The Gaelic Bar

Celtic Knights

The Munster Arms Bandon March/11.

The Celtic Knights

My arse and a wobbly camera

[Archive Irish Music] 1973 The Wren Dance In West Clare, Ireland (The Sheebeen Sessions #4)

In this video we have The Wren Dance with dancers and musicians dressed up and wearing masks to celebrate St Stephen's Day, The Day of the Wren. A great reminder of traditions of old, many that have long since been forgotten.

Filmed in James and Ellie McCarthy's home, Carhunagry, Mullagh, Co. Clare.

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Copyright ©️ Brendan McCarthy, Music of West Clare, 1972-2018

Highland Fling at Damhsafest 2012 Irish Night

Cork International Folk Dance Festival -Damhsafest 2012. Last dance at Carrigaline GAA on Thursday 26th July 2012

Grá Dá Raibh

Words: Máirtín de Cógáin & Music: The Fuchsia Band
The title means Love That Was. It's the story of a young fella who throws everything away... family, friends and homeland to find upon his arrival that the woman he loves has no interest anymore. He tells her to take his love away with her, it's hers forever. The song called me to write it after seeing such a pair in 2005.
The Fuchsia Band recorded it for Ceol '06, a compilation album, totally as Gaeilge, brought out by Seachtain na Gaeilge in 2006. It subsequently became the title track of the band's second album.

Carrigaline Bikers

A Little Bit o’ Ireland in Downtown Peekskill - Exclusive Video: Tour the Quiet Man’s Public House

Peekskill
August, 2011

The new Quiet Man’s Public House; food, design, history and, most importantly, Guinness.

Last Friday showed that a tornado warning and heavy downpour does not stop the Irish.
The McGreal’s of Quiet Man Public House at 15 N. Division Street in Peekskill welcomed last week’s rain as they took down scaffolding in front of their brand new bar and restaurant.
“For the Irish, rain is good luck. It rains 90 percent of the time there,” said manager Joe McGreal, who helped plan and build the bar with its owner, his brother Chuck McGreal.
Passers by clapped and cheered as the temporary wood came down. Friends and strangers then stood back to appreciate the building’s thoughtful and striking new look- a detailed wooden façade painted traditional Gaelic colors, black and gold. Lanterns and golden harps are hung above the doorways.
“The harp is Ireland’s original symbol,” Chuck explained, adding that many people think it is the green, white and orange flag colors or a shamrock.
Originally born in County Mayo, Ireland, and now a well-established member of Peekskill’s Irish community, Chuck, 42, would be the one to know that sort of detail about his homeland.
From inside to out, the pub demonstrates both he and Joe’s dedication to their culture and their respect for detail.
The brothers take particular pride in three major elements of their bar: the Guinness, the food and the design.
“We will treat our Guinness as if it is a dairy product,” Chuck said.
“A lot of people don’t give it the respect it deserves,” said Joe, 32.
They mean it. They say they have gone through great lengths to ensure they have the best Guinness in the area. You can’t pour a proper Guinness unless it is stored, handled, pumped and poured according to Guinness’ standards, which the McGreals do not take lightly.
“Guinness is almost a religion onto itself,” explained Joe.
The food is traditional pub fare deconstructed by Chuck. The McGreals mother worked as a cook their whole lives and passed her skills on to her sons. It includes things like beer battered cheese rather than mozzarella sticks and a potato scallion dish rather than potato skins. Entres include things like lamb burgers, Mama McGreals curried chicken, chicken cutlet B.L.T., and much more. The McGreals plan to keep prices at a competitive level as well.
The brothers believe that the Guinness and food are two important elements of their business, but they also take great pride in the look and design of the bar.
Chuck owns Hibernia Wood Design in Peekskill and has been building bars through that business for years. He has been in Peekskill for the last ten years and lived and worked in southern Westchester for several years before that. He was meticulous in using quality wood in his bar and incorporating his country’s history. Arches from 1891, originally used in an Irish church, decorate the bar; dividers were placed between bar stools in traditional Irish fashion; the bar top is made of the USS North Carolina’s floor boards, Joe installed color changing LED lights behind the bar to add to the ambiance; and a unique “Pour Your Own Pint” table sits in the front window.
The table will have its own keg hooked up inside. Parties can rent it by opening a tab at the bar, the bartender will let the tap flow and patrons will be able to pour their own pints throughout the night (or until they get cut off).
And the McGreals didn’t just keep the drinkers and partiers in mind when planning their bar, they also have a large 10-seat table in the back where businesses people can easily plug into the electric socket, use the free WiFi, grab a bite to eat and be on their way.
Just past the large table a door leads you to an outside courtyard that Chuck referred to as a “hidden garden.” Exposed brick, riverstone and TKT covered in vines serve as walls. The place has the feel of a rural stone barn in Ireland and a tucked away East Village bar patio in Manhattan. The area seats about 40 people and the McGreal’s plan to utilize it as long as the weather allows.
Last week, the United States Irish Ambassador Dan Rooney stopped by, ceremoniously poured the first pint of Guinness and gave the place an unofficial stamp of approval.
The Guinness is cold, the food is fresh and the atmosphere is friendly. Starting this weekend you can try it all out for yourself. The McGreals plan to open on Friday, but check thequietmanpublichouse.com.
For the first few weeks the bar will open around 3 p.m. and the restaurant will be open for dinner around 5 p.m. Later on the restaurant will open for lunch earlier in the afternoon. Check Patch for updates.

Shane from Hogans Carrigaline

KWC 2010 the Finals in Silversprings Hotel Cork
this is the lovely Shane doing his own virsion of Kiss , by Prince !
Well done shane !

Snowball Fight - Cork - Ireland

St Patricks Day Parade and O'Toole's Celebration

Coverage of the 2015 St. Patrick's Day Parade in Waikiki and a few clips of the partying at O'Toole's in downtown Honolulu. Audacious, the Irish duo provided the perfect background music. I wanted a tune with less minor chords but the fiddler was right. It wasn't Irish with the minors. Mahalo to them.

Lauryns 21st Birthday Party =D

Lauryns Party, Everyone Rather Drunk XD

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Corcaigh Shore Best (Worst) Moments

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Cup Final - Greenwood FC U14s (Sat)

Mike Davern RIP

A Tribute to Mike Davern of Doneraile Co. Cork, Who died April 2004.
Mike Davern was famous localy for his music and entertaiment.
Mike released his forst album shortly beofre he dided.
R.I.P A Friend to everyone

Crosshaven Charity Soccer Tournament

Crosshaven Charity Soccer Tournament

2nd Annual St. Stephen's Day Stumble 2009

Join the crawlers on the 2nd Annual St. Stephen's Day Stumble 2009! They made sure to hit all the best bars in New Haven, CT.

Tesco Homegrown U12C County Final Gabriel Rangers v Douglas

Gabriel Rangers 5-5 Douglas 0-3