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The piece of music Barney's actually playing is a waltz by Joseph Meissonnier. It isn't by Mozart

I wish there was a video of this. Singing Monto at Royal Albert Hall would be stunner!

Beautiful! Luke's singing and Ronnie's introduction and The Clancy imitation♥

Typical song to love The Dubliners for! ♥

Brilliant ❤

Ein Jahrhundert-Werk !

Still listening. Immortal until this medium dies,

Patsy watchorn

Brilliant

One word for this song a classic from the greatest Luke Kelly

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Whisky and Guinnes !! Great song !!

The Dubs at their best, used to sing this with my family.

Playing this just lost my dad yes I’m crying

We will get a receipt for it, when Ireland gets her freedom - u get ur motorcar.

Crying now as I listen just lost my dad

Love the funny lyrics with the serious, slightly sinister minor key tune. Brilliant

One of those Injin-mixes here and I won't forget til I'm old. I ain't worried about labels man, I'm Irish among other many other ancestors. Seen Communism, seen Fascism, seen Japanese Imperialism, and seen our Native slavery and imperfections. We shouldn't strive to just be a rebel, but if soon or gravely need be, this is the way we go. We fixed bayonets during the Korean War; ain't outta sight. Cheers fellas and lasses.

I want to hear this song at my deathbed ,before I die ,before I move on to whatever afterlife there is in our world ,and When the Angel Woos the Clay ,He'd loose ,his wings at the dawn of a new Day ...

Unfortunately this piece is never offered on Pandora. This is one of my favorites from the “Irish Masters “

priceless

lol the coughging at the start

This song is still relevant for all the mercenaries joining the war against Russia, risking their lives not even for a medal or a pension but a mere paycheque

Even as a Free-Stater, this is a great tune.. well.. every song by The Dubliners is anyways. RIP.

Poor Dr. Henry M. Johnston :(

Quick question where did Barney rob Tommy Clancys jumper ahhaha

Just listen to the lyrics. This is actually a profoundly socialist song. People know 'Macalpine's Fusliers', but this is the song that actually tells it like it was.

There was an ould man down by Killiburn Brae - Riful, riful, tidi foldey There was an ould man down by Killiburn Brae Had a curse of a wife for most of his days With me riful doldol, tidi folol Fola doldol da dolda doldey One day as this man he walked out in the glen - Riful, riful, tidi foldey One day as this man he walked out in the glen Well he met with the divil, says "How are ye then?" The divil he says "I have come for your wife" - Riful, riful, tidi foldey The divil he says "I have come for your wife" For I hear she's the curse and the bane of your life So the divil he hoisted her up on his back - Riful, riful, tidi foldey So the divil he hoisted her up on his back And away off to hell, with her he did whack And when at last they came to hell's gates - Riful, riful, tidi foldey And when at last they came to hell's gates Well she lifted her stick and she battered his pate There were two little divils there tied up in chains - Riful, riful, tidi foldey There were two little divils there tied up in chains Well she lifted her stick and she scattered their brains There were two other divils there roaring like bulls - Riful, riful, tidi foldey There were two other divils there roaring like bulls And she lifted her stick and she battered their skulls There were two other divils there playing at ball - Riful, riful, tidi foldey There were two other divils there playing at ball She lifted her stick and she battered them all So the divil he hoisted her up on his back - Riful, riful, tidi foldey So the divil he hoisted her up on his back They were seven years coming and days going back And when they came back to Killiburn Brae - Riful, riful, tidi foldey And when they came back to Killiburn Brae Well the divil he cried and he shouted hooray Says he, me good man, here's your wife safe and well - Riful, riful, tidi foldey Says he, me good man, here's your wife safe and well For the likes of herself we would not have in hell Which proves that the women are worse than the men - Riful, riful, tidi foldey Which proves that the women are worse than the men When they go down to hell they are thrown out again

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S gurrier manager on the left.

Luke in his prime. Personally I do not like his style. It was so much crying!

BEST LUKE SONG!

Great song great talent great lads! ❤️👏👏🙏

Will do

It becomes more powerful when my name is Benjamin Ratcliffe.

Never knew the name of this song, thank you xx

No matter where the song comes from until the dubliners sing it you will never hear it beyond it's village

No matter where the song comes from until the dubliners sing it you will never hear it beyond it's village

This version is brilliant. Ronnie in his voice-prime!

Its amazing how the spirit and the stories of those who gave they're lives for Ireland still live in through these songs il listen to these till the day i day to remember and pay respect to them

Nothing like a song celebrating a red light district (abuse and poverty) sung by red-nosed patrons. Alright ladies, give these pigs a clap. What else are you proud of, Ireland?

I heard Ronnie sing this song live many years ago. The empathy and humanity of the Dublinners is unsurpassed. Bravo Dublinners and blessings Ronnie 🇮🇪 xxxx

The only song im aware of that gives a nod to DeValera and the fact that a lot of british soldiers died in Easter week , the rebels lost less than 60 ( excluding the executuons ) the british army lost about 250 , and they are buried in Dublin , they wernt taken home ,

Amazing band Luke was and is the best

Irish soul music 🇮🇪💪

HE😆REALLY 😃COMICAL😀 GENIUS 🤣SO😅 FUNNY😂

See u in hell

Wat u kno

Mr Drew - we miss you!

Word to the this song