A video postcard of Munster, Ireland 

23 dislikes? That's proof that the twisted, the haters, the tone deaf and the blindly stupid you will always have with you. Sadly, this was, is and will remain part of the human condition... The rest of us will just appreciate a wonderful tune, played with skill and passion...

I'm 50% Irish and 50% Italian, I feel the music deep in my soul this is by far one of the prettiest versions I've heard in a while. I absolutely adore Ireland, cant wait for my nxt adventure there.

What a fabulous melody this is ☘️

This is Róisín Dubh performed by Mick O'Brien from his album 'The Ancient Voice of Ireland'.

What on Earth is there to 'Dislike' here? .. (Sigh) .. Stunning piece of music beautifully played. What a national Anthem this would make to replace the oul' dirge!

I´m German and irish traditional music in EPIC. It calms me down

my ancient families on both sides lived in Munster During the time of Brian Boru and beforehand Thou I have never heard this music before it seems as though I've heard it many thousands of times if only in my dreams. Thank You

I'm Irish and Scottish so tis makes my soul weep

HAPPY St. Patricks Day!! 🍀🍀🍀🍀

Thank you for posting this .....the most haunting Irish tune of all. It takes me back to happier times in my life. Erin Go Bragh!

Mothers of Ireland............... Standing at the gate waiting for her son.. daughter to come back home .. the waiting heart of the mother throbs for the expectation when she sets her eyes on her children again .....thinking, when the heart will rest in their embrace... and the notes of the music take the easing of the mothers heart ...Lord give me ease, or my heart will break in two... give my heart ease Lord. To give thanks for Your Mercy Lord of my heart, for seeing her children again. God bless to all mother's waiting for whose children live far away . ****** There is much more , l forgot where l put the words in a book?

I love my island!

My DNA says I have ancestry from there. I'm American. I'll gladly accept it. Go Irish!

Just wonderful sound evoking all the beauty and sorrow of Ireland

If you haven't been to Ireland yet - go! An remember the music when you're there

Beautiful.my roots. ❤️

Beautiful. One cant say any more.

lovely video i ve been to cork city,blarney and cobh some beautiful scenery.

What a beautiful tune

Oh How I miss My native home.... To see the Shannon rush by.... Whose eyes to compare to the morning sun... not that I did compare..... but, I do compare now that You have gone.

The tune played on the tin whistle is MOST DEFINITELY NOT Mise Éire, but an old traditional song called RÓISÍN DUBH. The fact that SeánÓRiada arranged Róisín Dubh and other old Irish melodies in a film for RTÉ in the 1960s ( called Mise Éire ), is what people remember, and thus they THINK still that the melody is called Míse Éire also. Which it patently is not. MurrayFlood

This music is a Lament to all the Mothers of Ireland of past and present....when the heart has no rest, and cannot sleep in peace. Give my heart rest O Lord! give me respite. O! Holy Mother l feel your pain for your Son, like mine. When will my heart live again, for my sorrow dear Mother, is too, too heavy! The nights are loneliness of the darkness, l cannot see where l am, for the darkness is heavy and my heart is laden with grief...there is no ease. l turn to you Blessed Mother to console me, as l console you for all your children of the world. My lament is small, but yours is for the whole of creation...O! how your agony is beyond compare....... for all the children of the womb. Your only Son was taken from you, torn from your heart...beaten, ripped, and scourged mocked, raised on a Cross and killed. He only died for you and me. To all mothers feeling the grief of there children.

Feeling a bit teary now!

Beautiful music & photos☘️👍

He who invented the uiellan pipe must be in heaven by now ❤ 😊

The tune is only a small part of the beautiful music from the 1959 Irish language film 'Mise Eire'. It was written by the great Irish composer Sean O'Riada. You should listen to it played by the Irish symphony orchestra. I found it on cd as recent as couple of years ago. One note on the sleeve describes the music as,'Once heard its never forgotten'.

we compose more than just riverdance. YES

Pity it's only about the cliffs- There's SO much more to see in Munster - and some just as spectacular as this. What's so great about Doolin Pier?? Having lived there (Doolin) from the mid 70's and started the sessions in McGann's I know how beautiful it is - but I left and won't go back. I live in Munster by choice. That ain't (just) Munster. Pity - I'd claim false advertising. I certainly won't be posting it on any site I own or use. Or recommend it to anyone as a clip of Munster. Nice music.

Just love this tune and play it on my chromatic harmonica. A pity the video didn't show The Vee in Tipperary. Mind you for my part of the country - the short grass county - I'd have to play The Curragh of Kildate

That's the most beautiful rendition of Róisín Dubh Iv ever heard. Does anyone know who does that particular version in the video? Would love to get a copy if its on an album

I am so happy that Ireland gave away the Bagpipes and kept the Uilleann Pipes! How beautiful

Where can I find the full version of this plz, it's a fleeting need to feed the soul. Absolutely beautiful

Never forget Glencollumbcille in donegal boarders

Beautiful 👏👍 Check out the COMERAGH MOUNTAINS in County WATERFORD. "VICTORY to UKRAINE"

My cousin loves that tune but sadly he died

Skippytwitz- re: your mention of ( O'Neill's war ) where can I find more information on same / sorry to admit I've no clue about O'Neill history would appreciate any help or guidance from you ( or anybody else willing to help - many thanks ) family information fascinates me. - -

A Kayak, a Kayak, the kingdom for a Kayak, in Doolin, toolin' about, in a kayak....

Ireland didn't give them away. You still have them, they're just called Píob Mhór, the Irish Warpipes.

Nil Mise Éire comhdeanta don RTÉ

you neveer mentioned he harp :P

what's the name of that tune?

Google 'Grianan Aileach', your ancestral home, and go from there, good luck --

I'm thumbs up number 666. Should I be worried?

Potato...

Skippytwitz stop copying and pasting from Wikipedia you know nothing!