Hmm you're right about that one Jez, they must have linked the wrong video to the article I was reading. I did think it was a rather odd looking airport! When I got your reply I checked it out, and there is another video for the Irish flash mob at the Shannon airport, and I saw the people actually happier at the airport than at the mall!
Take it up it’s easy - tap tapity tap repeat and you don’t even have to think about the top half. What’s more you can annoy the hell out of the neighbours with all that god awful diddly diddly music.
It brought me to tears. I am a Brazilian/Italian man who has been living in Dublin for over 10 years, and these people, music, and culture still make me very emotional. My home is here.
My Grandmother would have loved this. Even when the alzheimers took almost everything away she would close her eyes and smile whenever she heard anything with a hint of the Irish in it.
It’s in our blood. The Irish have a special connection with both music and dancing. Never forget that she is with you. She might be gone physically, but her spirit lives in you. There she can never suffer.
Amen to that. Been a long, long 6 months. I love to watch flashmobs. I'm 70, but still enjoy watching ppl have such enthusiasm. Too bad some young people can't enjoy it as much. Not ALL, but many.
I was thinking the same thing. We used to have flash mobs where people would come together to do something fun and wonderful. Now we have a crazy virus, shut downs and lock downs, people losing their jobs, their businesses and their minds, protests, riots and lootings and the destruction of statues and cities. How did we get here and how do we get back to a more peaceful and more joyful society??? It's just sad!
Yup, I'm thinking about finally joining that Irish dance class my uni offers. I wanted to join earlier this year, but they only offer advanced classes during the breaks and before I could join for the semester, Corona hit and ruined all of my plans of finally finding a hobby I like.
16 years ago my wife, and the mother of our three children, passed away. We took her ashes to Ireland to scatter them. Being in Dublin I was surrounded by the city's beauty and culture. Music like this makes me very happy and it made my children happy as well.
*Hello from Dublin* I’m so sorry for your loss Eric, but I will say a prayer for her tonight as I sit outside on my balcony, watching the stars and moonlight over Dublin.
How could anyone give it a thumbs down, you ask? Because there are some people in this world that have nothing better to than to spread their negativity. Sad, really. Performance was adorable and highly spirited! A pleasure to watch☺❤🦋
I am Irish and Cherokee native American ….. the Irish in me makes me proud as the Irish were instrumental in building America , the native American in me makes me a human.
never saw anything so beautiful in a long time. I cant dance anymore thank you guys. I just couldnt help crying. so woderful to see such young people loving the dance. God bless you all.
@@dazza9859 I just realized I'd told a lie. I had technically been to Ireland in the early 2000's. Because of a medical emergency, our plane had to make an unscheduled landing at Shannon. It was raining like cats and dogs, and the passengers were restricted to the airport anyway.
@@deanronson6331 Yep - the rain is the clue there! 😄I've lived here for 22 years and in fairness the rain is the only downside! Make the trip - you won't regret it.
@@lennydale92 I'm always at least visually amused, like someone can tell when I am interested in something. The crowd looks like they are watching paint dry lol
I sing with a renowned Welsh male voice choir and to large audiences. Some of our audience smile, some silently sing along and some look serious. I was smiling all the way through this performance. It was brilliant! It was the hard work and love for the music and their dancing which showed.
Federica Papapietro Italian? Do you know Bianca Locatelli? You must see her - and her partner Nils (Swede). They are ... there are no words to describe these both wonderful dancers !
@@federicapapapietro6164 I am very happy because you are interested in them I think you will find the both online. The videos from both are VERY good!! Superlative!! Later she is no more with the swede but with another man. I do not why...
Seeing young people like this with such a passion, which requires so much hard work, so much training. We’re not used to that here. We’re used to overly stimulated kids who care more about being Called the correct gender pronoun, then in doing something meaningful. That’s why, as a proud Irishman, I welled up also.
I'm from Dublin and we were made do Irish dancing from a very early age, used to go every Wednesday after school and then every Saturday morning, best dancing ever 🇮🇪🍀
When I was just a boy, I can vividly remember 4 or 5 of my female cousins, dancing like this at family get togethers. I was amazed then as I am now. Bravo.
in 1969 I accompanied my Irish mother to Toronto to see her sister and mother, who had emigrated there after the war, for the last time, my mum was 49 and dying of cancer. we all went for a night out to an Irish bar in a large hotel complex, some Irish tune came on that my mam and aunt had learned to dance to in school. My mam, sister and her 68 year old mother got up and danced before the music finished there were about a dozen old Irish ladies dancing like these young girls. I was 19 and a bit of a bad lad at the time, but it brought me to tears I have loved Irish dancing ever since, having been born in England I feel it connects me to my Irish roots.
I will come across this every once in a while on my newsfeed. It brings such joy to my heart. Thanks to all that participated. You all were wonderful and the training paid off in giving everyone pure joy.
I really LOVE Irish dancing! I was first introduced to it by "Lord of the Dance!" Great stuff! These dancers are amazingly precise! And you can see that the children watching are awestruck!
I'm from the Netherlands and this is absolutely the BEST form of dancing .......in the entire WORLD!! I watch this kind of dancing for about 25 years now and it still brings tears in my eyes. Ireland .....beautifull people. Much love from Holland.
I value cultures that has been preserved by generations and I highly appreciate the work of people who try to show their cultures to world. Good job fellas!
I am ever so thankful for this treasure ! Oct 21, 1999 I married a wonderful woman and we had Kali dancers from the school of the understudy of the female lead from Riverdance at our wedding. Her students performed each dance then taught us and our guests ... Awesome to see a bit of culture preserved. Thank You Aer Lingus , and Superb Thanks to these young performers !
Love this. I’m an American, but one of my Great-Grandmothers came over to America from Ireland along with her parents in the early 1900’s. I met her when I was little. I’ve got Irish blood in me!
I am an Englishman and we have Morris Dancing, now as traditional as that is, and great to see, it's not a patch on this. I love this, and thanks and well done to The Emerald Isle.
I enjoyed the dancing . I know how much energy it takes and physical stamina . I also noticed the smiles on the faces of the dancers. They have joy giving this flash dance.
I’m American and I’ll go out on a limb and try to answer a common question here. The reason, many people aren’t smiling at first is because they’re in awe. If this happened in an airport here, most of us would do the exact same. The level of practice that it takes to be able to this is unbelievable. Americans would probably do what everyone here did and enjoy the performance...and then give them a massive applause when they finish. Great job! 🙏🏻😇
Doesn’t matter, for the love of the Irish we all need to kick our toes! And it’s a lucky day when we see the young people having a go!
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I suspect the crowd is in a type of trance. Groups of people engaging in synchronized movements set to music can do that to us! We lose our sense of ego and self as we get the sense all of the people are acting as one.
I love ❤️ Irish dancing, music and food. I took my daughter for her 21st birthday just before the pandemic to Scotland and Ireland for a month of adventures and fun. I drove everywhere, ate at local pubs and watched them dancing and I tried dancing; it’s amazing.
I`ve got Irish blood in me. My ancestors traveled from Ireland maybe little Britain to America. This music is beautiful and astounding ,astonishing to see and hear play. Wonderful dancers.
Thank you very much for the atmospheric performance + great dance + great song. Many greetings from Germany + please stay healthy. Hope for more appearances. I've loved this song since I was young, because as a child I could always see the Irish fairies, which always enchanted me, just as this gig was just magical.
@@irishcountrygirl78 If you think the English don't have any culture, you don't have any education. Were you off sick when the history lessons were learned? The English gave you much of yours!
I’m watching this video in 2023 and agree with the previous comment………I am from Wisconsin and so proud of my Irish Heritage! This video makes me so happy……Smile people❤️
How cool was that for a group of young people to go out into the middle of an Airport and do this awesome dance!🥰👍🏻👍🏻❤️ I’m so amazed at people who can do this type of Irish dancing. I’m part Irish and love watching this type of dancing and it never gets old either. God bless these young people for doing that for the people. It would be cool if all Airports had some kind of dancing for people. Quite entertaining.👍🏻❤️🥰🙏😘❌⭕️
@@TampaJohn No, not trolling at all. I simply don't understand ANY national pride. It's not like you DID anything to merit personal pride any more than I've done anything to merit pride in Britain. The fact that a bunch of talented young people can perform an Irish dance in a mall hardly seems like reason enough, especially as you don't even LIVE in Ireland if your name is anything to go by. But no problem. If this makes you feel a sense nationalistic pride, feel free.
@@Martial-Mat The great thing is that you don’t need to understand. It’s not about you. And it’s not about what I did, it’s a pride that builds when I see Irish people do good things. I still have many relatives over there. More than I ever knew and that pride inside of me is very strong. I’m going to take you at your word that you’re not trolling. That being said, that’s why I have pride in my heritage.
@@TampaJohn I realise it's not about me, but when you make a post like that in a public forum, you invite comment. I descended from people in Wales, Italy, and I have a touch of native American blood. I feel zero connection to any of them, far less pride. I recently discovered I have close family in Texas - with one exception, I not only don't feel close, I actively dislike them. So it always interests me when I hear people express nationalistic pride. It especially interests when I hear Americans express pride for a country they've never lived in even though they could, particularly Ireland or Scotland - nations most of them are many generations removed from. o you feel a greater affinity for Ireland than America? Do you look at Ireland as the "home country?" Or is perhaps the novelty of heritage that goes back further than a few hundred years? I can certainly understand historical fascination. I am surrounded by castles and ancient buildings.
I love watching Irish dancing. I'd love to be able to do it. The whole ensemble were absolutely in step. It was a privilege to watch this. Thanks for posting it!
I don't know about you but this Irish stuff....I can dig it! Irish people should be proud of what you all have - your land, the people and your music, beautiful!
+johnRpico - Hi John - I'm a few days late on this. But, if you haven't already done it, wear the green, and join us next year on St. Patrick's day. It's a day of good times, music, dance, and inclusion.
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I find it quite difficult to understand how so many people can stand there watching without a smile on their faces.
They're in an airport, there's no telling how many of them have already had their luggage lost, flights overbooked or delayed, etc.
reorourke Actually they're in a shopping centre. Still a good reason to be depressed though.
Hmm you're right about that one Jez, they must have linked the wrong video to the article I was reading. I did think it was a rather odd looking airport! When I got your reply I checked it out, and there is another video for the Irish flash mob at the Shannon airport, and I saw the people actually happier at the airport than at the mall!
***** Hi... don´t care about bad mood of some people! This flashmob was nice!
this is a serious competitive sport in many countries. Great stuff!
I am Scottish. How can you not love this. Full of energy and fun and so much stamina required. Love Irish dancing. Can't do it, but love to watch it.
Suzanne Darroch for me it’s the total opposite: I am able to do it but do not love what I do as my parents forced me to.....just kidding, all lies
Take it up it’s easy - tap tapity tap repeat and you don’t even have to think about the top half. What’s more you can annoy the hell out of the neighbours with all that god awful diddly diddly music.
-Tracey - Well it makes a change from bombing British shopping centres -
@@strontiumstargazer3124
*troll detected*
Do you go to all Irish vids and spew your crap? Is that all you have yo say? Sad.
-Tracey - Trolling - have you managed to write a single posting without a personal attack?
I don't care about the crowd, I'm happy watching my fellow irish show there pride.
"their"
Fair play to you come on Ireland what a great count we have bless you 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
So do I. Great! Love it!
Dixie May Did it please you to point that typo out to Michael? Is that your life’s purpose? How sad.
Sredni Vashtar I don’t give a shit what you were going to do. You’re no one to me. So slither back into troll land. Blow that out of YOUR arse.
It brought me to tears. I am a Brazilian/Italian man who has been living in Dublin for over 10 years, and these people, music, and culture still make me very emotional. My home is here.
👍👍👍🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
@@tomthumb3500 they are just Brilliant dancers.up air lingius.
@@tomthumb3500 great stuff.
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I loved it.
My Grandmother would have loved this. Even when the alzheimers took almost everything away she would close her eyes and smile whenever she heard anything with a hint of the Irish in it.
Your wee granny is with u always
Awe?
That's brilliant ✅🥰🇮🇪🇮🇪💃 x
Irish eye's always smile on.... Peace be with you both...
It’s in our blood. The Irish have a special connection with both music and dancing.
Never forget that she is with you. She might be gone physically, but her spirit lives in you. There she can never suffer.
We need to do more of this when this nightmare is over.
Amen to that. Been a long, long 6 months. I love to watch flashmobs. I'm 70, but still enjoy watching ppl have such enthusiasm. Too bad some young people can't enjoy it as much. Not ALL, but many.
I was thinking the same thing. We used to have flash mobs where people would come together to do something fun and wonderful. Now we have a crazy virus, shut downs and lock downs, people losing their jobs, their businesses and their minds, protests, riots and lootings and the destruction of statues and cities. How did we get here and how do we get back to a more peaceful and more joyful society??? It's just sad!
Yup, I'm thinking about finally joining that Irish dance class my uni offers. I wanted to join earlier this year, but they only offer advanced classes during the breaks and before I could join for the semester, Corona hit and ruined all of my plans of finally finding a hobby I like.
Agreed!🎶 💃💕
@lightheart53 - I fully agree.
This is truely AMAZING!!! And what’s even more amazing is that not one of them slipped on a tile! Now that’s true talent!
16 years ago my wife, and the mother of our three children, passed away. We took her ashes to Ireland to scatter them. Being in Dublin I was surrounded by the city's beauty and culture. Music like this makes me very happy and it made my children happy as well.
*Hello from Dublin* I’m so sorry for your loss Eric, but I will say a prayer for her tonight as I sit outside on my balcony, watching the stars and moonlight over Dublin.
How could anyone give this a thumbs down? Best kind of dance for a mob dance ever. Love irish dancing!
How could anyone give it a thumbs down, you ask? Because there are some people in this world that have nothing better to than to spread their negativity. Sad, really. Performance was adorable and highly spirited! A pleasure to watch☺❤🦋
They are jealous
no souls, sad
Forgive them, for they dinna know up frae doun.
That's all the people that can't dance they give thumbs down
I am Irish and Cherokee native American ….. the Irish in me makes me proud as the Irish were instrumental in building America , the native American in me makes me a human.
TheMischief9..Thank you for your kind words.
Irish and native Americans have very strong connections throughout history
I'm English and black and White and Cherokee and Irish so nice to meet you
I am a Pickle. And a Radish. I feel I am useful.
@@MyDuxy I'm Irish too
Best music on the planet is Irish music...brilliant.
Is not the best of the world, you forgot THE MEXICAN MUSIC!!!
Best drinking music for sure! 😉💖
Yes, finally someone that understands me!
never saw anything so beautiful in a long time. I cant dance anymore thank you guys. I just couldnt help crying. so woderful to see such young people loving the dance. God bless you all.
I had to quit when age and drama dissolved my dance group. I miss it so much it hurts.
Midwestern black woman here, just enjoying Irish culture and music.🥰
Variety is the spice of life. Enjoy. ❤️
I love it. I did step dancing as a kid❤️. ❤️❤️❤️
And the black girl that joins around 3:00 is a pro!!! What a star!!!
Never gets old. ❤️
South African and I ENJOY watching and listening to Irish music too 🇿🇦🥰
as an irish dancer the first person on must have amazing stamina im just wow!
Agreed ...she is amazing !
they got them spring loaded shoes
I thought so too. That's why they never have to worry about a weight problem. I was exhausted watching that first young lady. Beautiful show.
Adrenaline
AND they're dancing on a stone floor! Brutal on the knees and ankles.
I fell in love with Irish dancing, when I first saw Riverdance and i was 6 years old. If i saw this i would be smiling so much!! Great talent!
Loved, loved, love Riverdance.
Riverdance
Riverrun
Finnegan's Wake
James Joyce
Shut up ur making me feel old lol
And their energy just blows me away!
I am Scott and l love this.
Never been to Ireland, but I consider Irish folk music some of the most beautiful in the world.
You should come over .You have a great time🎉
@@dazza9859 I just realized I'd told a lie. I had technically been to Ireland in the early 2000's. Because of a medical emergency, our plane had to make an unscheduled landing at Shannon. It was raining like cats and dogs, and the passengers were restricted to the airport anyway.
@@deanronson6331 Yep - the rain is the clue there! 😄I've lived here for 22 years and in fairness the rain is the only downside! Make the trip - you won't regret it.
This is the only dance that brings a smile on my face without me even knowing im actually smiling i freakin love Ireland
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The fact that literally EVERYONE in attendance wasn’t grinning from ear to ear throughout this entire performance astounds me
Why would they? I don't grin when watching something I enjoy.
@@lennydale92 I'm always at least visually amused, like someone can tell when I am interested in something. The crowd looks like they are watching paint dry lol
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Well unless they were forced by gunpoint to stay I am sure they were free to leave if they didn't like the dancing.
I sing with a renowned Welsh male voice choir and to large audiences. Some of our audience smile, some silently sing along and some look serious. I was smiling all the way through this performance. It was brilliant! It was the hard work and love for the music and their dancing which showed.
I suppose the emotional response would come from the Irish and the Scottish. For the others it's just something curious.
I'm Italian, and I ABSOLUTELY adore Irish dancing 😍 the dancers were fantastic!!!
Federica Papapietro
Italian? Do you know Bianca Locatelli? You must see her - and her partner Nils (Swede). They are ... there are no words to describe these both wonderful dancers !
@@Olguinioh, wow! I do not know them! Thanks for this info!
@@federicapapapietro6164 I am very happy because you are interested in them
I think you will find the both online.
The videos from both are VERY good!! Superlative!! Later she is no more with the swede but with another man. I do not why...
@@Olguini maybe they split up? Or maybe he decided to retire or change job? Anyway, plaude to you for responding after all these years 👏🏻
@@federicapapapietro6164 It is very important!!! You will see why if / when you look those sweet, crazy super dancers!! :-)))
All my sisters did irish dancing and won medals loved it 🇮🇪☘️❤️
For some strange reason, I find myself in tears. What a marvelous hobby!
So I’m not the only one! I just think it’s fantastic.
Oh how I would enjoy seeing this in person!! That would be AMAZING!!!! SO MUCH TALENT AND ENERGY!!!!
Seeing young people like this with such a passion, which requires so much hard work, so much training. We’re not used to that here. We’re used to overly stimulated kids who care more about being Called the correct gender pronoun, then in doing something meaningful. That’s why, as a proud Irishman, I welled up also.
@@TampaJohn: Good for you, for you are a real
person.
Me too - absolutely _joyous_ to watch.
I’m Colombian and love this. If I was at the mall and saw this I’d be smiling ear to ear seeing talent and pride all in one. That was beautiful.
Seeing the little kids get involved was so awesome, you can see the excitement and joy on their faces while they dance
I'm from Dublin and we were made do Irish dancing from a very early age, used to go every Wednesday after school and then every Saturday morning, best dancing ever 🇮🇪🍀
When I was just a boy, I can vividly remember 4 or 5 of my female cousins, dancing like this at family get togethers. I was amazed then as I am now. Bravo.
HOORAY for these beautiful kids in our world. Their parents should be so proud.
I love all these different flash mob dances and Irish dancing is brilliant!
in 1969 I accompanied my Irish mother to Toronto to see her sister and mother, who had emigrated there after the war, for the last time, my mum was 49 and dying of cancer. we all went for a night out to an Irish bar in a large hotel complex, some Irish tune came on that my mam and aunt had learned to dance to in school. My mam, sister and her 68 year old mother got up and danced before the music finished there were about a dozen old Irish ladies dancing like these young girls. I was 19 and a bit of a bad lad at the time, but it brought me to tears I have loved Irish dancing ever since, having been born in England I feel it connects me to my Irish roots.
Lovely story 💕
Fabulous! I don't know what it is about Irish people but their dance, music & jokes just keep us happy & smiling all the time. So uplifting.
I will come across this every once in a while on my newsfeed. It brings such joy to my heart. Thanks to all that participated. You all were wonderful and the training paid off in giving everyone pure joy.
As an Irishman all flash mobs are wonderful.
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I love irish dancing and i am a protestant from Scotland.
Religion has nothing to do with it pal. We are all from the one race. ❤
Not fond of it. I'm English.
I really LOVE Irish dancing! I was first introduced to it by "Lord of the Dance!" Great stuff! These dancers are amazingly precise! And you can see that the children watching are awestruck!
I am only 10% Irish but this stirs something deep inside me. I think it does for everybody. It’s a national treasure for IRELAND.
Eloquently put
How can you be 10% Irish I’m guessing your American
Same except im more irish
I'm 3.625% Irish on my landlord's side.
@@Martial-Mat I Like it 👍🏻
I'm from the Netherlands and this is absolutely the BEST form of dancing .......in the entire WORLD!!
I watch this kind of dancing for about 25 years now and it still brings tears in my eyes.
Ireland .....beautifull people.
Much love from Holland.
Less shots of the crowd, & more of the dancers! Love this!
I’m Italian my husband Irish. I love the Irish culture and dance!!! Beautiful!!! God Bless !!!
Outstanding! Those young people are so talented. I hope they are having as much fun as they seem to be.
I loved it!!! That is just wonderful! Good clean FUN. Thank you to all who participated! Don't ever give up your WONDERFUL Irish culture!!!
I value cultures that has been preserved by generations and I highly appreciate the work of people who try to show their cultures to world. Good job fellas!
That first dancer has to in incredible shape, she hasn’t stopped or missed a beat , simply amazing?
Good stuff. I love the unadulterated joy on the dancer's faces. Certainly made me smile wide. Thank you
I’m an Irish dancer and have been for 12 years, but idk how the girl who started kept going the whole performance, she must have really good stamina!!
She eats lots of Irish potatoes
I wondered that too.
@@user-ci1kz1cc6t I noticed that she was a lot faster and better than everyone else and figured she is probably the instructor.
@@dominickhomeyer9440 Maybe.
Can you imagine how good these kids can/will be when they hit 20 years old :)
Simply "outstanding"...I salute all of these young folks for their talent and hard work. Thank you so much for the excellent performance.
I am ever so thankful for this treasure ! Oct 21, 1999 I married a wonderful woman and we had Kali dancers from the school of the understudy of the female lead from Riverdance at our wedding. Her students performed each dance then taught us and our guests ... Awesome to see a bit of culture preserved. Thank You Aer Lingus , and Superb Thanks to these young performers !
I'm English and I love this. So talented.
The first girl is awesome
@Olaf Weinzer - Absolutely!
Yip! They always are!
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I don't care what anyone has to say, the Irish are some of the best dancers in the world !!! You Go !
Thank you 😊
Best in the world.
They were a local group from essex, not irish.
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And no fat ones
There's something special that captures you when a group of dancers perform as well as this, well done 👍
How can those people just be standing there with no expressions?? These kids are amazing! I wouldn't be able to stop smiling and looking on in wonder!
Appears they are watching ice melt
Exactly!!!
How could those ppl not smile? This brings joy!
Because all Irish dancing looks the same. They've seen it all before. Different tune, same dance. Its only tourists who like this repetitive crap.
Cos the English can't smile r dance
its because they are Brittish. (but later, many people WERE smiling) and yes, the dancing was wonderful.
It is at a shopping centre right? They are tired and their feet hurt.
English have no class.
I don't know why but this really put a smile on my face !!!!!!!
Love this. I’m an American, but one of my Great-Grandmothers came over to America from Ireland along with her parents in the early 1900’s. I met her when I was little. I’ve got Irish blood in me!
Same here I have Irish and German in my family history I fell in Love with Celtic Woman, musical and German music , one proud American
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I am an Englishman and we have Morris Dancing, now as traditional as that is, and great to see, it's not a patch on this. I love this, and thanks and well done to The Emerald Isle.
Morris Dancing is more reflective of English culture.
I enjoyed the dancing . I know how much energy it takes and physical stamina . I also noticed the smiles on the faces of the dancers. They have joy giving this flash dance.
That was incredible!! Such talented dancers,all of them! Wish I could have seen them perform live.
Bravo dancers, only the Irish know how to connect their feet to dancing on our Mother Earth.
O lovely moments. I wish i could dance like that.
From the USA 2021... put a big smile on my face and hope in my heart in the midst of the chaos we are facing. Thank you and God bless🙏
I just find Irish dancing so stimulating wonderfully wholesome, each step has its meaning , wonderful.
God, I wish I had that energy - not to mention talent!
Fantastic. Saw Rythms of Ireland here in New Plymouth.Thoroughly enjoyed it
Once upon a time I had it!
Just absolutely amazing-the timing of each dancer and the footwork/legwork is astounding ❤️
Tough Crowd, I'd be clapping my heart out!
@Craig Schultz couldn't they have at least smiled? They looked bored out of their minds. The kids worked their butts off to entertain the crowd.
Me too and cheering them on!!
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Yeah well who really cares
I’m American and I’ll go out on a limb and try to answer a common question here.
The reason, many people aren’t smiling at first is because they’re in awe.
If this happened in an airport here, most of us would do the exact same.
The level of practice that it takes to be able to this is unbelievable.
Americans would probably do what everyone here did and enjoy the performance...and then give them a massive applause when they finish.
Great job! 🙏🏻😇
This performance was in a shopping mall not an airport.
Doesn’t matter, for the love of the Irish we all need to kick our toes! And it’s a lucky day when we see the young people having a go!
I suspect the crowd is in a type of trance. Groups of people engaging in synchronized movements set to music can do that to us! We lose our sense of ego and self as we get the sense all of the people are acting as one.
Only this isnt an airport....its a shopping centre in England
Most English people are not big on expressing themselves in public situations. It doesn't mean they don't appreciate what they're watching.
I'm a cowboy and I love country music but I am totally fascinated by Irish dancing like this.
Where do you think country music got some of its influence from?
Well partner, next time you successfully snub a bronc, chew on some snuff, turn on some jig n enjoy the craic
Wearing a hat doesn't make you a cowboy.
I love ❤️ Irish dancing, music and food. I took my daughter for her 21st birthday just before the pandemic to Scotland and Ireland for a month of adventures and fun. I drove everywhere, ate at local pubs and watched them dancing and I tried dancing; it’s amazing.
I can't imagine this type of dancing is easy to learn. Well Done!
Beautiful! I'm an Indian in love with Irish dance!
Ya me too...!!
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It's so boring. The whites have no culture or history
@@channelfive7883 shut the fuck up! You sound stupid asf!
I am in awe!! Irish dancing requires so much energy. Brilliant.
I`ve got Irish blood in me. My ancestors traveled from Ireland maybe little Britain to America. This music is beautiful and astounding ,astonishing to see and hear play. Wonderful dancers.
Loved it and just what the world needs..............dancing, joy, love and expression.
Much Aroha (love and respect) from New Zealand!!!! xxxxxx
We Irish love New Zealand and your wonderful culture. Aroha
Beautiful performance! A pleasure to see all these young people dancing. Thanks
I believe the Earth needs a World Flash Mob Day. Help us change the world! Pass it on! 🙏💖
I will keep this in mind!
We need it desperately, as a physically challenged older lady l will do what l can!🥰🥰😷🇨🇦
Why only one... What we'd need is a fm hour each day!!!
Flash mob dayyyyy
@@JC-qw1dm I would watch! 🙏
Wow! No words to express how beautiful this is. My hubby was in the kitchen and heard the music. He loves it. I admire the dancers!
Thank you very much for the atmospheric performance + great dance + great song. Many greetings from Germany + please stay healthy. Hope for more appearances. I've loved this song since I was young, because as a child I could always see the Irish fairies, which always enchanted me, just as this gig was just magical.
this is a beautiful expression of Irish culture. I love to see all people sharing their culture and proud of their heritage.
God bless ireland,my greetings from Brazil.Loved it
I really love Irish dance. It’s brilliant!!! Stamina and coordination. Love Riverdance!!!
It is so uplifting to watch and as a retired dancer I just loved it. Best wishes from Australia 🇦🇺.
How lovely, its so wobderful to see young people dance their national dance, and the Irish dance is really beautiful
They are an English dance group dancing Irish dance and doing it very well. Most of them will be Brits so it isn't their national dance.
@@modelrailwaynoob because the English don't have any culture, but perhaps these children are of Irish decendants? Just a thought...
@@irishcountrygirl78 If you think the English don't have any culture, you don't have any education. Were you off sick when the history lessons were learned? The English gave you much of yours!
@@modelrailwaynoob yeah the English gave us our Irish culture. No, they tried to stamp it out.
Love the dancing and the girls are so good looking..
this was brilliant, wish it would happen more often
Блядь, рожи страшные, фу!!! На хуй!,!!!!
If they had a more appreciative audience maybe they would...they should come to America...or Japan...they truly appreciate a good flash mob...!!! js
I’m watching this video in 2023 and agree with the previous comment………I am from Wisconsin and so proud of my Irish Heritage! This video makes me so happy……Smile people❤️
The youth, the energy, the talent.....with a wonderful crew lead by a fine young lady. Just so pleasant to see and hear!
Every time a new dancer joins, you see the idea of "jump right in" in action. Love this stuff. 😊
This type of music and dancing always makes me smile!
How cool was that for a group of young people to go out into the middle of an Airport and do this awesome dance!🥰👍🏻👍🏻❤️ I’m so amazed at people who can do this type of Irish dancing. I’m part Irish and love watching this type of dancing and it never gets old either. God bless these young people for doing that for the people. It would be cool if all Airports had some kind of dancing for people. Quite entertaining.👍🏻❤️🥰🙏😘❌⭕️
Just another reason why I’m so proud to be Irish! ☘️
Really? Proud?
@@Martial-Mat Yeah, proud. Imagine that? Troll.
@@TampaJohn No, not trolling at all. I simply don't understand ANY national pride. It's not like you DID anything to merit personal pride any more than I've done anything to merit pride in Britain. The fact that a bunch of talented young people can perform an Irish dance in a mall hardly seems like reason enough, especially as you don't even LIVE in Ireland if your name is anything to go by. But no problem. If this makes you feel a sense nationalistic pride, feel free.
@@Martial-Mat The great thing is that you don’t need to understand. It’s not about you. And it’s not about what I did, it’s a pride that builds when I see Irish people do good things. I still have many relatives over there. More than I ever knew and that pride inside of me is very strong. I’m going to take you at your word that you’re not trolling. That being said, that’s why I have pride in my heritage.
@@TampaJohn I realise it's not about me, but when you make a post like that in a public forum, you invite comment. I descended from people in Wales, Italy, and I have a touch of native American blood. I feel zero connection to any of them, far less pride. I recently discovered I have close family in Texas - with one exception, I not only don't feel close, I actively dislike them. So it always interests me when I hear people express nationalistic pride. It especially interests when I hear Americans express pride for a country they've never lived in even though they could, particularly Ireland or Scotland - nations most of them are many generations removed from. o you feel a greater affinity for Ireland than America? Do you look at Ireland as the "home country?" Or is perhaps the novelty of heritage that goes back further than a few hundred years? I can certainly understand historical fascination. I am surrounded by castles and ancient buildings.
AWESOME!!!! THANKS TO THE DANCERS AND THE CHOREOGRAPHER(S) OF THIS WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE!!!!
Thanks for the upload. Sorry it's taken us 7 years to find it - and by accident. Pure magic.
I love watching Irish dancing. I'd love to be able to do it. The whole ensemble were absolutely in step. It was a privilege to watch this. Thanks for posting it!
October, 2018
Tears of joy...An amazing video of talented people...Thanks for sharing !!
Me too!!! 🤗
Good old family entertainment , my Irish roots revived ............ Glorious!
I love it..I am American...of Irish and English Descent by way of Turkey and Germany...and I would smile...it is absolutely Fun!!
Happy St. Patrick’s Day all!! Much love and cheers to much peace and love!!
I just love that for what it is. A reason to make me smile.
Ian Burgess i can do rhat
I watch this video at least once a day. I love to watch these young people (kids) dancing.
Now THAT'S what hard work, discipline & a love of dance looks like !!! This troupe knocked it out of ther park !! Well done 😊😊😊
I was here when this happened 😂 it was AWESOME!!!
I like your Irish dancing and your music. It makes the heart jump with you!
Kind regards from Switzerland
I love , huge respect to Ireland and Irish , from Algeria .
I don't know about you but this Irish stuff....I can dig it! Irish people should be proud of what you all have - your land, the people and your music, beautiful!
+johnRpico - Hi John - I'm a few days late on this. But, if you haven't already done it, wear the green, and join us next year on St. Patrick's day. It's a day of good times, music, dance, and inclusion.
I am proud, and don't forget our whiskey.
Lol thanks!
Tis Girl!
Brutalful POIsinNAH /
I'm from Arizona..
I LOVE WATCHING THESE DANCES.. ✌ & 💞 to ALL
I have watched this video way back and saved it in my playlist. I keep coming back to this one whenever I want listen to Irish music.
Love that! Keep on coming back :D