Dirty Old Town - Live - The Tumbling Paddies

The Tumbling Paddies live version of the classic hit “Dirty Old Town”

[Pendrym]

Ireland, the only country were young people still rock with the old tradition. So GREAT

[elizabethburns]

Love the Tumbling Paddies fantastic musicians 1:18 ❤from Ireland 🇮🇪

[JimEd.Huston]

Best musical band on the scene for traditional conversion for some time. The lead singer has a brilliant vocal.

[Discover-Ireland]

Now this is pure gold reminds me of the pogues fair play lads ☘️

[colettelucas]

Wow ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL PERFORMANCE CONGRATULATIONS ❤🌹🎵🎶

[barryfrazer]

Love his Fermanagh accent coming through loud and clear.

[BlacktulipSF]

best version love the contribution of the accordeon and irish whistle flute

[MikeClarkeARVR]

Nice version ... I introduced the Pogues to hundreds of North Americans in the 90's ... I'll send on this link

[richardnorthernireland]

Such a great local band full of youthfull energy talented guys having fun doing what they love
Keep er lit

[ellaahern-qxwc]

I just want to say that ye are my favourite band ever at it will never change

[atempuser]

The Pogues are an English Celtic punk band founded in King's Cross, London, in 1982, by Shane MacGowan, Spider Stacy and Jem Finer.” All three of the founding members were born in England.

[elgeegee]

Loved it. Thanks for freshening it up.

[tearitloosetearitloose]

Brush shields rocked it up similar to this.... Good job

[tomchapman]

Love it mate. Great singer, great band, gave this song a whole better feeling!!!

[charlotteandrobyn]

Best👅song ever . It rocks love it I love the best 💞 great lads keep it up

[margaretmcmahon]

Fabulous bunch of lovely lad’s good on y’is. Keep er lit 🎼🎸🎤🕺🎼🕺

[paulmolloy]

WELL DONE that gets you going all the best PM

[jayd]

Great version and an absolute class song about Salford.Pogues version is still da best though 🇾🇪🇮🇪

[EllieMckenna-ky]

I love the tumbling paddies there the beest

[AshleeBlinston-ugzx]

This is the first time I have heard this song and it good to hear some Irish music