I’m quite proud of my Irish heritage so I thought I’d share some of the music I grew up hearing!
And here’s one Mama used to sing all the time!
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Beautiful songs! Happy St Patrick! Have lots of fun!
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Thank you. It was quiet but nIce!
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🙂
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For us it is the Irish Rovers “Unicorn Song” complete with hand motions!
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I’d forgotten the Unicorn song!
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I heard it last night at a dance out. My daughter was the first one up to do the motions. Her dance friends laughed.
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How DARE they laugh at the Unicorn Song? lol
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Thanks for sharing!!
Happy St Patrick’s Day!
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Thanks!
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Welcome!
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Irish music is playing in our house almost daily, I swear. My husband is constantly playing it, whistling a tune and singing at the top of his lungs. Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
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LOL Irish music is happy even when it’s tragic!
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Nice choices! There were several punk/Irish folk bands that I was really into in my teens and 20s. I have Irish ancestors, too. I studied British history in University but my mentor was a professor of Irish history, so I ended up taking a few Irish history classes. I’ve always loved Irish art. I have a big tattoo on my left forearm arm, that was inspired to draw from the Book of Kell’s. I couldn’t possibly draw really good knotwork, but my tattoo artist is good at it. 😋
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Ireland is the place I’ve been homesick for all my life.
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Some beautiful music here, Elizabeth
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Thank you, Derrick. It stays beautiful until I start to sing!
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Today I will watch what I expect to be a great rugby match between England and Ireland – as usual I won’t comment on it for fear of spoiling it for those who have had to record it.
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I need to learn about rugby.
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This is so nice. Thanks for sharing. Made my morning to sit and listen with my coffee.
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You’re welcome! Boy listening brought back memories.
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