The Definitive Irish Rebel Collection | 14 Irish Songs Of Freedom 

MY DAD WAS A OLD IRA MAN DAN MURPHY R I P MAY HIS LEGEND LIVE ON GOD BLESS HIM

Love Irish rebel music even though I'm not Irish. So inspiring. All I listen to.🇦🇺♥️🇮🇪

I love these songs so much, but the men that gave their lives for Irish Freedom I love even more. May they all rest in Peace and may it not be in vain. Ireland belongs to The Irish!!!! Nr. Ireland.

A sad but beautiful song about a.brave.patriot, never forgotten brother !!!

I love all Irish ballads. I am nearly 80 rears old. My grandfather listened to Irish music on the battery powered radio. To my knowledge, I have only minor Irish ancestry on my grandmother's side of the family. My step son and grandson showed me how to access RU-vid music. I discovered Irish music here and spend many hours each day listening. I find myself getting upset about the mistreatment of Irish people by the British. Maybe I should be thankful since it resulted in so much wonderful ballads.

Great collection great music. Polish fan. Thanks a million

I'm not Irish but I do love everything about Ireland especially it's folk music and I find a lot of these songs very moving a lot of which the British government refuse to accept their responsibility in innocent deaths.

After spending nearly 30 years in Ireland, left 3 years ago, but most of my heart is out there and feel the need to reconnect every so often, via Irish music and to many people I love out there 🍀🍀👍😍😘

I spent my childhood singing along to my uncle's band my nan would say it would happen in my life life time Freedom for once and Foreall I know we're 97 percent there I can only pray the last few left hurry up and get out God bless all those who made the ultimate sacrifice 💚🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮

Beautiful music.

Music really educates us.

" When apples still grow in November, When blossoms still grow from each tree, When leaves are still green in December, It's then that our land will be free. " Might have been prophetic as now those things are close to reality due to global warming and the last part of Ireland may be free at last ..

Beautiful songs listened all my life takes me back to when my nan played all the rebel songs RIP Nana.

I spent 3hours last night till 2 o'clock in the morning and enjoyed every minute.

The best songs from the emerald Isles even I'm British I speak to the people from the emerald Isle iham from Briton thank you and tack care

Listening to this stirring Irish music brings back countless memories , mostly beautiful , of a girl I loved very deeply. Sad as well as she was taken from me along with her brother, Mum and Dad in a tragic road accident 2 days after we announced our engagement nearly 60 years ago. How I still miss her lovely voice singing the songs of her country every time I hear the songs and music of her country of birth.

As a native mix proud man on the the lands fausly called americas I like Celtic rebel music.😊

Beatiful songs heart and love

Great music for old firm morning

I am lucky that my ancestry on both my father's and mother's families is Irish and from The Republic. Rebel music is not only stirring to hear, it brings me closer to them. Please don't forget that although "The Troubles" are said to be over, division and violence still lingers in the North. Bless those that fought to free The Republic of Ireland and may the North and The Republic join as one island. What a blessed day that will be.💚🍀🍀

Obrigado

Ireland is for the Irish.

Songs full of historic facts, lyrics that ring through and that can never be erased. Great music to be played in bars all around the world which will always end with more Irish ballads sang unplugged. So proud to be Irish.☘️☘️☘️☘️

Enjoyed the music so very much. It has meaning for this American, my great grandparents are from Ireland. My mothers family use to say England should never have been in Ireland. Thank you...

My beautiful country ,miss you

Love this music, pure, real, could listen to all day....

I L O V E IRELAND

Stabil und Stolz !

These patriotic songs still resonate in Ireland in 2021 Con Horan

Irish and Lakota here- My grandmother fled Ireland due to the poteen famine! She arrived in New York alone with no money! She met a beautiful Gullah Geechie( Antwonette) family had suffered slavery- She was part of the underground railway and through her my Great grandmother taught English in exchange for a clean room in a barn! Eventually, these two became best friends and both rode across the land in a covered wagon and landed in Granum Alberta! Where her Gullah Geechie friend married the first Black Doctor in Southern Alberta! My grandmother was hired to work as a teacher and tailor on the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota- Here she met and married my Lakota grandfather! The government would not normally allow folks to marry another race- However, bc the Irish were considered only 4/5 human, this was allowed! My Great Grandfather Charger, a fierce warrior( Dog Soldier ) married her in Rapid City! They were married for over 50 yrs!

Oh oui, très belles chansons ! Amour, espoir, liberté... utopie ? Y croire, même en chanson 🍀

A took ma grandson to Dublin too look at all the history because ma mum was born in Ireland he absolutely loved it 🇮🇪🙏🙏

Lovely buddy. My mum sang Kevin Barry. and loved him so much she named her son after him . and was a brilliant singer. well done.

It would be funny if one of these Irish rebel song like for example "Come Out, Ye Black And Tans!" was sung by an Irish singer on the talent show "Britain's Got Talent".

How this music makes you feel . Shows it all 😢

I recall as a child these songs are all I knew, I would have thought men behind the wire were number one, but that lead me on to a life that was so good, and comrades I made, some have forsaken me but even from those I learnt. for the oppressor they will fall if we are united, remember that an Irish song is history

One word...BEAUTIFUL

Amazing Songs Proud to be an Irishman xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

❤❤Super 🎉

Such a tune like x

Amazing song ☘️

GO ON HOME BRITISH SOLDIERS

CLASSIC

Beautiful 🍀💚🇨🇮

Up Galway 🇮🇪

For Annie Irwin, my grandmother's mother, came over just after our Civil War. Brought some grace to our Scot side.

I'm only eighth Irish, Winnifred Burke was my great grandmother. Buried in an English Cemetery with her Italian husband Nazarino Fucille, Nazarino was interned on Isle of Mann for the duration as an enemy alien in WW2. Born in 1874, he was 67 when rounded up and torn away from his family and home. What threat could he possibly be? But that was then. "Collar the lot". Lost his business, everything. Was in England from 1894, but never got himself legal here. I have a photo of me as a baby on his knee, he lived to 97. If you pass Grangetown Cemetery in Sunderland, give them a-cross-yourself. Ava Maria.

Over my dead body! We have none! We can compensate!

I'm 50 % Jew by a sperm donor dad qho raised me was 100 percent Irish with my last name Cassidy.I played Irish music in bands now for well over 40 years at 72

the last song on the one road is missing I was enjoying it

My Brothers🇺🇲☘️🇮🇪

If your able i recomend you listen to the late Jim McCann singing this.and to visit Kilmainham Jail in Dublin.its well worth a visit.

40 years on we give a damn.

great music, too many commercials. ruins it.

Their country, not mine.

Eel and the green white ttryout yet

Beautiful songs listened all my life takes me back to when my nan played all the rebel songs RIP Nana