- published: 03 Sep 2011
- views: 18881
- author: Javier Rullan Ruano
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Wild Sea
Few have seen the sea so and lived to tell. Storm in the Irish Sea. Original image by © Ze...
published: 03 Sep 2011
author: Javier Rullan Ruano
Wild Sea
Few have seen the sea so and lived to tell. Storm in the Irish Sea. Original image by © Zendewald (used with permission). Music Agnus Dei X and Willow and the Light by © Kevin MacLeod (www.incompetech.com). ISRC: US-UAN-11-00679 Agnus Dei X ISRC: US-UAN-11-00591 Willow and the Light
- published: 03 Sep 2011
- views: 18881
- author: Javier Rullan Ruano
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incredible video!!! prawn trawler sinks in cold Irish sea
prawn trawler sank,two fishermen rescued by another fishing vessel named "Tribute"...
published: 27 Oct 2012
author: airidas grabauskas
incredible video!!! prawn trawler sinks in cold Irish sea
prawn trawler sank,two fishermen rescued by another fishing vessel named "Tribute"
- published: 27 Oct 2012
- views: 227330
- author: airidas grabauskas
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US Vessel in Irish Sea
The US navy and an Irish man argue about changing ship courses....
published: 02 May 2006
author: 101daniel101
US Vessel in Irish Sea
The US navy and an Irish man argue about changing ship courses.
- published: 02 May 2006
- views: 22851
- author: 101daniel101
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The Human Hamster Wheel: Chris Todd To Cross The Irish Sea Using A 'Tredalo'
Subscribe tinyurl.com twitter: twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com A man is attempting ...
published: 02 Oct 2012
author: barcroftmedia
The Human Hamster Wheel: Chris Todd To Cross The Irish Sea Using A 'Tredalo'
Subscribe tinyurl.com twitter: twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com A man is attempting to walk across the Irish Sea - in a human HAMSTER WHEEL. Chris Todd, 35, from Bromham, Wiltshire, will zig-zag 66 miles across open water for two days non-stop. He will power his metal wheel - which he calls a Tredalo - by walking on wire mesh, with two floats either side to act as stabilisers. The charity stunt will see him burn a huge 36000 calories - almost three weeks worth - during the endurance feat. He will consume a whopping 30 litres of water and munch the equivalent of 60 Mars bars to keep energy levels up.
- published: 02 Oct 2012
- views: 124490
- author: barcroftmedia
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Beltaine - The Sea of the Irish Dream
Band: Beltaine Song: The Sea of the Irish Dream Album: Rockhill (2004) Web: beltaine.pl YT...
published: 23 Dec 2009
author: oszooszo
Beltaine - The Sea of the Irish Dream
Band: Beltaine Song: The Sea of the Irish Dream Album: Rockhill (2004) Web: beltaine.pl YT channel: www.youtube.com BELTAINE - one of the most interesting Polish folk groups. BELTAINE has made out its own unique sound thanks to the rare and brave skill of mixing traditional Celtic music with modern music. The Polish music group BELTAINE was created in the year of 2002. After a time of evolving and variations it shaped up into a group of seven musicians. What makes this group special is an ability to conjoin different styles of music: they successfully commix a traditional irish, scottish, breton music (also a classical indian music) with contemporary one. What's more, it's characteristic of them to use the variety of instruments. These are not only traditional ones, such as fiddle, bouzuki, mandoline, whistles, bodhran, bombard, accordion or gaita pipes but they use rare percussion instruments (such as: tabla, cajon, darabuka, djembe) and electric, bass guitar or percussion as well. / source - beltaine.pl /
- published: 23 Dec 2009
- views: 81528
- author: oszooszo
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Wicklow The Garden of Ireland - Livcom Awards 2012
Wicklow the Garden of Ireland. Livcom Awards 2012 A landscape molded by an ice-age that th...
published: 26 Nov 2012
author: Wicklow Tourism
Wicklow The Garden of Ireland - Livcom Awards 2012
Wicklow the Garden of Ireland. Livcom Awards 2012 A landscape molded by an ice-age that thawed 10.000 years ago; where glacial valleys lie between towering mountains; where dense woodland blankets rolling hills; Where bobbling streams feed mountain lakes; and where patchwork fields meet the Irish sea: Wicklow. The Garden of Ireland has been blessed by a scenery as diverse as it is rich, enticing men to settle here since ancient times. This natural beauty is matched by only one thing: the people who live here... It's this harmonious marriage between a landscape and the community that make this place what it is today. Wicklow: created by nature, made by the people
- published: 26 Nov 2012
- views: 11497
- author: Wicklow Tourism
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Sea Moss (Irish Moss) how I prepared it ep#11-13
Please read the blog for more information rawrealmblog001.blogspot.com In this video I dem...
published: 13 Feb 2011
author: 313HealthyMe
Sea Moss (Irish Moss) how I prepared it ep#11-13
Please read the blog for more information rawrealmblog001.blogspot.com In this video I demonstrate how I prepare Irish Moss for the very first time. If you are going to use Irish Moss (Sea Moss) I advise you to do your own research on it as there are some very particular things you should be aware of when using this sea vegetable.
- published: 13 Feb 2011
- views: 14604
- author: 313HealthyMe
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Epic Music Medley 4
Voir aussi Epic Music Medley 1 : www.youtube.com Epic Music Medley 2 : www.youtube.com Epi...
published: 17 Apr 2012
author: Mousquetayre
Epic Music Medley 4
Voir aussi Epic Music Medley 1 : www.youtube.com Epic Music Medley 2 : www.youtube.com Epic Music Medley 3 : www.youtube.com Epic Music Medley 5 : youtu.be Epic Music Medley 6 : youtu.be Final Epic Music Medley : youtu.be et Western Epic Music : youtu.be Visitez le blog ASCADYS : www.ascadys.net et le blog du webzine YmaginèreS : www.ymagineres.net dont les numéros (dédiés à la littérature, BD, jeux de rôle, ciné, séries TV SF, Fantasy, Fantastique) sont à télécharger gratuitement ici : 0z.fr Musiques : Victory of Life (Future World Music) Its Game Day (Mark Petrie) Search for Freedom (KPM Music) Magika (Two Steps From Hell) Your Highness extended suite - extrait (Steve Jablonsky) Brotherhood (John Dreamer) Athena (KPM Music) Rada (Thomas Bergersen) Clash of Empires (Two Steps From Hell) Sail the Irish Sea (PostHaste) Wrath of Sea (Two Steps From Hell) Sky Titans (Two Steps From Hell) Les musiques ci-dessus sont la propriété de leurs auteurs respectifs
- published: 17 Apr 2012
- views: 32787
- author: Mousquetayre
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Ellan Vannin - The Spinners
A Video of Tragedy in the Irish sea some clips are not authentic but where used to get the...
published: 27 Dec 2006
author: trichoone
Ellan Vannin - The Spinners
A Video of Tragedy in the Irish sea some clips are not authentic but where used to get the story told . The pictures of the passengers and crew are as I know correct . story and crew and passenger details check out talesofriverside.blogspot.com Lyrics - Snaefell Tynwald, Ben-my-Chree, Fourteen ships have sailed the sea. proudly bearing a Manx name, But there's one will never again. Chorus: Oh Ellen Vannen, Of the Isle of Man Company, Oh Ellen Vannen, Lost in the Irish Sea. 2. At One am in Ramsey Bay, Captain Teare was heard to say, Our contract says Deliver the mail. In this rough weather we must not fail. Chorus: 3. Ocean Liners sheltered from the storm, Ellen Vannen on the waves was born. Her holds were full and battened down, As she sailed towards far Liverpool town. Chorus: 4. With a crew of twenty-one Manxmen, Her passengers Liverpool business men; Farewell to Mona's Isle farewell, This little ship was bound for hell. Chorus: 5. Less than a mile from the Bar lightship, By a mighty wave Ellen Vannen was hit. She sank in the waters of Liverpool Bay, And there she lies until this day. Chorus: 6. You Manxmen now remember, The third day of the month December, Of a terrible storm in Nineteen Nine, Ellen Vannen sailed for the very last time. Chorus:
- published: 27 Dec 2006
- views: 97065
- author: trichoone
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In Limbo - Radiohead
"In Limbo" from the album "Kid A". This is Radiohead's fourth album (if I'm not mistaken)....
published: 29 Mar 2009
author: Juni44ever
In Limbo - Radiohead
"In Limbo" from the album "Kid A". This is Radiohead's fourth album (if I'm not mistaken). Lundy, Fastnet, Irish Sea I got a message I can't read, Another message I can't read Being the first in the Irish Sea, I got a message I can't read, Another message I can't read I'm on your side Nowhere to hide Trapdoors that open I spiral down You're living in a fantasy world, You're living in a fantasy world. I'm lost at sea, Don't bother me I've lost my way, I've lost my way You're living in a fantasy world, You're living in a fantasy world, You're living in a fantasy world... The most beautiful world Lundy, Fastnet, Irish Sea I got a message I can't read Another message I can't read
- published: 29 Mar 2009
- views: 103429
- author: Juni44ever
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London Heathrow-to-Boston flight: takeoff, W. London, Wales & rainy Boston landing 2011-05-04
4:50-5:35 On takeoff to the east on 9R, view of Bath Road, followed by Middlesex during ri...
published: 05 May 2011
author: backpacktrot
London Heathrow-to-Boston flight: takeoff, W. London, Wales & rainy Boston landing 2011-05-04
4:50-5:35 On takeoff to the east on 9R, view of Bath Road, followed by Middlesex during right turn to head westbound 13:35 Aberaeron, Wales (en.wikipedia.org 14:10 Irish Sea coastline at New Quay, Wales (en.wikipedia.org 14:45-16:05 Irish Sea coastline at Llangrannog, Wales 20:30 touchdown on Runway 27 at Boston Logan
- published: 05 May 2011
- views: 15552
- author: backpacktrot
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Niamh Parsons 'Fear a Bhata'
Niamh Parsons sings the traditional Gaelic song, Fear a Bhata, at the inaugural Irish Sea ...
published: 25 Jan 2011
author: RoyalLiverpoolPhil
Niamh Parsons 'Fear a Bhata'
Niamh Parsons sings the traditional Gaelic song, Fear a Bhata, at the inaugural Irish Sea Sessions on Friday 22 October at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall. Part super group, part colossal session and part festival, this very special concert featured Bernard O'Neill, Terry Coyne, Ian Prowse, Becky Taylor, Carlene Anglim, Colette O'Leary, Eimear McGeown, Niamh Parsons, Graham Dunne, Gino Lupari, Dave Munnelly, Damien Dempsey, Alan Burke and Lizzie Nunnery.
- published: 25 Jan 2011
- views: 13159
- author: RoyalLiverpoolPhil
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www.solwaysailing.co.uk Learn to sail, sailing lessons, sailing courses, sailing experience.
www.solwaysailing.co.uk Learn to sail, sailing lessons, sailing courses, sailing experienc...
published: 10 Jan 2012
author: bjents
www.solwaysailing.co.uk Learn to sail, sailing lessons, sailing courses, sailing experience.
www.solwaysailing.co.uk Learn to sail, sailing lessons, sailing courses, sailing experience or just enjoy an experience on the sea. Solway Sailing, www.solwaysailing.co.uk, Learn to sail in: Whitehaven, Workington, Harrington, Allonby, Silloth, Seascale, Ravensglass, Millom, Barrow in Furness, Cumbria, Kippford, Kirkcudbright, Solway, Isle of Man, Irish Sea, Lake District, Isle of Whithorn. DAY SAILING ON THE SOLWAY, PASSAGE TRIPS IN IRISH SEA AND TAKE THE 4 COUNTRIES IN 4 DAYS CHALLENGE. Sail to: Scotland, Ireland, Isle of Man, England, Wales, Ireland, Isle of Man, England.
- published: 10 Jan 2012
- views: 40
- author: bjents
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www.solwaysailing.co.uk Learn to sail, sailing lessons, sailing courses, sailing experience.
www.solwaysailing.co.uk Learn to sail, sailing lessons, sailing courses, sailing experienc...
published: 10 Jan 2012
author: bjents
www.solwaysailing.co.uk Learn to sail, sailing lessons, sailing courses, sailing experience.
www.solwaysailing.co.uk Learn to sail, sailing lessons, sailing courses, sailing experience or just enjoy an experience on the sea. Solway Sailing, www.solwaysailing.co.uk, Learn to sail in: Whitehaven, Workington, Harrington, Allonby, Silloth, Seascale, Ravensglass, Millom, Barrow in Furness, Cumbria, Kippford, Kirkcudbright, Solway, Isle of Man, Irish Sea, Lake District, Isle of Whithorn. DAY SAILING ON THE SOLWAY, PASSAGE TRIPS IN IRISH SEA AND TAKE THE 4 COUNTRIES IN 4 DAYS CHALLENGE. Sail to: Scotland, Ireland, Isle of Man, England, Wales, Ireland, Isle of Man, England.
- published: 10 Jan 2012
- views: 32
- author: bjents
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Absolute Body Control
Epopoeia of the Food and Drink of the United States (A Dream in Hell)
1
Beautiful like a ...
published: 08 Sep 2010
author: soonaspossible
Absolute Body Control
Epopoeia of the Food and Drink of the United States (A Dream in Hell)
1
Beautiful like a baby calf is the song of chicken fried with batter,
the long red and white picnic tablecloth is finer than the finest lady’s legs, the finest thing there is to embark upon a heaping bowl of coleslaw,
shrimp from the gulf coast are delicious, gushing with wine as if feeling,
like honey mussels, in Redmond or Olympia, harvested by fishwives, in the seaweed,
and the glory of banjos in Baton Rouge, their juices course through them like
ageless autumn lemons,
like mom's fragrant pot pie, chocked full of juicy stew, widens the gullet,
and, baked, cries out blooming peach tree blossoms.
2
What would you say to some barbecue ribs, burning hot
grilled on a charcoal fire in June on the banks of a man made lake,
pines or cedar trees that sum up the dramatic atmosphere of a
damp sunset at Lake Lanier or Stone Mountain,
or to a clam chowder, whose name is inextricably related to Manhattan or
Rhode Island or New England?
No, you hunt quail and you grill it, just like you hear honky-tonk or stars and stripes
at the feet of Mount Rushmore, and fried catfish along the Chattahoochee
where it leaps into the sacred sizzling skillet, superbly fine
river fish, makes fishing boats rich while the sisters Lee,
as if in pain, sweat what's human and divine on the grand antique family fiddle.
3
Tremendous turkeys that smell like summer, almost human, autumn shades of
walnut or chestnut, I eat them everywhere, and in D.C. I kiss them,
like the vats where barley sighs like the prettiest girl in Jersey
raising her skirt underneath the lights of the big apple, same
as the roof off of a block party with streamers and flags where we drink in red plastic cups
a substantial whiskey and beer,
or the love mattress, upon which we set sail and sighing face each other and
the night’s tremendous oceans, into whose horrible darkness,
black and tenacious flows the bloody calla lily,
or the teardrop that falls in our moths as we joyfully sing.
4
Napa Valley wine is enormous and dark in the California sunset, and when
it's in your blood, nostalgia
and the apology to heroism sing in the wheels of spurs to
the beast’s hide, dancing to the fundamental tune of backwater rapids
against the frothy red glare.
5
Nicely aged bourbon bellows in its cellars like a great sacred cow,
and St. Louis will be golden, like a rib-eye on the grill, all over
the bloodied paths towards Oklahoma, autumn's
guitar will weep like a soldier's widow,
and we'll remember everything we didn’t do and could have and
should have and wanted to, like a madman
staring down a town's abandoned well,
watching, ear shattering, the engines of youth rev down dawn's
wide gust
crumbling like memories in the abyss.
6
The saddle glows all across the Midwest, mountain range to mountain range, booming like a great combine with its 20 foot span, booming
like a cow auctioneer or a righteous pastor or tornado season,
lasso raised up against the sky
on top of a guffaw, a hyuck or a yeehaw, splashed with sun and hard work, where manure perfumes dung heaps like a domestic god, with tremendous balls like a widow.
7
A mighty log cabin with its open yard, apple trees, front porch
scented with remote antiquity,
where the bootlegger and his still would sing, drop by drop, a sense of eternity into
the water, recalling old ancestors with its tremulous pendulum,
exists, same as in Madison as in Franklin or Fairview or Springfield,
although it’s the little town of Hodgenville Kentucky that most proudly proclaims the wooden troughs or pig iron pots, wide open spaces, the Appalachians, the original wild west, civil war and emancipation, in little log cabins,
from Tennessee to Ohio, who express it proudly in tremendous language, eating ears of pigs eating ears of corn.
8
Because, if it's necessary to stuff yourself with hot dogs in a Detroit Coney before dying,
on a rainy day, blessed with a strawberry milkshake from fresh upstate dairy, and smoke, bathing in conversation, friends and the munchies, launching yourself into terrible leaps and bounds, blubbering, savoring the booming chili in spoonfuls and fries,
it's also necessary to get your meat from the Kansas City stockyards in March, when the pigs
look like televangelists and the televangelists look like swine or hippopotamus,
and wash the food down with some fiery sips from a short glass,
yes... in Dallas or Fort Worth the corn tortillas look like the local ladies: wide white waists and sleepy half moon eyes, since, ticklish and cuddly,
they turn their faces, and let themselves be kissed, unendingly on either end.
9
And the chit'lins, swimming and searing in broth and tabasco, and the cornbread that moaned in broiling bacon fat, is blessed where thunder rolls in wide whips, along the Mississippi,between one drink and the next,
but it never surpasses a gamy partridge, savored in the dry underbrush of July,
in t
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Mullaghmore Head Tow Surf
Tow-in surfing at Mullaghmore Head, Ireland on 11th and 12th December 2011. Best watched i...
published: 14 Dec 2011
author: Gareth McCormack
Mullaghmore Head Tow Surf
Tow-in surfing at Mullaghmore Head, Ireland on 11th and 12th December 2011. Best watched in HD full-screen. Swell was something like 8m at 17 seconds from the WNW. Lots more footage of rescues etc. if anyone involved wants to see that just get in touch. Shot on Canon 5D mk2. Music: 'Fire Dancer' by Andrew Oye, 'Attack of the Sea Monster' by Dominick Hauser.
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Galway.com - IRONMAN 70.3
A 7am start would definitely be considered early by most people's standard but rising befo...
published: 05 Sep 2011
author: Galway.com
Galway.com - IRONMAN 70.3
A 7am start would definitely be considered early by most people's standard but rising before the sun even has time to shine, to begin a 70.3 mile endurance race otherwise called Ironman, might just be called crazy! For some 2000 individual athletes and another 100 relay teams from 42 countries that was just the case on a wet and cold morning last Sunday the 4th of September.
The morning was considerably bitter and with choppy ocean conditions getting worst, the event organisers were forced to reduce the length of the swim for the athletes safety. It wasn't long though before the pro category said goodbye to ladies beach where a large crowd had gathered to watch this unique first time event and found themselves tested by Irish sea conditions for the first time. They were quickly followed by the other age groups and to no surprise they all arrived safely at Palmers Rock Strand beach.
From what looked like small specks in the ocean from the shore, emerged strong determined athletes who were now well on there way in what was to become a roughly 4 to 7 hour ordeal for most athletes. The rest of their day would be filled with a 90km cycle to Maam cross and back again with just less than a 400m climb, followed by a gruelling 13.1 mile run course which took athletes in to Galway city and gave them a chance to visit the famous Spanish arch.
The Athletes who made it to the finish line were greeted by Mike Reilly and Joanne Murphy who were the official commentators for the event. Mike from San Diego California is considered to be the voice of Ironman, having announced at over 1000 endurance events world wide and a triathlon athlete himself, he has a great knowledge of the events history and what it takes to compete at this level. Joanne who is originally from Cork, has lived in Galway since 2004 and since joining the Galway triathlon club in 2009 has taken part in numerous sprint and Olympic triathlons, Edinburgh and Connemara half marathons and Gaelforce west. Joanne was set to take part in Ironman Galway, which also would have been her first half Ironman until injury forced her to withdraw from this years event. Joanne is also very involved with charity and with her gift for the gab and Mikes charism they helped keep the crowds cheering while the athletes arrived at the finish line over several hours.
The first person to cross the finish line back in Salthill was Swiss professional Mike Aigroz, who finished in a time of 3 hours, 50 minutes and 12 seconds, while Irishman Owen Cummins was third in the event with a time of 4 hours, 1 minute and 26 seconds. Some more familiar faces to cross the line included Gráinne Seoighe, Kathryn Thomas, Ray Darcy and Keith Duffy from Boyzone who along with another 100 athletes completed the Ironman to raise funds for Irish Autism Action.
After receiving their finishers t-shirts and long awaited Ironman 70.3 medal, Roy Brennan and the fine people from ARTC or Athletic Rehabilitation Therapy Certified were on hand to give athletes a well need rub down. Food and drinks were also supplied for all the athletes to help them recover from the long day. The party continued that night in the Galway Bay hotel where the awards ceremony took place and entertainment was provided by serveral acts which included "Trad on the prom" and Gerard Fahy who was the musical director for Lord of the Dance.
The event was a huge success for Galway and for Ironman, with it being one of the quickest sell out first time events for Ironman. Mike Reilly noted also that the organisation of the event was particularly impressive on E&R; Events part seeing as it was the first time Ironman had been to Ireland and that he was convinced that the event was here to stay.
Eamonn McManus
Check out www.galway.com for some photos from the event!
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3:32
Irish News - Ireland's Worst Lifeguard
Irish News TV brings you all the latest stories from around the island of Ireland. We scow...
published: 27 Jul 2012
author: TheJonathanFarrelly
Irish News - Ireland's Worst Lifeguard
Irish News TV brings you all the latest stories from around the island of Ireland. We scower Munster, Leinster, Ulster and Connacht to bring you the best local stories, giving a voice to the people who don't generally get a chance to speak. In this special report we go to the beach at Sandymount, Dublin 4, to tell the story of John Sausage, a lifeguard who was appointed to protect the beach by the local people but has recently been coming under scrutiny for his seemingly lacklustre work ethic...
- published: 27 Jul 2012
- views: 18566
- author: TheJonathanFarrelly
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IRISH BOYS HATE RAP
THANK YOU FOR SUBSCRIBING! Click to tweet this video so we can be pimps: clicktotweet.com ...
published: 28 Oct 2012
author: BriBryontour
IRISH BOYS HATE RAP
THANK YOU FOR SUBSCRIBING! Click to tweet this video so we can be pimps: clicktotweet.com Subscribe to Sean or he'll beat me!! www.youtube.com New Live Dates! Dublin, Nov 10. Letterkenny, Nov 24. Belfast, Dec 14. Follow on Twitter: www.twitter.com Subscribe to Facebook: www.facebook.com Follow on Tumblr: bribryontour.tumblr.com Help the Youtube series by buying my music on Itunes https Hate Rap lyrics - BriBry / Brian O Reilly These are the things that I hate, they change my happy state If you'd like to concentrate, let me demonstrate Sharks Sharks, they're evil bastards 'Jesus man a shark quick quick swim faster!' Because of sharks I won't stand in the sea When something touches my foot I think they're coming for me Haters on the internet, go outside No we're not dicks just because we film our lives We're all nice, it's you who needs help Hating on a video while you touch yourself Arrogant celebrities, fall down a well You think you're so great that your farts don't smell 'Oo I'm all famous, please stand clear' You'll be working at Tesco's in a few years These are the things that I hate, they change my happy state If you'd like to concentrate, let me demonstrate Dramatic teenagers, get off Twitter Yes your life could be a whole lot shitter 'Oh FML I hate my Mammy' Do some charity work you selfish fanny I hate homophobic people Every single person's equal 'Oo marriage is sacred, gay weddings are a crime' If it's sacred, why'd you get divorced three times? These are the ...
- published: 28 Oct 2012
- views: 53985
- author: BriBryontour
4:54
Camelot - Irish Derby 2012
Camelot completes the Derby double at the Curragh...
published: 30 Jun 2012
author: shalakhani
Camelot - Irish Derby 2012
Camelot completes the Derby double at the Curragh
- published: 30 Jun 2012
- views: 26483
- author: shalakhani
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Heritage - "Home from the Sea"
"Heritage" is the all-new Celtic Thunder Release that focuses entirely on their Celtic and...
published: 03 Oct 2012
author: TheThunderTube
Heritage - "Home from the Sea"
"Heritage" is the all-new Celtic Thunder Release that focuses entirely on their Celtic and Irish roots. Featuring traditional standards such as "Whiskey in the Jar," "Black is the Color," "Skye Boat Song" and "Red, Red Rose" as well as a few beautiful love songs such as, "The Dutchman", "Noreen" and "Just a Song at Twilight." Celtic Thunder Fan Favorites such as "Heartland" and "Ireland's Call", and the new song "A Voice in the Choir". Filmed in Poughkeepsie, NY in front of a live audience, Celtic Thunder's performers bring their musical talent and passion to the performances in this new Celtic Thunder Release. The performances range from solo numbers, to enchanting duets and powerful ensembles. "Heritage" is a celebration of Celtic Music and the Celts Heritage, a joy for the entire family, performed as always, with Celtic Thunder magic. "Home from the Sea" On a cold winter's night, with a storm at its height The lifeboat answered the call They pitched and they tossed, 'til we thought they were lost As we watched from the harbor wall Though the night was pitch black, there was no turning back For someone was waiting out there And each volunteer had to live with his fear As they joined in a silent prayer Carry us home, home, home from the sea Angels of mercy, answer our plea And carry us home, home, home from the sea Carry us safely home from the sea As they battled their way past the mouth of the bay It was blowing like never before As they gallantly fought, every one of ...
- published: 03 Oct 2012
- views: 55025
- author: TheThunderTube
