The Battle is Over - The Rebels Have Won

[Imatim]

Choose your favourite Celtic/Rebel Song comrades or add one of your own…

. Willie Maley

. The Soldiers Song

. Come Out Ye Black & Tans

. Boys of the Old Brigade

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DT2qehgOnJE. The Broad Black Brimmer

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5AXJjY4BTLI. Celtic Symphony

. The Fogey Dew

 

[Imatim]

The Fields

. Grace

. Joe McDonnell

. Let the People Sing

. Sean South, Roll of Honour

 

[Imatim]

. Go On Home

 

[50 Shades of Green]

I'll go for them awe... Love the lot of them..

 

[The Shamrock]

Sean South of Garryowen.

Merry Ploughboy.

 

[Richybhoy]

This reminds me of my London days

This reminds me of saturday nights at The Plough and Harrow in Leytonstone

 

[Magnificent 7]

 

[Magnificent 7]

 

[1888]

 

[Imatim]

Sean South of Garryowen.

Merry Ploughboy.

For you…

 

[The Shamrock]

For you…

It was my Nana's tune at a sing song.

 

[Theta Sigma]

The Banna Strand is a favourite of mine, that and Come out ye Black & Tans.

 

[The Shamrock]

The Banna Strand is a favourite of mine, that and Come out ye Black & Tans.

Love The Banna Strand

 

[Shottsghirl]

The Fields

. Grace

. Joe McDonnell

. Let the People Sing

. Sean South, Roll of Honour

Come out ye Black Tans
Celtic symphony
Broad black Brimmer

 

[Shottsghirl]

Sean South of Garryowen.

Merry Ploughboy.

We were always taught it was the Jolly Ploughboy Neither is wrong tho the song still great

 

[The Shamrock]

We were always taught it was the Jolly Ploughboy Neither is wrong tho the song still great

I've never heard of it called Jolly Ploughboy....... jolly doesn't sound very Irish.

 

[lcafiero]

For you…

Until a few years ago, I thought this tune was "25th of May" commemorating the European Cup win in Lisbon. Imagine my embarrassment when I was watching a video of a pipe and drum corps playing "Sean South" and me, asking aloud, "Why are they playing "On the 25th of May"?

 

[tommybhoy8881]

 

[Shottsghirl]

I've never heard of it called Jolly Ploughboy....... jolly doesn't sound very Irish.

It was from the Clancy brothers and Tommy Makem albums (of which my da had loads) that I’ve heard it from

 

[tommybhoy8881]

I’m unsure about the relationship now with st Pauli and Celtic (heard it’s strained) but I’m not 101 percent sure if that’s the case but anyway this song is actually pretty good