THE Wolfe Tones live at the National,Kilburn London.avi 

Great Group saw them in the☘️💚 Wexford Inn in Dublin 1974, If you want to learn Irish History There you have it, listen to the music, truth, joy and sadness all rolled in together, Brilliant Talent Helped us move unity forward Thank you forever, From Connecticut USA🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 🍀☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️

Hi, I'm from 18 and from Kerry. My father ran pubs in London for years before moving home. He told me about this night in such high esteem. He said he never felt more at home in London than this night. It's what makes us Irish great. Thanks a million for the upload

Fantastic wolf tones 🇮🇪🎵✅

Thanks for the upload, I'm a singer and guitar player, I'm big into Irish republicanism. Brilliant gig, thanks again for sharing. UP THE TONES!

I was there, had a few pints before with the band in a bar. Amazing memories ❤❤

Was this before or after the Barras gig? And was the video edited. Seems like a short Tones concert. Great upload!

is that maurice gibb on bass

how could they split up. what a f'n mess them splitting up

From 8 min on it should be Conor McGregor's walk in music 😂

@07jana hi,as far as i know it was 1989,hope that helps

Enjoy you crazy headers in the stands at the back round

I.said.they.wergood

Me and my cousin hitch hiked to Glasgow (50 miles) in 1981(?) to see the Tones the first time ever in Scotland. It was about 2/3 full, but the next year it was packed out, the word had spread

The world's greatest greatest group up the republic

Met the tones in teach furbo in 19 81/82 /83 3 pound entry Derek let me in for free what a band Martin Collins corofin co Galway. See them 49 times

Pity this couldn't be remastered for better quality, great concert i played the old tape constantly back yrs ago.

@Panch21 im not sure wether it is before or after the Barras gig but i think it has been edited, Dreams of home is missing,and the last part also i think,i bought it off ebay but im gonna see the real thing in Dublin on friday,cant wait up the Tones!!!!

Awesome

The National was the place to be if you were Irish in London late eighties, early nineties. The Galty up the hill was for the country folk. Always made sure to keep your ticket for the sausage & chips served at the hatch on the left of the hall after the music We were all young and foolish and the Celtic tiger wasn't even a kitten.

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Knotty ( w) hole.... every one,,, sush fun