The Dark Rebel
Nancy McClean Lyrics

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Introduction Yeah, back on the sauce So I'd like you to be…

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@davyholden

50w↑56

My New E-Book is now available!! https://davyholdenhistory.com/

@Iink_0

25w↑2

See I always thought of the song Fairytale of New York, Probably bc of the Music

IN SAYING THAT THO the song isn’t historical, Although it is a good song that I hope will go down In History

@scottmccluremcclure3916

16w↑2

RIP Shane McGowan

@The_Joker_

12w↑1

You’re an inspiration Dave 👌🇮🇪☘️

@janewrin1830

17w↑268

Fields of Athenry - tells of a terrible injustice. Sung it all my life.

@RowdyBrian17

16w↑6

I'm surprised I had to scroll so far to find this

@canadiancossack3316

12w

Also a great choice

@janewrin1830

12w

@@RowdyBrian17 I think it could be a generational thing.

@Timberdoodle197

Injustice 😂

@rambo1872

5w↑1

Low lieeeee

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@globeparasite9381

28w↑491

Kinky boots
Kinky boots extended version
Kinky boots orchestral version

@crappypoopy

22w↑4

real

@kevindowling157

22w↑7

It’s really not that popular or common to hear here. I like it don’t get me wrong but its significance isn’t really remarkable

@crappypoopy

22w↑6

ik but its fire@@kevindowling157

@MadDogRyan

21w

@@crappypoopyfr

@heyheyhophop

19w↑2

wait, there is an extended version? anyone got the link?

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@CaptStraightEdge

47w↑160

It's tight but The Foggy Dew should be on there

@MojangOfficial783

16w↑8

Finnigan’s wake is the most historically significant🗿

@nonamegrey1331

14w↑4

Black and Tans is pretty cool too

@jamiefarrelly7690

7w↑3

@@MojangOfficial783 why, because of Joyce? Doesn't really come close to the historical importance of Skibereen, an dórd feinne, grace, amhrainn na bhfiann, fields of athenry, the valley of knockanure, etc. Doesn't even make the top 15 of historical importances really, unless there's something about it that I'm missing?

@Exsultxn4

35w↑297

3. Amhrán an bhFiann
2. Óro sé do Beatha bhaile
1. Come out ye Black and Tans

@sarahholden8814

28w↑31

Dude come out ya black and tans is such a great song

@Exsultxn4

28w↑7

@@sarahholden8814 i know right!

@snoqueen313

27w↑16

I had Foggy Dew with Come Out Ye Balck & Tans as a 4th

@GuyFromFloridaFL

26w

@@sarahholden8814fr

@Weir436

26w↑1

Come out ye Black and Tans is a stolen orange tune😂

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@yourmumsbelt2638

50w↑190

I played Oro Se do Bhetha bhaile as an ensemble with two trombones (I'm the first trombone), a trumpet , tuba, and snare drum and got ones at ensemble contest. I'm now in love with Irish folk music.

@davyholden

50w↑13

Haha amazing. Love that!

@silvergirl2847

50w↑2

My favorite we all learned it in school .would love to hear your version 😊

@jabber67

50w↑1

🍀

@yourmumsbelt2638

49w↑2

@@silvergirl2847 I wish I would've recorded it I've now lost that score because of some chaos in the last weeks of school (our band director got fired)

@triodehexode

32w

Tomorrow belongs to me? That's a Nazi favourite perhaps the IRA bigwigs sang it on the U boat during WW2.

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@a3srevenge683

23w↑56

My man looks like he hasn’t slept the past millennia 💀

@bigbeefscorcho

6w↑3

I think he’s just Irish

@jamesogle5415

21w↑48

My lovely horse? Anyone else?

@joegreen2750

14w↑1

Fanfintastic an absolute masterbloodypiece, I have enquired where I can purchase the sheet music for this rose of songs in a bouquet of mediocre weeds.

@Hibernica1641

12w↑1

Thank you! Finally, someone speaks the truth!

@RadioNul

11w

Is it never of the air

@PORRRIDGE_GUN

F*ck Your Subaru, I've Got A Horse Outside by the Rubber Bandits

@TheGWR0-4-0

True

@GerryBolger

46w↑104

Dude, The Foggy Dew.... If we had to replace Amhrán na bhFiann I'd choose The Foggy Dew without question. Sinead O'Connor's version just solidifies it as the quintessential Irish song in my humble opinion.

@cathanmccann1769

30w↑12

Personally I think the best version which strikes with passion is Lukes Kelly's

@stiofanofirghil1916

24w↑3

For me it should be the national anthem instead mo chara..The longer version that mentions 7 tongues of flame..

@nutpeg6915

22w↑2

the young wolfe tones foggy dew is brilliant

@BadDubII

15w↑5

Luke Kellys is better imo

@user-xh4fr9et2c

8w↑4

Yes Luke Kelly's version is great

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@kunduzhospitalhater

15w↑12

I think my list goes something like this:

1. Rising of the moon and variations.
2. Garryowen.
3. And any song made by the Wolfe Tones or Irish Brigade.

@mattpardy2826

16w↑19

1. Come out ye Black and Tans
2. The Foggy Dew
3. Horse outside

@Mute_Nostril_Agony

32w↑20

You forgot Father Teds My Lovely Horse and Dana’ All Kinds Of Everything

@alancrust

17w↑8

In Mexico we love the song "Saint Patrick's Battalion". Thanks irish brothers in arms, we lost, no comparison to give a fight, but still, gracias !

@The_Hartofect_

5w↑1

Don’t loose hope in Mexico St. Juan Diego bless this country and the people. May they return to blessed Our Lady Guadapule. God bless you all!

@saoirseclarnimhuiris7910

5w↑1

🇨🇮 💚💚🇲🇽👍🙂

@anonymous-iy7ml

10w↑5

1. The Foggy Dew (The Young Wolfe Tones)
2. Whiskey In The Jar
3. Follow Me Up To Carlow

@GooberDapple

mmm yes perfect!

@felipetierno9515

50w↑29

1 - The rising of the moon
2 - Oró se da beatha bhaile
3- Four green fields

@YellowFressia

50w↑2

Love your choices @davyholden, the other two listed here are so special too. I think these are often forgotten.

@YellowFressia

50w↑1

Great choices! 👍

@davyholden

50w↑5

Great choices!

@joshmaxwell7968

18w

Kid on a mountain

@IvanPlayyz

18w

@@davyholdenwhat about zombie by the Cranberries, it is one of the most known Irish songs and explains a tragedy caused by the Irish Republican Army

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@TheMadnessWorld

40w↑43

In Argentina we love the song to the Admiral Brown 🇮🇪 🇦🇷

@TheMadnessWorld

33w↑14

@@benchilton1391 no, is because like the Irish we face whoever comes to fuck with us no matter how big or powerful they are, we also reject imperialists

@TFinna

32w↑4

@@TheMadnessWorldrespect, also celts did inhabit Spain before the Roman invasion so technically speaking your Spanish ancestors could be part celtic never know! It was a while ago

@ralphmehlhorn2920

29w↑4

1777🇮🇪🇦🇷

@ko0974

23w

Founder of your Navy

@bigploppa154

22w

@@TFinna realistically, only real chance of that is if their ancestors are Galician. majority of Conquistadors were Castilian, Andalusian or Basque, not Galician

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@blackbarnz

39w↑23

In America "Dear Old Donegal" is the quintessential immigrant tune. It's not specifically about Irish history. It's about being successful in America, but being homesick for Ireland & dreaming of going back home to Ireland to share their success w/ loved ones. My grandfather loved this song. I would listen to it w/ him, but the entire time I didn't realize what it was about & that he must have been homesick himself. Broke my heart when I finally realized what the song was about, but by then he was gone.

@stiofanofirghil1916

24w↑2

Dún na nGall, or my old Irish home as I know it as because I'm now living in Scotland..

@noplacelikehome2.0

20w↑4

Thank you for sharing your memories. I think your Grandfather would be proud to know you are remembering him. 🤗 🫂🇺🇲

@chris-ryan

13w↑10

1. The fields of athernry
2. Come out ye black n tans
3. The boys are back In town - thin lizzy 😂

4. MANIC 2000 Mark McCabe 😂😂

@Googoogagamf

20w↑5

“Beer, beer, beer”. Absolute classic.

@randomkid7064

50w↑12

I also like come out ye black and tans

@vojtechzapletal8783

25w↑16

honorable mention: Cranberries Zombie

@daithi1966

17w↑2

I'd put it in the top 3 myself.

@Exsultxn4

15w

Class

@HelenFire420

Based

@lukesherry8416

34w↑6

And when we go on night patrol we hold each others hands

@jeanier7185

Hearing Sinead O’Connor singing number 2…what a spiritual experience!!🙏RIP Sinéad

@cathyskywalker77

36w↑6

You just acquired a new subscriber here!! Absolutely love Irish music...well, everything Irish. Self-taught student of Irish history.

@pokerofaces

Love me some spancil hill. Breaks my heart every time!

@bensigl3766

33w↑8

How did "A Nation Once Again" not make the cut?!

@joegreen2750

14w

They're all away doin the double!

@ruthguthrie1099

23w↑1

First two absolutely wonderful 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 I'll need to check out the 3rd one.🤍

@agathe.gbr.

50w↑12

The new name I have to google bc I don't who's this person: Grace O'Malley
Thank you again!

@Dulaman107

50w↑4

ah, the Queen of Pirates. lovely woman, killed her own son for falling out of a boat

@doithimaceabhard7457

41w↑4

@@Dulaman107WELL!?!?? Did he do it again? No? ... So lesson learned I'd say.

@Dulaman107

41w↑2

@@doithimaceabhard7457 true. In all honesty, I do quite like her, but she did do some pretty messed up things

@doithimaceabhard7457

38w↑2

@@Dulaman107 twas the style at the time

@LaurenceOConnor-fg4dk

26w↑3

1. Do You Want Your Auld Lobby Washed Down?
2: Wanderly Wagon
3. Bingo Crazy

@michaelwhite3374

Dublin, in the rare old times, hauntingly beautiful song.
The foggy Due.
Zombie.

@Gilberto90

1. Where the streets have no name

2. Fairytale of New York

3. The boys are back in town

@Badger69-96

20w↑9

Sunday bloody Sunday 🎶🎵🎸

@daithi1966

17w↑3

Zombie as well.

@al87221

13w↑1

1. Rocky road to Dublin 2. Drunken sailor 3. Galway girl

@Gallalad1

9w↑1

What I always found wild about Amhrán an bhFiann as the national anthem is when you look up the laws establishing it they are all referring to the English version of the song (which it was originally wrote in) but for reasons I dont quite get we only use the Irish version nowadays. I'm not opposing it in Irish, just odd that we dont teach both parts. I moved to Canada where they make a big thing about it being bilingual but we dont try it or just let it be used in either language. Strange stuff.

@aidankeane8971

Rising of the Moon, the Clanceys version kick-started the folk revival in the 60s

@MrTony002

6w↑1

The new song by Kyle Gordon deserves to be on this list.

@DenDoig1956

15w↑1

Bonnie Prince Charlie. My da spoke regarding him. He was an iron miner in the Northern part of Minnesota. What a tale he could tell about Bonnie Prince Charlie. He read everything.

@OnsWereldSuiderland

19w↑1

Theres a old Irish song, sung by mothers during the Anglo-Boer war (1899 - 1902) where mothers sing about wanting the Boers to beat the English, and be free of tyranny, but knowing that the cost of the Boers winning would be the lives of Irish sons forced to go fight the Boers who never did anything against the Irish for the English....

As a Boer, I always believed there was a kinship between the Irish and Boers of South Africa.

@rackpunch4026

19w↑1

Prince Bonnie Charlie - that's hilarious.

@RashidaSamuels

20w↑1

The Irish are very talented and musically inclined. They more than likely have hundreds, at the least, of 'important' songs to choose from.

@pantagana8955

"tell me ma" most imortant

@benk9397

14w↑4

1) One potato, two potato song
2) The leprechaun movie main theme
3)Lucky charms cereal theme

❤

@streetscholar3539

14w↑1

I wouldn't normally be interested in this but after I've seen the support and love for justice in Palestine from Ireland I have nothing but love and admiration for Irish ppl, history and culture 👍🏻
🇮🇪🇵🇸

@brittsavage007

17w

just listening to your voice takes me back to hearing my visiting Irish relatives when I was. young. Such a beautiful accent.

@MarieRyan-ym3bv

Love Joseph and Grace 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

@thespongebobguy1

18w↑1

1. Amhran Na Bhfiann
2. The Foggy Dew
3. Come out ye black and tans

@GWOAT

29w↑4

Fields of Athenry...Spancil Hill...

@MrBagpipes

29w↑1

Yes and yes.

@martines2956

5w↑1

#1: The Irish drinking song

@kevinbarry8114

Kevin Barry is a top 10. Keep up these great videos.

@jasonmccain9544

42w↑3

Love the dubliners singing oro se do bheatha bhaile in the background!

@Cheekysquirel

34w↑3

1. Foggy dew
2. Oro se do behtha bhaile
3.amhran na bhfiann

@stupidstutesman2444

As an American, I got The Soldiers song, but hadn't heard the others

@thenotbrosbro

18w↑1

Irish pub,whisky in a jar,the wild rover

@violetsilentmoon

People who aren’t Irish won’t understand:
An dreoilìn aka the Irish chicken song. You don’t need to know why kids call it that.

@GerryMaher-lm8ey

13w

1. A rainy night in Soho.
2. The Merry Ploughboy.
3. Dreams.

@nctpti2073

15w

Great choices, all three.

@firstlast9384

Coinleach Ghlas an Fhómhair, Robin the Hooded Man, Theme from Harry’s Game, Fields of Athenry, Whiskey in the Jar (either Thin Lizzy or Dubliners)

@OiganLobster

9w↑1

Id also say zombie by the cranberry’s

@gracepixie111

11w↑1

Number 3 is GRACE I DO IRISH DANCE AND MY NAME IS GRACE

@patwynne8373

20w

Thank you Davy, for these videos, I don't know any other way to thank you, but thank you. God bless, 🇮🇪 IRELAND.

@pieceofmymind360

Thank you so much for making this video many a time I was asked and never had an answer

@eugenestyles7845

The Foggy Dew #3
The Rocky Road To Dublin #2
The Parting Glass #1
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My top 3 and #2 version by The Pogues
In fact I love the Pogues rendition of The Parting Glass as well
☘️ 🍀 ☘️ 🍀 ☘️ 🍀 ☘️ 🍀 ☘️

@dpcunningham3767

27w↑1

Best for me is much loved fiddeldy diddeldy dye Dow Great song

@procrastination_productions

32w↑3

No1 is the Ryanair boarding music

@eimead

50w↑3

Maniac 2000 (mark mccabe)
C'est la vie (b*witched)
Good lookin woman (joe dolan)

Checkmate.

@joegreen2750

14w

Don't forget.
You Wouldnae Shove Your Granny Af A Bus.
sung by
Robin O Hall. and
Jimmy O McGregor.
With additional material by
Buffalo Bill and
His High Flying Dish Clothes.
Coming to a Urinal near you!

@fintan5083

Dustin the turkey eurosong 2008 !!
"A nation that knows how to write a song where did it all go wrong "

@liamforde702

Shoulder to shoulder
Spencil hill
Whiskey in the jar
Fields of athenroy

@ellabellaboo2681

50w↑2

Well lad love all your vids l.Would you please do the Selton hill ambush story Wich happend during the 1916 easter rising.I won't tell any of the detail because it would be better for you to find out yourself.If you could do this all the people in south Leitrim would much appreciate it 🇨🇮🇨🇮

@davyholden

50w

I’ll look into this Ella!

@DKT011

35w↑3

I don’t know any Irish songs but I need to learn them all since I’m of Irish ancestry. I love Irish culture.

@songbirdx-cu9uz

14w

Its time they were sung again

@audeobellicus

11w

I dont know the Irish tongue, but I know every lyric of Oro Se do Bhetha bhaile, its a phenomenal song!

@alannahlally6659

18w↑1

My mind: aran na bhfiann, the fields of athenry and idk when i play for the county😂😂

@BXMKE

14w

I know these aren't as important in Irish history but I love "back home in Derry" "Foggy Dew" and "Rocky road to Dublin".

@jamiesullivan6602

11w

3. The Soldier's Song, 2. Zombies, 1. Fields of Athenry

@kategreat87dowdall36

50w↑6

Thank you 🙏 I agree 💯

@davyholden

50w

Thank you 😊

@thisturtlehasmelockedupinm3672

33w↑3

I live in Pennsylvania and I am German, Italian, and Irish which is what majority of people are here. Nice to find a channel about Ireland

@kinglionkayce

You're American.

@thisturtlehasmelockedupinm3672

@@kinglionkayce I’m an American citizen and born and raised here yes, I’m ethnically German, Italian, Irish

@user-dg8du2ep4s

Rising of the Moon🇮🇪❤️🇮🇪

@donaldwilson2548

13w

Thanks you so very very much for this video, it made me start to cry. The music jusy punches me in my heart. I'm a Wilson, I'm a 5th generation Scottish American. However, before my mother passed away in 2000, she told me to find my cousin's in Ulster. It will make me proud to find my Wilson family in Ulster. ThankYou, Regards, Donnie Wilson, Ulster Scot.

relayives on Ulster

@adz68

19w↑1

Flower of Scotland - rule brittania and star spangled banner

@sanelamarinkovic8876

11w↑1

3. Soldiers of 22
2. Four green fields
1. Óro sé do Beatha bhaile

@angelakeely5859

34w

The song " Grace", is such a beautiful song, it epitomises Irishness❤

@seanoreiley48

Tough since there’s quite a few that should be on the list.

1. The boys of kilmichael
2. Back home in Derry by Bobby Sands
3. God save Ireland.

@randyhodder8186

43w↑1

captain moonlight

@davidpelton1154

Grace o malley is my 6x great grandma glad to know some ppl still know abt her

@24starchild

31w

You’re a good man Davy, this is important work you’re doing.

@yourwrongloserhaha

1. kinky boots
2. come out ye black and tans
3. rocky road to dublin

@asanulsterman1025

10w

1. Carrickfergus
2. Willie McBride
3. The Sash

@thespongebobguy1

18w

The soilder's song
The foggy dew
Come out ye black and tans

@tommybhoy8461

25w

Just a pity you don't hear any of these songs in any bars in Dublin city centre ....Glasgow is place to be to listen to these lovely songs in a bar🍀

@GaryHynes-im5di

14w

Sean o riada.. Mise Eire... should be our national anthem..

@HYPER_295

13w

Top 5 is a lot easier
1. Come out ye black and tans
2. Soilders song
3. Zombie
4. Fields of athenry
5. Kinky boots/foggy dew

@Taxistheft.

19w↑1

I’m half Irish this makes me laugh 😂

@MsAngiek

16w

I love the song GRACE, it's a lovely song and has me in tears when I listen to it

@marianosullivan2155

12w

The fields of athenry ❤

@therealunclevanya

13w

Remember the Alamo by The Johnstones was my favourite growing up.
Follow me up to Carlow is great

@Jamemorehehe

An drolien for life ❤️

@tempejkl

Kinky boots, fields of athenry, and Starry Plough are my favourties. Not most influential but i like them.

@jooeeeeeeyzz

21w

1. “Act My Age” by Niall Horan
2. Any songs by TG Lurgan

@Username90754

33w↑1

No. 4: come out ye black and tans.

@kaproskarleto5136

Oro se do bheatha bhaile is a bop 😂

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