Many many a drunken night with me dad listening to the Dubliners. I now have his whole collection of music and it's all folk music but more Dubliners than anything Miss you old man xx
One word excellent. Takes me back to the days when I work on British Rail in 1974 working on the Preston to Glasgow electfication project as a labourer.We had our own train we lived on moving down the line as we worked fantastic crew of manly Irish lads we were out every night on the lash the good old times. Beer woman & music. Spent all me live working the Railway after meeting the wife in Glasgow we came to London where I joined London Transport till I retired.
Wenn man auf dem Kontinent an Irland denkt, dann sofort an die traditionelle Irish Folk Music. Und wenn man an "Irish Folk" denkt, ist man sofort bei den DUBLINERS. Wundervoll!
I raise my glass to these talented people, and all the Irish people I have had the pleasure to work with, the beer and the criac will live in my heart forever. Thanks lads. an English man.
4 days before St Patrick's Day 🍀☘️🍀☘️🍀 and love listening to Dubliners 🌈🌈🌈🌈😊😊😊😊 was on Dublin Back in 1995 And all over Ireland loved the beautiful country And the lovely friendly people once in a lifetime trip I'll always remember with great pleasure it was part of a 15 day trip that included England Scotland And Wales
im 23 and from america, i wish i had grown up with this music. I will carry their songs and memories with me to honor them and the joy theyve brought me. Rip to those who've passed. I'd love to share a beer in heaven someday.
Have u seen the DVD like Kelly the collection it's fantastic, features all live songs with him singing with the Dubliners and some great interviews and stories.
Started to love Irish folk music thanks to my dad who lived in Rosslare and Castlebridge while he worked for an Irish transport company. Mom, my younger brother and I remained in the Netherlands. During the holiday season we'd travel to Ireland to spend Christmas and new year's eve as a family. In Holland I played dad's cassette tapes of the Dubliners and Davey Arthur and The Fureys till I could sing along all the songs. In the past we've seen them play live a couple of times I'm grateful for that. Now 35 years later I am still enjoying their music and often play their concerts thanks to RUclips and Spotify. Their music will never fade they've left a legacy that will last forever ❤
Beautiful concert with wonderfully talented musicians!! The Dubliners who are my favourite group will long be remembered forever in Dublin and the world.
55 years listening. My mother father's fabulous choice of music, Sunday mornings getting ready for mass, meeting the people's from all over the world. Thank you father RIP.
It makes me proud to be Irish listening to our music , you would know that we are a people that just loves the craic, I hope that we never lose it to progress.
@@Ben-gl6pw Not true. There are more groups like the Dubliners now than there were back then. Just search for any Irish folk song on RUclips and you'll get to watch them all performing live in Ireland or across the world, many with millions of views. If anything Irish folk music is growing in popularity.
As a Scotsman, there's something about Irish music that hits the heart. We have beautiful gaidhlig music, and of course our national treasure, The Corries. But it's not as ubiquitous as Irish music. It's so very enjoyable to listen to the embodiment of tradition. Edit: Cousins by culture, and hopefully freedom.
Your last sentence - yes, I agree and have always thought so! btw, I'm American of Irish descent. I was born a Murphy, adopted by the Garrick family, and married a Donohue. I'm triple Irish!
@@johnhariis250 I was too in Ireland ..... working... i wish to come back to live. I can say that is the most lovely and magic country, I was/am falling in love with Ireland. It makes me feel different. From Basque Country-Navarre greetings.
I saw the Concert in Esbjerg, Denmark with my Sister and I was over the Moon!! Unfortunately Ronnie Drew was not present. Thank You Dubliners!! You have allways been the best!!!! c;)
I have so much heard that name of "Esbjerg" for a over a decade now because I have a friend in Kiel (a bi-national English /German) who always travel in ferry from Esbjerg to Norwich. (Well nothing to do with the Dubliners ; it is just that the town name caught my eye). Hello to you from the French Alps anyway.
Talk about talented people amazing I was privileged to see the Dubliners, Lily my late my mother in law and I had an unforgettable night watching and listening to them. Thanks for the memories guys. Cheers
Im 34 and discovered my roots lie in Ireland. This music speaks to me on the deepest level possible. These guys are the reason at 34 I picked up the fiddle and started learning. Love them forever. Thanks for the concert.
I have great, sincere respect for the Dubliners, The Wolfe Tones and the High Kings for keeping the Irish folk musical tradition alive to this very day. May they be remembered all over the world for their amazing talent. Edit: It’s 3 days till St Patricks Day! 💪🍀☘️🇮🇪🍀☘️💪
Yeah.....Irish Music is like a roalacoaster to emeotions. one moment you are in a sad mood, the next moment your sould is cheering life. just like irish weather ;)))) Greetings from Austria.
and warm greeting to you from my little shack 120 miles from the nearest town with shops or a set of traffic lights yes I am out here in the bad/beautiful lands of Tanzania
My grandad got me into this music!! I've always loved it, I will always continue to love it! In memory of you grandad! December this year will be 18 year!! Yet you live on forever! 💙❤️🙏
GREAT PERFORMANCE performed by a GREAT GREAT GROUP! This music and these songs make my Austrian heart swinging and my soul singing. I think there's an inner kinship between Irish and Austrians. Isn't it so?
Only a wee bit Irish from my maternal grandmother’s maternal grandparents but as I have slowed to enjoy life, seasons, foods, music & my ethnic heritage. Tying all of those together, adding these men to my listening times have added pleasure, relaxation, curiosity and the quality of my life. Thank You, Dubliners, for adding to my life.
Takes me back to the 70s when I used to be a young boy following my Dad round the big building sites. Fond memories of the Irish workers taking me under there wing, telling jokes and singing Irish folk songs.
my ancestors were born of this music......the music of men and the music of the irish landscapes and the music of the desperate voices in the most secret pubs within Ireland itself........The beauty of Ireland is in our Irish voices xxx
@JobHuntingAbroad That's OK. Yes there is an Irish connection with some for sure. But our First Nations were on the land for thousands of years. I think after living in Scotland for awhile I got fed up of them saying they were related to every Canadian!! What a joke! We are Canadians. End of!! Lived in Ireland too and loved it.
While in Dublin was able to go to Irish cabaret that included the comedian Hal Roach a national treasure for Ireland funny witty And no swearing And smutty jokes how refreshing it was
These lads are a marvelous band! It's the first time I've ever really listened to them, but I have heard numerous covers of most of the songs they are singing here.
This music always reminds of my days at Wijsmuller, sea going tugs and then with a crewmember of 20 in 1 cabin, bottles and beers all around the cabin, drinking smoking and telling stories One better and worse then the other lol Ooooo how I miss those day`s !!!!!
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Many many a drunken night with me dad listening to the Dubliners. I now have his whole collection of music and it's all folk music but more Dubliners than anything
Miss you old man xx
One word excellent. Takes me back to the days when I work on British Rail in 1974 working on the Preston to Glasgow electfication project as a labourer.We had our own train we lived on moving down the line as we worked fantastic crew of manly Irish lads we were out every night on the lash the good old times. Beer woman & music. Spent all me live working the Railway after meeting the wife in Glasgow we came to London where I joined London Transport till I retired.
Good man .
Well done alun
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Good man! I worked on the railway too for Balfour Beatty and BR on the London to Cambridge line.
Wenn man auf dem Kontinent an Irland denkt, dann sofort an die traditionelle Irish Folk Music. Und wenn man an "Irish Folk" denkt, ist man sofort bei den DUBLINERS. Wundervoll!
I raise my glass to these talented people, and all the Irish people I have had the pleasure to work with, the beer and the criac will live in my heart forever. Thanks lads. an English man.
You zre welcome
Gotta love the craic in Ireland.
💖 Brilliant but you cannot beat the original 5🍀🇮🇪🎶😊
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4 days before St Patrick's Day 🍀☘️🍀☘️🍀 and love listening to Dubliners 🌈🌈🌈🌈😊😊😊😊 was on Dublin Back in 1995 And all over Ireland loved the beautiful country And the lovely friendly people once in a lifetime trip I'll always remember with great pleasure it was part of a 15 day trip that included England Scotland And Wales
im 23 and from america, i wish i had grown up with this music. I will carry their songs and memories with me to honor them and the joy theyve brought me. Rip to those who've passed. I'd love to share a beer in heaven someday.
As u will..
Fair play to u. Great to see there are some young people who appreciate great music like this. The Dubliners were the greatest of all time.
Have u seen the DVD like Kelly the collection it's fantastic, features all live songs with him singing with the Dubliners and some great interviews and stories.
Guessing you’re now 26 lol 😂 but liked your post towards liking grate music 🎧 and being educated to respect music from an older gene-ire, good taste ❤
Scríobh tú é sin go han-deas. Maith thú, le do shláinte!
(You wrote that very nicely. Cheers to your health!)
👍👍👍
Started to love Irish folk music thanks to my dad who lived in Rosslare and Castlebridge while he worked for an Irish transport company. Mom, my younger brother and I remained in the Netherlands. During the holiday season we'd travel to Ireland to spend Christmas and new year's eve as a family. In Holland I played dad's cassette tapes of the Dubliners and Davey Arthur and The Fureys till I could sing along all the songs. In the past we've seen them play live a couple of times I'm grateful for that. Now 35 years later I am still enjoying their music and often play their concerts thanks to RUclips and Spotify. Their music will never fade they've left a legacy that will last forever ❤
Global appeal great artist great music great musician great vocals
I'm not irish
I listen this music
And I cry
Beaucause it' s so beautiful
And I think about the roots of human soul..
Thank you.Fraxi
What a compliment.
The beautiful people with a beautiful spirit from a beautiful nation. Blessed irish
God Bless these men for their talent and loyalty to their heritage!
Beautiful concert with wonderfully talented musicians!! The Dubliners who are my favourite group will long be remembered forever in Dublin and the world.
One of the best groups ever to come out of Ireland 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
What a pleasure it is to listen to people with real talent!!
Real people with serious talent ❤
Ich bin sehr froh, dass ich dieses Konzert noch besucht habe. The Dubliners sind nach wie vor eine Bereicherung meines Lebens.
Das good ya?
55 years listening. My mother father's fabulous choice of music, Sunday mornings getting ready for mass, meeting the people's from all over the world. Thank you father RIP.
Could listen to the Dubliners all day, every day. Especially Ronnie’s cement mixer gravel voice.
The Dubliners the best band ever. They gave the most pleasure.
@@geraldneary1948 That's true!
There spirit lives on forever. God Bless.Luke ciaran.barney and ronnie rip to you all.
Rip Ronnie you were a brilliant singer and many times i saw you with the Dubliners 👏
It makes me proud to be Irish listening to our music , you would know that we are a people that just loves the craic, I hope that we never lose it to progress.
It’s being lost already
@@Ben-gl6pw Not true. There are more groups like the Dubliners now than there were back then. Just search for any Irish folk song on RUclips and you'll get to watch them all performing live in Ireland or across the world, many with millions of views. If anything Irish folk music is growing in popularity.
Try Bagatelle...wow
Wherever I may be you can be sure that I'll love EIRE and its incredible music and people. God bless you all and forever.
As a Scotsman, there's something about Irish music that hits the heart.
We have beautiful gaidhlig music, and of course our national treasure, The Corries.
But it's not as ubiquitous as Irish music. It's so very enjoyable to listen to the embodiment of tradition.
Edit: Cousins by culture, and hopefully freedom.
Your last sentence - yes, I agree and have always thought so! btw, I'm American of Irish descent. I was born a Murphy, adopted by the Garrick family, and married a Donohue. I'm triple Irish!
Another Murphy agrees!
Happy b'day Dubs
Cousins by blood
Just good craik matey!
Love this band, Irish people and this beautiful country
Greetings from Italy Dubliner's.
Merry Christmas and a great 2021. For Italians and Irish.
Greetings from Dublin
Many Happy returns
@@johnhariis250 I was too in Ireland ..... working... i wish to come back to live. I can say that is the most lovely and magic country, I was/am falling in love with Ireland. It makes me feel different. From Basque Country-Navarre greetings.
Feliz navidad from Mexico to our sister country Ireland
Greetings from a little village of France.
I HOPE a better world for all peoples with a great hart like dublinners, pogues and dropkick Murphys....
Salud from Mexico.
I love them since about 2002.I am polish.I am heading to Dublin in February.Hope experience.
How did you get on?
I saw the Concert in Esbjerg, Denmark with my Sister and I was over the Moon!! Unfortunately Ronnie Drew was not present. Thank You Dubliners!! You have allways been the best!!!! c;)
I have so much heard that name of "Esbjerg" for a over a decade now because I have a friend in Kiel (a bi-national English /German) who always travel in ferry from Esbjerg to Norwich. (Well nothing to do with the Dubliners ; it is just that the town name caught my eye). Hello to you from the French Alps anyway.
A shame really that for your Dubliners concert in Esbjerg, Mr R. Drew had already passed away ?
I never knew that he passed over Ronnie drew god be good to him god bless his family 🌹😘
Talk about talented people amazing I was privileged to see the Dubliners, Lily my late my mother in law and I had an unforgettable night watching and listening to them.
Thanks for the memories guys. Cheers
The music my Dublin born parents raised me on and still lives within me, and i’ve passed on to my son who, i hope, lasses on to my grandaughter🥰
Im 34 and discovered my roots lie in Ireland. This music speaks to me on the deepest level possible. These guys are the reason at 34 I picked up the fiddle and started learning. Love them forever. Thanks for the concert.
Chiming in from the other isle: Newfoundland! Awesome to see these guys loved the world over, fills the heart:)
Chiming in with you (in key of course) from Southern California...great musicians weren't they? Such touching music....
I have great, sincere respect for the Dubliners, The Wolfe Tones and the High Kings for keeping the Irish folk musical tradition alive to this very day. May they be remembered all over the world for their amazing talent.
Edit: It’s 3 days till St Patricks Day!
💪🍀☘️🇮🇪🍀☘️💪
Great fun watching them perform...talent and humour combined makes it womderful Always. Thanks from the heart....this is India Calling .
Yeah.....Irish Music is like a roalacoaster to emeotions. one moment you are in a sad mood, the next moment your sould is cheering life. just like irish weather ;)))) Greetings from Austria.
and warm greeting to you from my little shack 120 miles from the nearest town with shops or a set of traffic lights yes I am out here in the bad/beautiful lands of Tanzania
It's probably the 30th time I listen to this video in the past 2 months... So much love in these tunes
My grandad got me into this music!!
I've always loved it, I will always continue to love it! In memory of you grandad!
December this year will be 18 year!! Yet you live on forever! 💙❤️🙏
My English Teacher showed us in class, the song "I wish I were back in Liverpool"
5 years later, I searched this song again and now I'm here :D
The Dubliners, pure genius, Barney Mckenna my idol, they are the greatest, true legends!!♥
GREAT PERFORMANCE performed by a GREAT GREAT GROUP!
This music and these songs make my Austrian heart swinging and my soul singing.
I think there's an inner kinship between Irish and Austrians.
Isn't it so?
Just fantastic,long live the Irish music and Dubliners ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏😁
Only a wee bit Irish from my maternal grandmother’s maternal grandparents but as I have slowed to enjoy life, seasons, foods, music & my ethnic heritage. Tying all of those together, adding these men to my listening times have added pleasure, relaxation, curiosity and the quality of my life.
Thank You, Dubliners, for adding to my life.
Great tribute to Luke.... have wonderful memories of his version of "Raglan Road!"
Takes me back to the 70s when I used to be a young boy following my Dad round the big building sites. Fond memories of the Irish workers taking me under there wing, telling jokes and singing Irish folk songs.
Love their music---could listen all night.
And all day as well.
01 - Fermoy Lassies Sporting Paddy - 0:29 - 2:14
02 - The Foggy Dew - 2:16 - 5:20
03 - The Rare Oul Times - 5:41 - 10:20
04 - The Banks of the Roses - 11:06 - 13:17
05 - The Black Velvet Band - 13:17 - 16:45
06 The Showman's Fancy / The Swallow's Tail - 17:54 - 22:45
07 - Carrickfergus - 25:30 - 31:54
08 - Lord of The Dance - 32:56 - 36:47
09 - Mc Alpine's Fusiliers - 39:12 - 43:49
10 - Raglan Road - 45:10 - 50:29
11 - The Old House / The High Reel - 53:00 - 1:00:06
12 - Seven Drunken Nights - 1:01:48 - 1:06:04
By your please, just like this!!!
Thanks!
Thanks a lot, from Tokyo!
'seven drunken nights' my favorite!
truly helpful :) thanks
SUCH GREAT MUSICAL ARTISTRY CAN BE APPRECIATED IN THIS SUPERB PERFORMANCE BY THE EVER BRILLIANT DUBLINERS!
I've always loved their music ❤
God this beautiful ❤ here in 2021 it's kinda difficult this days, but i fell in love for irish language and irish people ❤ much luv lads
Desired Santos ìrish people love freedom all Irish mus music is about freedom fighting yes but in the head mostly nobody ever beat us in the head
@@adriankelly3234 yeahhh and i loveee freedom 🥰
Agree Desiree
I first saw The Dubliners in 1973, in Dublin. I bought a LP. Never thought I would be listening them today.
This music really lifts my spirits when I feel low. Have a drop of the pure and live it!!!
Still a legend in 2022 beautiful music and songs Con Horan Newbridge Kildare
I love these songs.
I am very very late to the Dubliner's party but my god they are good and I am loving ALL i can listen and watch.
Classic music that refreshes me to the depths of my soul.
Superbe, magnifique, extra-ordinaire concert !
Un sacré groupe The Dubliners, que je connais depuis bien longtemps
Amazing uplifting what a joy
my ancestors were born of this music......the music of men and the music of the irish landscapes and the music of the desperate voices in the most secret pubs within Ireland itself........The beauty of Ireland is in our Irish voices xxx
Extremely talented musicians
There is talent in this lyrics and melodi. Thanks for giving me this beautiful songs. God bless every one of you.
Glad that i have seen them in 1978 .
Absolutely timeless.
Good old Ireland...
Only John Sheehan left now from the original Dubliners...... saw them play a few times back in the 80s, great music, good fun, top guys..... ❤☘
Beautiful delicate touch on that banjo.
I’m not from Ireland but my ancestry is and believe me it’s in the blood because I love this music. A Murphy from Newfoundland ❤
Newfoundland = Irish
@@saolálainn My Aunt is from Newfoundland and she is proud to be Canadian! And so am I!
@sugarmaple60 I'm sure you are and it's a great country, been there many times. Just pointing out the Irish connection. No harm meant.
@JobHuntingAbroad That's OK. Yes there is an Irish connection with some for sure. But our First Nations were on the land for thousands of years. I think after living in Scotland for awhile I got fed up of them saying they were related to every Canadian!! What a joke! We are Canadians. End of!! Lived in Ireland too and loved it.
@AnnieGibson-ue4ti of course, I get it. Sorry if I caused offence. I have family in Canada, a gorgeous country, need to visit again real soon x
While in Dublin was able to go to Irish cabaret that included the comedian Hal Roach a national treasure for Ireland funny witty And no swearing And smutty jokes how refreshing it was
this music : delightful ! make you feel happy !
The Dubliners will live forever!
Fraxi Nux! I too am not Irish and I AGREE! with you! WHAT A SPLENDID MUSIK!
These lads are a marvelous band! It's the first time I've ever really listened to them, but I have heard numerous covers of most of the songs they are singing here.
I love this band.❤❤❤❤
why didn't anybody hit the like button ? I shall be the first...and I was
Such a delight!
Much love from Greece !
Γεια σου αδερφεε
This music always reminds of my days at Wijsmuller, sea going tugs and then with a crewmember of 20 in 1 cabin, bottles and beers all around the cabin, drinking smoking and telling stories
One better and worse then the other lol
Ooooo how I miss those day`s !!!!!
Old but gold
Just another Irish treasure!
Love this music from Australia.
Great guys ♥️
True and good and holy
I lived in the Liberties Dublin 8 for 4 years, just by the St James's Gate, still miss Ireland almost every day.
Love this band
Sono stata in Irlanda e li ho conosciuti e ascoltati dal vero ..bravissimi ❤
This video is pure happiness. It’s so sad that this was 20 years ago
Many thanks for sharing this. So great! God bless Ireland
I love this music...makes me feel that everything's going to be ok guys.x
Beautiful
Super Awesome Amazing and very Beautiful songs stories and Meanings So very Beautifully sung Awesome and very Beautiful Voices Melodies and Music.
Thank you
I think "The Rare Old Times" is one of the most beautiful homages to the city of Dublin itself and maybe even Ireland's secret anthem.
Me encanta la voz de Paddy Reley, no puedo dejar de escucharle. Gracias paddy
Irreplaceable legends.
I used to work with Irish nurses great girls hard workers ❤️
We'll be up to hear you again Ronnie in a while.
Gladdens my heart to listen to music I love.
Ronnie, God bless you.
Love the music sums up the oppressed and bullied such passion and sincerety. God bless Ireland, Palestine and all the oppressed.
A warm whistle from Germany!
Beautiful 🇮🇪🍀🍀☺️
Just awesome!!
the heart feels it all, thanks lads
We all have to fight for our freedom now, they have a plan for us . from Holland .
The black velvet band is still remembered in the maritimes and around Canada from Newfoundland Labrador and Nova Scotia. 🍀💎⚓
Who, How and When were akin and I am the last Irishman standing🍀
Fantastic!!!
Love the Dubliners Up the Dubs 💙💙💙