the son of an Irish mother from Omagh, Co. Tyrone and a Scots father. He also recorded covers of 'Kevin Barry' and 'Nobody Loves Like An Irishman’.
@@pmc1632 Have got 2 Albumns...one has a different face on the oul guy for some reason...ma oul man got one in a wee record shop and the other in Woolworths??? Mon the Rebs😁🎶🎶🎶🎶
Good old songs
splendida canzone di cuore e sentimento in album bellissimo, viva Eire
i grew up on this and the orangemen of ulster both released on allegro records , i have the originals passed down from my late father , so many memories frm a child , play them now and again and as is my dad is with me , god bless you jock
jps dom my prayer was said 🙂
The orangeshite released...WHA?????
Orangutans from Ulster Album...2 songs then🤣🤣🤣
Retro Rebel does the job...Brilliant to hear what our forefathers were listening to🎶🎶🎶🎶
The Harp and Shamrock Green White and Gold🎶🎶🎶
Love this rendition , late Dad had this album 50 years back .🇮🇪💜💛💜
RIP My Son Mark.
my family used to have this album i recognised the cover from when i was like 9
We had exactly the same one at home. Where's the other songs ? I know all the words
Google Mad Mental Hibby...he has links to where you can get full album...Slainte 😁
Best song d
Ever
This was the Alpha and Omega Irish Rebel Album for those who grew up in the 1960's/70's...everyone had it...even Boy George😂😂😂
My dad sang it .good irish men.❤
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My Grandfather was shot in Wexford ..
Wiz he shot for watchin that detective Wexford...UP THE IRISH BRIGADE
up the ra
The Dying Rebel 🍀
Boy George got this Album to...He fought for Ireland and Ireland only...The Harp and Shamrock..Green White and Gold
Not sure how murdering innocent civilians, including children, makes someone a 'freedom fighter'. They rarely seemed to have the guts to actually attack government officials directly, you know, those who could actually change policy. Wonder why that was. Cowardice?