Video of the week -- for St. Patrick's Day
Celtic Thunder performs "Ireland's Call" in Dublin.
posted by Infidel753 at 3:44 AM
17 March 2012
Celtic Thunder performs "Ireland's Call" in Dublin.
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2 Comments:
Although I don't have a drop of Irish blood in my heritage, my last name, through marriage, is about as Irish as Irish can be.
My immediate and extended family, through marriages, is half Irish. Quite typical for Boston's Irish and Italian heritages.
The Irish men in our family love our Italian cooking, and we Italian women love the poetry in the soul of the Irish.
"Up the Republic!"
Thanks for the video.
Although I don't have a drop of Irish blood in my heritage,
It never occurred to me before, but I probably do. The gene pool of those islands has been pretty well mixed, and millions of Irish have come to England over the centuries.
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