Muiread ni Mhaonaigh - Gleanntain ghlas ghaoth dobhair

Gleanntain ghlas ghaoth dobhair (The Green Glens of Gaoth Dobhair), sung by Muiread ni Mhaonaigh.
From Transatlantic Sessions Series 4, Episode 3, Song 5.
No copyright infringement intended ;-)

[@MrMusicguyma]

The transatlantic crew does a nice job backing Muirerad on her dad's song.

[@jamesdolan4042]

Mairead is a lovely, talented woman, an excellent singer and fiddle player.

[@geoffmcharg5969]

You just don't get any better than this

[@jaypeckay5898]

Amazing.........the Irish Dublin musicians and singers are so cool........

[@catherinedorrian7548]

Reminds me of my summers in the gaeltacht. Rannafast great times.

[@PhalainaBelgium]

Wonderful performance !!! Phalaïna

[@MattScutchfield]

oh yeah! now were talking!

[@joeomurchadha]

no, Paddys Green Shamroch Shore is not traditional, it's the export strength version of the real song Gleanntain Ghlas Gaoth Dobhair

[@marconatrix]

'Se sin glé mhath! Cum suas i :-)

[@michealreilly3072]

shes my cousin :D

[@Eitleoir]

Go hiontach!

[@MalikDinata]

it's the opposite, actually. Gleanntain ghlas ghaoth dobhair was written earlier than Paddy's Green Shamrock Shore

[@zandeman5]

Isn't that sung to the tune of Paddy's Green Shamrock Shore?

[@tomryan4360]

muiread,nil agam ach gaeilge an linbh tabhtartha,ach is tusa an rud is fear a tharla don teanga o d,eag art mach cumhaigh.go maire tu go deo!

[@fransmars1645]

My children are better behaved, my wife seems to understand me and my whiskey tastes sweeter.