Fleadh Finale Ennis Co Clare

Fleadh Finale in the home of Irish Traditional music - County Clare in the Republic of Ireland.

John Weir and family.Sky Kelsey from Alaska and Donal O'Connor from Fleadh TV playing outside the Gourmet.

Singing in background - Monica Morgan Kearney

Sean nos dancer with group Nada Ni Chuirrin from Connemara
followed by singer Jack Warnock from Derry.

Kids in Nozomi Shoe shop : Caleb Mahony , Rachel Mahony, Aisling Walshe, Cian Walshe, Sophie Torpey,

On the street playing fiddle : River McGann
Irish Dancer soft shoe : Sinead Potterton

©Ronan D

[lawrence]

Teach the young to know the old, and the old shall live forever...

[soulvaccination]

My great grandfather left County Cork long time ago..You guys still have your culture in tact.Don't lose it...The Irish are the most soulful people on earth..Someday I would love to travel there.

[erniemcnamara]

Born and living in Ireland for 85 years and seeing a lot of other countries I still cherish my Homeland it’s beauty and it’s people.It Will always be my Garden of remembrance no matter where I go.I am so proud that our traditions and culture and music has spread world wide.

[SWAviatorII]

It is always good to see young people and kids carrying on the traditions. 👏👏👍🏻💐

[pickyplaylists]

How lovely? Ireland has an amazing culture they must preserve.

[gilbertoquinonez]

It's beautiful when people get together and play music! No matter how old or young!

[JonHeckendorf]

This is the music that is the cradle of American's traditional music. Without the Irish music, America would be a sadder place. I love watching, hearing, and feeling Irish music and song. Thank you, my Irish friends.

[howardegan]

My great grandfather left Ireland in 1855 (potatoe famine) and brought his family to New Zealand. His descendants have done well. I find a strong affinity with all things Irish, so thoroughly enjoyed this presentation.

[JRandallS]

Got to love Ireland and the Irish. Such a good culture to teach the young and include them in this traditional music and dancing.

[kenk]

I knew nothing about Ireland, i thought it was boring a country...
Until then, i had to hold a presentation about Ireland in English class. Guess what? I was stunned... By everything! I just fell in love. Beautiful people and their beautiful culture. I once will visit Ireland sure in my life.

[igorcsordas]

God bless the irish people!Your traditions is wonderful!Greetings from Hungary!

[pablinhodelabahia]

It's really fantastic seeing people of all the ages playing and dancing the traditional songs of their country. I've only see this in irish people and its something fantastic, the love that they have to their traditional folk is really really amazing.

God bless Ireland!!

[porterrockwell]

I'm so grateful to see these young kids learning this music & dance and keeping their heritage alive. My ancestors came to America from County Longford 273 years ago. I feel a strong sense of gratitude because they're keeping my heritage alive as well.

[tonne]

nice to see young people preserving this beautiful music and culture.
heart and soul touching - best wishes from Germany

[johnoconnor]

This video and many others too show that music and culture are alive in every city, town, village and townland in Ireland and has a wonderful future when you see that many of the musicians here are young.

[tut]

this made me weep a little. am i the only one who gets emotional with the affairs of humanity? enraged by injustice, conflict and cruelty and so happy at things like this i weep a little with joy.

[sagrilandio]

don't know why, but there's something very special, joyful and unique in the spirit of Irish people! it is seen in they're manners, kindness and warmth and music. if wouldn't be Portuguese I would be Irish :) greetings and Blessings from Portugal to Ireland.

[grandee]

Oh God, those times were so good.and now we have to lose so much. May the wonderful times come round again. May I live to see it.

[richardhugendubel]

so great that so many young people keep the tradition of irish music alive.

[benoitcavelier]

i play the flûte since i'm six years old. I Played classical music in harmonics philhamonics and symphonics orchestras, but i love Celtic music. I would love to visit Ireland with my flûte and to play with everybody how wants to play with me. Music is the most universal language, and all over this very hard world, it's one of the best expression to give some peace. I can't imagine a world without music 💓