The Coronas - Heroes Or Ghosts (In Irish) HD 

Is it just me or is every song just ten times better in Irish?

i have to admit i watch this at least once a week but never commented , last comment 6 years ago. love this song feicin awesome

without a doubt this is the best version of this song, it has definately happened

this is talent @ its best..yet we as a nation dont give the coronas the respect they deserve!!

Spanish and proud to hear this wonderful song and this great irish band. long life to the good music :) CONGRATULATIONS

Beautiful

Just when I thought they couldn't get anymore amazing ... 😍

The song was wriiten when the lads started in the band and were in college. They entered a battle of the bands and came third. The feelings they felt afterwards inspired the song.. No problems😉

this is the song we listen in my classroom and I LOVE IT XD

They are brilliant, I seen them at the aviva stadiun in july they were with the script. His voice is AMAZING!

OMG why am i only hearing this now.........feckin brill version by a great band

Tá bród orm nuair a eist mé an amhrán sin. Iontach! Maith thu Na Coronaí!

Incredible! :')

Wow...you guys Rock! I love this irish version :D

pure legendary :)

Love it.

Beautiful song

If ya want to teach and get the kids into irish let them listen to this.savage...

The split version was wonderful at Galway Festival.

Eks mal hieroor…..fantasties!!! haha

Mary Black must be well proud of Danny. Nice bloke and top muso, ar fheabhas... ar aghaidh libh lads!

My favourite song but they all come close.

Actually love this. makes me proud to be irish :D

IRISH AND PROUD

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Is aoibheann liom an amhrain as gaeilge, tá sé níos fear:')

He has some voice...

Love this chuune:)

I prefer the version as gaeilge it seems more down to earth and heartfelt idk

Is brea liom ceoil! Tá ceoil Seo go iontach

Ditto last comment, unbelievable song

unreal.

Coláiste Sheosaimh 1960-2019

Seachtaine Gaeilge!! Mo is fearr leat amhrám!

Halfway through I started to understand the lyrics. I'm a quick learner.

Tá se an -mhaith us brea liom an coronas tá se go hiontach !

Is duine réasúnta aosta mise. B' fhéidir gur seanleaid atá orm (ní mhothaím mar sin féin) ach nuair a chloisim an amhrán seo, cuirtear na sceitímíní orm agus bainim an sásamh go bhfuil ár dteanga go fóill beo. Tá ré na Coronas beag nó mór thart, ach tá an ceol nua-aoiseach ag dul i dtreise. Tá "Seo Linn" againn agus fíú amháin "Kneecap" ann. Tá an Ghaeilge bheo i measc an aosa óig. Nach deas an scéal é! Faorar, tá an Ghaeilge ag dul i laige i neart ceantrachaí Gaeltachta. ach tá fás le feicéail taobh amuigh. Nuair a bhí mé ag freastal ar Ollscoil na Ríona i mBéal Feirste ( níos mó dhá scór bliain ó shin) dúirt léachtóir iomráiteach le Gaeilge liomsa nach mbeadh páistí á dtógáil le Gaeilge sa bhliain 2020 ach corr ceann anseo agus ansíúd. Níl rudaí chomh dona leis sin mar tá na mílte páistí á dtógail le Gaeilge in Éirinn go fóill, ach tá an Ghaeilge leochaileach sna lán slite agus tá gá le troid a dhéanamh chun í a chaomnú agus níos tábhartartaí í a neartú. Why are my comments in in Irish? Irish was the language spoken by the majority of the Irish people until the Great Famine or in Irish the Great Hunger(An Gorta Mór), It's decline is inextricably linked to oppression by English rule. Ireland was not alone as Scotland's rich Gaelic culture was also subject to such oppression. I comment in Irish to show that despite all this Irish remains as a living language.

Way better in irish:) jab maith laids;)

Is aoibhinn liom an amhran!

The only bad thing about this song is when they start singing in english

ta sea go dheas!

i like toast

so much beter in gaeilge

Maith an buachaillí. Tá an amhrán is fearr liomsa. ;)

is this on spofity ?

@honeybunnybee123 Yay.

Is Maith liom ag suil ar an mbothair :)

Ar Fheabheas!

Ar feabhas ar fad a chairde, maith sibh

So this is the day I learn that there is actually an irish language. I thought they just speak funny english.

@honeybunnybee123 Tá Brón orm.

Irish isn't that beautiful of a language but he made the song beautiful in both Irish and English.

I fearr liom na focail as Gaeilge freisin, amhran go h-an mhaith,:-)