Ronnie hated the "rationalisation of the greed". That sums it up brilliantly. A great man. RIP Ronnie. You were a grand feller, and it was an honour to have once met you.
Remembering Our Beloved Ronnie and our Unforgetttable Dubliners. Talking about our dearest Luke Kelly, too..That's great! Thank you so much for this amazing interview.
Great interview great to see ronnie shame rte won't release Dubliners concerts from the 60s and 70s they had there 9wn show on rte one time crazy more material isn't released thanks for this
He and Luke were the most endearing Irish singers to me. Mick Maloney was my first, but Ronnie and Luke will be the ones I want played at my funeral. All because of an american: Bryan Kelso Crowe. Rest in peace my dear friend. Same to ronnie and Luke. Luke's politics were shit. But his voice will always lift me up.
That's humility that one great unique Irish voice thinks that another is greater. In my opinion Ronnie voich was unique and Lukes also in a completely different way. ❤️😊
I met Ronnie drew,up in Grey stones,back in 1978,intertuce to by Steven 🤴king,,it was a wonderful night's crack i will never forget, ,once in a life time, I was 16 at the time,co tyrone, ✋
His comment at the end is brilliant, about the two different types of poor people who get rich: "and the other guy, when he gets something, he says, "better get rid of it quick before I get poor again!"
that was every word i say today, sorry i never meet you ronnie dew that was the truth and is today every word i would say the same (not sure about jesus though. i think jesus changed his name to gerry. ... kidding.)
Ronnie hated the "rationalisation of the greed". That sums it up brilliantly. A great man. RIP Ronnie. You were a grand feller, and it was an honour to have once met you.
Decent man with very decent thinking.
A great singer and a great Irish man RIP Ronnie Drew
Remembering Our Beloved Ronnie and our Unforgetttable Dubliners. Talking about our dearest Luke Kelly, too..That's great! Thank you so much for this amazing interview.
Jaysus, what would ya make of today Ronnie?
Truer to the teachings of the gentle carpenter of Nazareth than the entirety of the Catholic Church's hierarchy, this man was...
Beautiful
Great interview great to see ronnie shame rte won't release Dubliners concerts from the 60s and 70s they had there 9wn show on rte one time crazy more material isn't released thanks for this
He and Luke were the most endearing Irish singers to me. Mick Maloney was my first, but Ronnie and Luke will be the ones I want played at my funeral. All because of an american: Bryan Kelso Crowe. Rest in peace my dear friend. Same to ronnie and Luke. Luke's politics were shit. But his voice will always lift me up.
That's humility that one great unique Irish voice thinks that another is greater. In my opinion Ronnie voich was unique and Lukes also in a completely different way. ❤️😊
I met Ronnie drew,up in Grey stones,back in 1978,intertuce to by Steven 🤴king,,it was a wonderful night's crack i will never forget, ,once in a life time, I was 16 at the time,co tyrone, ✋
What was he like? Did he share any stories?
@7:19, There was a lot of drinking yeh, haha that smile :)
His comment at the end is brilliant, about the two different types of poor people who get rich: "and the other guy, when he gets something, he says, "better get rid of it quick before I get poor again!"
Love you, Ronnie. We all miss you. Love from your American fans in Boston, Massachusetts. 🍀✝️
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the man, the myth, the legend
Yes David was a legend.
Wonderful talented Irish man
my Man !!
Great interview, saying it as it is
David Hanley was always excellent.
that was every word i say today, sorry i never meet you ronnie dew that was the truth and is today every word i would say the same (not sure about jesus though. i think jesus changed his name to gerry. ... kidding.)
I remember he brought his horse for a pint 😂
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Crazy questions 😂