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I loved paidi as a player and manager he was a great friend of Charlie bertie and Brian as well what ever about Albert but paidi your a star up above we miss u from a devout mayo fan

R I P PAUDI MY HEART BREAKES WATCHING THE FUNERAL NOV 2023

So sad but brilliant ❤

Lovely man great singer ,one of my favourite songs .👏👏👏.

Maith Thu fein 🧤

We still miss Padai , nearly ten yrs on.Rest in peace dear friend.🌟🙏💯%

Do dheineas focail an amhráin a scrí amach anso thíos: There's a home by the hills of Glendore, That faces the broad open sea, Where the wild rivers rushed o'er the shore, And the bulrushes wave in the breeze. Where the green ivy clings on the door, And little birds sing on each tree, To my darling their sweet notes they coat, Is ar Éirinn ní neosfainn cé hí. Last night while the skies were a glow, And the sun had gone down in the West, And the skies were like mountains of snow, As they slowly declined to the West. I stole out to meet my asthore, And fondly she waited for me, By the old stile at lovely Glendore, 'Is ar Éirinn ní neosfainn cé hí. I have tried all the years of my life, Through sunshine, storm and rain, And I surely will venture my life, For to save her one moment of pain. I climbed the high hills of the land, And swam through the depths of the sea, For one touch of her lovely white hand, 'Is ar Éirinn ní neosfainn cé hí. Her father has riches in store, Rhine cattle, cotton and wealth, And prime lands 'round lovely Glendore, Whilst I have with youth and good health. But she's the fine maid I adore, With love she clings onto me, Without riches or no earthly store, 'Is ar Éirinn ní neosfainn cé hí. Like the sick man that longs for the dawn, I long for the light of her smile, And I'll pray for my own cailín bán, While I'm waiting for her by the stile. She's my joy, my pride and my hope, My own darling cailín na Sí, Oh she is my promised bride, 'Is ar Éirinn ní neosfainn cé hí. And if troubles will be by us both, Between her loving parents and me, In a liner that will be afloat, We'll go up to some far country. Where we'll have a home of our own, And live in fond unity, Like a king and a queen in their throne, 'Is ar Éirinn ní neosfainn cé hí.

Good man.

I will never forget u paidi.u were class in every way.ur legend lives on and thank u for being just u.u made a big difference to football.u were very gifted in every way.u and micko match made in heaven.miss u.from a lilywhite.

There's definitely something magical about the Kerry people and the Kerry football tradition

Memories of years ago holidays in west Kerry in Ventry, surprise at meeting the great legend Paidi O Se over dinner at his place. A great man.

"Tá ár Ríghe imithe uainn." And Jesus Christ he was sent off like a King too. When the coffin was being sung away and the people joined in for the chorus of Mo Ghille Mear, I got shivers down my spine. That was something special.

R. I.P Paidi. One of Kerry s best had the greatest respect for him, he was a gentleman, a warm welcome for everyone, Dublin Deirdre xx

legend

Jimmy only a man of your years could have sung this song so well, jo well done thanks

great stories, great music too, Will watch again soon

What a great character our paudi was. One of my Hero's.

sung as it should be great voice outstanding

R.I.P Paudie

Great character for g a a watched this man on the field and off the field I hope Kerry will be be in an all lreland final some and the wil get their great manger at the minute and great players Mayo to win the this year

One of the greatest characters EVER in the history of Gaelic games. Loved in all counties ....a rare feat. God rest you, Paidi.

paidi was the greatest footballer ever

paudie was a great player for Kerry . Paudie,s family are lovely friendly people .

Brilliant;; I've never heard this song before.Many thanks..

So glad I found this;you're a great singer Jimmy ;You're my kind of man..

Gone but not forgotten ... 48min

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Lovely to hear this, Good luck in your retirement from Tony Phillips South Wales, son of Julia, nee Kelly Headford

Many thanks to my friend Mr. O'Brien for this amhrán and for many others over the years. One of my favourite people.