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Hello, I am an Irish nationalist and Catholic monarchist. On this channel I usually upload Irish* songs and marches. My goal is to preserve history and educate people on the history of Ireland, especially her role in the Empire. I like to pay tribute to the Irish regiments who fought all over the globe.
*sometimes I will upload English, Scottish, French, German or Spanish etc.
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Send to the whole world, a message: IRELAND LIVES AND MARCHES ON!!!” 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
29TH, 30 June 2024
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I like Ciaran Bourke's rendition w/ The Dubliners. I think there's a recording on youtube, but I like how he emphasizes at the end the distraught at the execution of Henry Joy Mccracken, as well as his monologue beforehand giving context.
I really like that version too. I would have uploaded that one instead of this one, but I think the quality and background sounds are just ehh.
Ireland and England should strive to be allied countries for a multitude of compelling reasons that transcend historical conflicts and political differences. Building a strong alliance between these two nations could bring about significant benefits for both parties and contribute to regional stability and prosperity. 🇮🇪🫂🏴
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That’s our family
hello, i think i got the attention of that ship over there. i can lower this platform and get us down there. hold tight, until i can bring this platform back up. -Barry Wheatly Sherrington Michael Charles Cunningham III
One of the best songs of the perioid
Aye, it's a great tune
Tiocfaidh ár lá
This is so based! Audentior ibo! Rule Britannia! Tandem Triumphans! You've earned yourself a new subscriber.
I appreciate it!
@@Hibernica1641 I'm curious, are you a Jacobite? Do you hope for Britain to return to Catholicism? What about Ireland? Are you in favour of a Jacobite monarch on the throne and a union with Britain?
@@Anglo-SaxonTeaDrinker Yes, I am a monarchist and a Jacobite. I personally think it would be great for Britain to return to Catholicism, but I know that's quite fanciful. I would like the situation to be like how it was pre-1801, when Great Britain and Ireland were separate Kingdoms - or even make England and Scotland separate Kingdoms as well like pre-1707.
@@Hibernica1641 It might surprise you, but Catholicism is actually growing faster than Anglicanism in Britain. Personally, I find it disheartening that Anglicanism is declining. Anglo-Catholicism, and even Roman Catholicism, has enjoyed popularity among the upper classes, which I partly attribute to their Norman French lineage. Britain has been home to great figures of the Catholic faith such as Tolkien, G.K. Chesterton, Evelyn Waugh, John Henry Newman, Ronald Knox, and many others. As for the Jacobite line of succession, do you have a preference? Are you more inclined towards the lineage currently represented by the Spanish aristocrats of the Fitz-James Stuart family, Duke of Berwick, or do you favor the Bavarian line as shown in the video? Also, considering the current Bavarian Jacobite is gay, would you support his nephew Joseph Wenzel of Liechtenstein as the heir if you lean towards the Bavarian line?
@@Anglo-SaxonTeaDrinker After recently finding out that he was gay, I think I would be more inclined to support the FitzJames line now. Quite unfortunate.. although, as you said, maybe his nephew would do. I'm not sure. What do you think would be best?
He is our martyr king...
This is such a f refreshing channel / perspective for today -long into infinity may your glory last
Thank you!
Rome is a royalists burden.
What booker can prognosticate? 🇬🇧
James the first, best stuart king.
I figured you'd say that!
@@Hibernica1641 Diana Spencer had stuart blood I believe, more than the windsor today, so it will have all come full circle when William becomes king.
Charles II, objectively.
@@olekcholewa8171 Big up charles iii ☘️🇬🇧
@@Cicero1690 Charles III being Charles Edward Stuart of course!
When I was in Rome 2 months ago I went into the Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere. On the cornice there was a sculpture of the royal arms of the King of England, France, Scotland and Ireland. From 1759, Henry Benedict Stuart was the Cardinal Priest of this Basilica. The whole city is full of Jacobite heritage. God bless the rightful Catholic monarchy.
Wow, what a coincidence, I was also in Rome a couple months ago. That Basilica sounds great, I'd love to see it. When I visited the Vatican, I also saw the memorial to the Stuart Pretenders in St. Peter's. Absolutely amazing experience.
@@Hibernica1641 It really is great. Beautiful ornaments all over the walls and the ceiling. The Churches in Rome are just stunning. You're not the same Catholic when entering and leaving the city.
Well what do you think would have happened had Cromwell lost? i think things would be much better by a long shot. Also I think the Scottish and the Irish Catholic Confederation should have sided with Charles 1st sooner to allow a victory for the royalist.
It's honestly hard to say what would have happened if the Parliamentarians lost. I'd imagine the Catholic Confederacy would have worked out a treaty with King Charles to gain better rights for Catholics, which was already happening. They were called 'The Graces'. Charles I was never really harsh on Catholics, which makes sense seeing as his wife was one, much to the annoyance of Parliament. Not really too sure what would happen regarding Scotland and the Covenanters, but other than that it would have certainly worked out better for Ireland.
@@Hibernica1641 well I would see things being better for them.
@@Hibernica1641Bloody Mary was a staunch catholic but kept planting Ireland with settlers, I doubt charles had that much Zeal or stamina to have a plantation of high or middle anglicans on this island, but yes he was very easy on the Gael, which makes sense his ancestors were.
Strawhead was such a good band.
The true king of England Scotland and Ireland together Glory to all the Irish Royalists
you should do a video on "the dublin fusiliers" the dubliners have a good cover on it and it would fit well with the theme of the channel
I will be doing that
In the end he did not get what he wanted. if you ask me that is a good thing.
God save old Charlie
Hot take, but George V was the worst king we've had since William "III"
What's your reasoning?
Haya mate, have you moticed a ratehr large uptick in Jacobite support in the recent years? I've especially seen in Ireland and England
I haven't noticed anything at all. I really hope Jacobitism grows though
@@Hibernica1641 aye indeed, the biggest problem is that there's no sort of organisation of the cause apart from the royal Stuart society(who do nothing) Me and quite a few people have been thinking of making a organisation, mainly around northern England, the pale, Virginia, the west country, and glenmorgan
Restoring the high kingdim of Éire with this in ck3(tge Vikings are going to absolutely destroy me)
It is said this was played during the British surrender at Yorktown which did end the American revolutionary war and the ideas of that nation ultimately did turn the world upside down
A Sad But A Very Beautiful Song His betrayal at the hands of The MacDonnell’s Always reminds me of Robb Stark In The Game Of Thrones
Take him away guards
Poor auld Charlie
@@Hibernica1641 I think Richard Harris has turned me into a parliamentarian, but I think that's just his Gael stare 👀
@@Cicero1690 getting an Irishman to play Cromwell was funny
@@Hibernica1641 I know people who said he wasn't a very good actor, true or not, Oliver Cromwell was his best performance and he will forever go down in history for it.
@@Cicero1690 I think he played the role perfectly
Well it is quite a good song yet I like The Fields of Athenry more yet it sounds quite similar in a way in how I rank it.
I see what you mean about them being somewhat similar.. or 'hear' I should say
@@Hibernica1641 true. I ranked them as being somewhat similar because of it sounds on some parts yet which do you like more?
@@sethfrisbie3957 I'm struggling to pick to pick between the 2. Fields of Athenry is a lot more popular and well known, but I like songs that are about earlier history like this one. I think I would have to choose Fields of Athenry, though.
@@Hibernica1641 yeah both are very good so I understand.
Love images of Gallowglass warriors!
It's good to hear songs about older irish history.
I agree. It's so overlooked.
Some fleg
Any son of the Emerald Isle, an isle almost red with blood of the oppressed, which groaned under British rule for 800 years that in ANY way supports the benighted myth of the Lost Cause and its attempt to protect and perpetuate human slavery beyond its already too long history of 250 years is no true son of Kelts or the Roman Church, but just another tool of the Sasnach, like the hundreds of thousands of Catholic Irish that built the British Empire and oppressed others for pay and gin. The true Sons of Eire charged up the slopes at Fredericksburg and helped hold the center at Gettysburg wearing Federal blue and carrying the Harp and Star and Stripes together.
Greetings to the Confederate Revolutionaries
Hey, if you find any more bangers from the 1641 rebellion or the Jacobite Wars, be sure to upload them, God bless Ireland!
I really do wish there were more songs about 1641, but unfortunately not
Wow, very nice.....
This is such a banger, could you do some carlist song? Tandem triumphans, remember Limerick, viva Espana, viva Christos rei!
Well I am familiar with the Irish song called Ireland's Call. I do like both The Rising of the Moond and Ireland's Call but I like Ireland's Call more to be honest.
One of my favorite’s
Bad ass, Hooray for Dixie!
Hooray!
Best Irish song in my opinion So many other songs come from this 'Wearing of the green', 'Orange and the green' for instance Even the Americans made a version 'Army of the Free'
Pretty sure wearing of the green was first, and inspired the writer to make rising of the moon.
I'm not to sure myself to be honest
Big up luke kelly ☘️
the dubliners were one of the best if not the best Irish band of all time
100%
Erin go Bragh
Wowzers, I hadn't expected to get this much goosebumps 🎼🇮🇪
I don't suppose youve a name for the band of this one? Theres a similar song on spotify, but I think it references the troubles more so than the 1916 rising.
This is the Wolfe Tones. This is one of their older songs so they sound quite different.
@@Hibernica1641 I see thank you :)
Tune to the british grenadiers
Yep
YANKEE MUSIC?!1??1?1?1?1??
Henry was one of my great grandfathers name his last name was mccracken Henry joy mccracken was a ancestor of my great grandfathers
Wow, you have interesting family history then
What are the revelance of the Cornish in this song?
I believe it's referring to a Cornish regiment
@@Hibernica1641 Was there some sort of event which tied the two? From Cornwall myself lol
@@osram2739 The 32nd Cornish Regiment of Foot was situated in Dublin around the start of the 19th century
@@Hibernica1641 I see thanks. Dont suppose you know the sort of things they wouldve been involved in? i can appreciate they probably weren't all too welcome there
@@osram2739 They were sent over in 1803 as a response to a minor rebellion in Dublin by the United Irishmen. I'd say they would've been somewhat welcome in Dublin as it had a largely pro-British population.
Love this rendition. Never heard it before.🇦🇺❤️🇮🇪
Glad you enjoyed it!
Listening to it again.❤️