Heathers - Trinity College Chapel Acoustic Set - 18th Sept 2012

[@staygold902]

I guarantee the people in the crowd had no idea they were about to see a performance this good. Absolutely amazing girls, the harmonies are real

[@nikittadavis7161]

Holy fuck!!! They're just unreal altogether 😍😘 xx

[@jessicakempinski6546]

I saw these 2 under an overpass in harrisburg. I always loved them. But damn... they make me tear up with their harmonies.

[@owenh906]

cant stop listening to this...its been three weeks! i think its keeps getting better..unreal

[@bwconstruction399]

Love their music, especially The Third Rail. Very talented.

[@markd182]

I have goosebumps watching this

[@mickeyreal]

Both of them are unreal !!! Keep it going girls ......

[@marygundie]

Heathers ROCK!!!! Love your lyrics, vocals, harmonies.... Hope you tour the U.S. soon :)

[@4Everlast]

FENOMENAL !!!

[@lustforlife358]

Magnificent!!!!

[@robbieroche6779]

absolutely amazing girls fair play enjoyed every second i need to pick my guitar back up happy new year for 2016 xx keep up the duo my bro does a bit with me but yee are so in harmony its just perfect

[@kaylapgossman]

Ellie Macnamera (they're twins, the one playing guitar is Louise)!

[@Givingitashot]

These girls are fucking awesome!

[@carpoman]

I wonder will they be as big as the Corrs

[@tradguitarplaya]

So thats what they look like!..v Pretty

[@Lectrosoul]

Back on Topic, This video is brilliant, Heathers are beautiful, this performance is perfect!
Keep politics out of it.. Peace.

[@SeanMcN7]

4.48 epic.

[@irishmania94]

think ireland was actually removed from that on later map editions :P

[@notgoodwithwords]

Just like whatshisface's comment was removed from this video ;)

[@ConfuciousDragon]

Wish Ellie's vocals were louder.

[@cicilps387]

Ms McNamara

[@AndrewSharkeyIRL]

Ah sure, you're entitled to your interpretation too.
How are things back in 1921?

[@notgoodwithwords]

It's not British - but it's a good college all the same!

[@notgoodwithwords]

Part of the British Isles yes; but that is a collective noun for the islands 'Great Britain' and 'Ireland'. Politically, however, Dublin is in the Republic of Ireland and is therefore Irish and not British. Bye bye :)