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Galway and proud 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

Respect from Ireland ☘️🇮🇪💚🇺🇸

My grandfathers brother was a policeman in New york, the money he earned helpsd 4 families to rurvive and get ahead, a tough but lovely man .

I hate the new New York. I loved the old New York.

From Clare(Mom).. and Armagh(Dad).. born and raised in Wash.Hgts. Nana had a problem with a Northern boy dating her baby. Best life in NYC

back when the whole family lived in the same area.

KENNEDY IS THE ONE THAT STOPED IRISH FOR COMMING OVER ,THAT SKELL GOT HIS ....

Family came over 1921 ,Ran bar and grille in brooklyn for 50 years. All sons served in military, Police, Fire ,post office ,the girls nurses ,civil service...Loving America and its opportunities..

I grew up in the Bedford Park section in the Bronx in the 50s and early 60s. All the cops and firemen were Irish. Not to mention the bus drivers and transit workers. There was Irish music radio shows on Sunday evenings, great Irish bars to socialize in. Yes, the good old days when NY was Irish!

What is N.Y. now, Socialist/Communist ???

Next video up is "when Dublin was irish."

Good Luck to you Irish Americans ☘️🇺🇸 Most other countries we immigrated to the Irish culture faded out.

Don't get me wrong, Americans with Irish heritage are awesome, hard working, industrious and probably the toughest group of Americans in a fight (I wouldn't ever want to get on their bad side). But people who live in Ireland won't give a flying frig if you say 'Hey I'm Irish-American, my Great-grandad was from County Cork', because to them you are American.

Beautiful this is my family.

The Bronx n Long Island..My father's family roots through Ellis Island. U.S. Customs Inspectors n NYPD Police n Firefighters in FL. When Irish eyes are smiling from Knock 🇮🇪

Thank you! I grew up on Arden St.

New York was here LONG before The Irish!

I can see my aunts, uncles and cousins

That's a good song... 💯

Apparently they are my cousins hahah

I feel nostalgic for a time I was never in, looking at pictures of family gatherings from the past here in Boston it looks identicla

simpler times never to return

My father was a Conductor for NYC Transit. He was such a good man. The best. Honest and hardworking. I wish my son got to meet him. Proud to be from The Bronx. We built that city.

Irish people bring hard work And good fun and the best women in the world.

We will Always be Irish.

The video shows 100% Irish which is great Bronx New York had a lot of Irish many many years back Woodlawn was a famous place where I grew up was 150th Street and third avenue was all Irish in that neighborhood but times changed everything that's not the more you could really do about it just have a nice drink or an Irish coffee and talk about the good old days you never forget them 🍀🇨🇮💯🍀🇺🇸💯🍀👍

Grew up in the Bronx during the 1950s and 1960s. We had almost nothing, but we were too happy and hard working to know the difference. School at St. Ann's, boy scouts at St. Brendan's and high school at Cardinal Hayes. The Bronx was pure heaven. Love and prayers to all that helped make my life wonderful.

How sad....the loss of Irish Heritage in NYC!

Who is this song by?

Wow 228th street. I never see any Irish folks around there now. Grew up on 231st in the early 90’s when they were still here yet most were moving to greener pastures upstate.

Seems like a close nit community.

My dad worked the subways

Of all the immigrants, Jewish, Italian and Irish, it was the Irish that were discriminated against and worked for next to nothing. It was the Irish that built the bridges, the skyscrapers, the tunnels and roads. The Italians would have built these also, wouldn’t they? The Jewish immigrants were not involved in physical labour and didn’t contribute to the building of infrastructure in New York.

My great grandfather emigrated from Ireland to NYC, settling in Bay Ridge Brooklyn. He was a Lieutenant in the NYPD. I can so relate to this song. I only wish I had the blessing to meet my great grandfather, Michael Connors! Hi

this song reminds me of when i left tulsa oklahoma at the age of 10 to live with my mothers parents "who were both off the boat" in the bronx. I went from country music and cowboy culture to subways amd skyscrapers. i remember my grandma taking me shopping on fordham road at caldors to buy toys, and taking the bus to yonkers. im a mutt but im proud to be half irish, grandfather was from.kerry grandma from roscommon

San Francisco in the 50's (when I was a teen) was exactly the same. Those are my people.

Thank you guys

The 20 people who didn’t like this song aren’t Irish AND they hate themselves for it

Aye

Who is the singer in the video?

And yes, came from Ireland as children

My grandparents grew up in the Bronx as did 3 generations after them. NY will always be in my heart and veins 💖

Respect from Dublin, Ireland 🇮🇪

I am a Venedam as well and would like to find out more, I finally got to check this out! You left a comment on my fox and the hound music video I did over 10 years ago! please message me back I am interested to know more

I would of love to of seen New York in the 1960s with all the Irish Americas and Boston is well. All been taken over now but hipsters!!!

whites are gonna be the phoenix that rises from the ashes of the globalists and the new commies we know who they are and where they are

Awww...Inwood looked so nice and clean back then. It’s a shame now Inwood is a shit hole for real

Strong lovely people the Irish And that Is a truth

Happy days the Irish bring hard work no knife crime or drugs and they integrate the Irish enhance a country that Is a fact