The loss of Paddy, the other Clancy brothers, and Tommy Makem may signify the end of an era, yet we who love their music will not forget. Thanks to the internet, it is here to be heard and enjoyed. The parting glass is ever full.
so so beautiful bless you for this wonderful film i feel very close to you all j vincent edwards a little clancy from south shields love and peace to you always
"Have ye no homes to go to"? What a fitting close to a fitting memorial. I guess that's the Irish tradition to say that at the end of a service. Very nice.
I grew up in 1950's/60's England and we'd hardly heard of the Clancys and Tommy Makem, more's the pity. That's probably because they were based mainly in America and Ireland.
Is it an Irish custom to say the line, "Have ye no homes to go to" after the last song is sung at a graveside service? I've noticed people in Ireland saying that.
The loss of Paddy, the other Clancy brothers, and Tommy Makem may signify the end of an era, yet we who love their music will not forget. Thanks to the internet, it is here to be heard and enjoyed. The parting glass is ever full.
Had the pleasure of attending a Liam Clancy and Tommy Makem concert in Melbourne 1976 went backstage too it was a night that has never been forgotten
Thanks for uploading this. And thanks Paddy and may you rest in peace, And now, everybody, go home, wherever that is.
Thank you for the great music. God bless you.
so so beautiful bless you for this wonderful film i feel very close to you all j vincent edwards a little clancy from south shields love and peace to you always
The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem are gone, but their spirits liveth on and on.
i love paddy Clancy i m his biggest fan it is sad about what happen to him
Thanks for the memories Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem.
A beautiful tribute. I love The Parting Glass
GOD BLESS YOU LIAM ,,,YOU TOUCHED A LOT OF PEOPLE ALL OVER THE WORLD,,,WE LOVE YOU IN LEBANON,, KEEP ON SINGING LIAM AND GO IN PEACE ..
Ronnie Drew, Tommy Makem, Paddy Reilly, Bobby Clancy, John Sheahan, Liam Clancy, ... great line-up ...
Rest in peace Paddy Clancy
"Have ye no homes to go to"? What a fitting close to a fitting memorial. I guess that's the Irish tradition to say that at the end of a service. Very nice.
Aw. So sad
I think I'm gonna cry.
Dziękuje za dobrą muzyke.Pamięć mu!
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Beautiful
I grew up in 1950's/60's England and we'd hardly heard of the Clancys and Tommy Makem, more's the pity.
That's probably because they were based mainly in America and Ireland.
Tungsten Kid And Canada Liam Clancy and Tommy Makem had a TV show in the seventies. Great show.
Yeah, pity they never gigged here in England, we were stuck with grannies Irish darling Val Doonican and that jock Andy Stewart in his bloody kilt..;)
Ha ha, Does your chewing gum lose it's flavor on the bed post overnight?
@@maryrose4712 that's Lonny Donnegan.
Is it an Irish custom to say the line, "Have ye no homes to go to" after the last song is sung at a graveside service? I've noticed people in Ireland saying that.
It's what the barman would inevitably shout out in the pub in an effort to close up, it never worked and was always ignored. It's a little joke.
The Clancy's would also say it at the end of their concerts as people were shouting for encores, so it has that significance as well.
Arkansas Red home were you go to if you have no place to go
When it was Liam's funeral, years later, after the singing was finished graveside someone shouted out the same phrase
Nice history
The look on the wife's facw--how sad
Have ye no homes to go to?