#brian borus march

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Current obsession: several… Jared Harris 😔, Richard II, and some damn fiddle tune that came in my head which I can’t remember the name of and it’s driving me up the wall trying to figure out where I heard it

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My writing secret is I find the most obscure songs on Youtube and listen to them on loop for hours (or days) and it fuels me until the magic wears off and I go find another

[musicwithoutborders]

Loreena McKennitt, Brian Boru’s March I The Wind That Shakes the Barley, 2010

[simplicius-simplicissimus]

Loreena McKennitt - Brian Boru‘s March

Comment: I first came across Loreena Mc Kennitt in a large media store in New York in 1997. I liked going to libraries and music stores at that times - just browsing around a bit. And I like Celtic music - since it is often so full of mystery and melancholy, but in a positive way. My first album from her was „The Book Of Secrets“ where she wrote a lot about her experiences of traveling in the accompanying booklet. I felt immediately connected to her attitude.

Today is such a bright day that it brings to mind the coming spring. That's why I find the interpretation of the song in the YouTube video above so fitting - although in fact it’s a song to the honor of an Irish ruler (Brian Boru) of the early Middle Ages.

-Simplicius Simplicissimus

[stairnaheireann]

#OTD in 999 – The Battle of Glenn Máma.

In December of the year 999, after celebrating Christmas on a march to Dublin, the Munster king Brian Boru won a major battle at Glen Máma near Dublin after being intercepted by the Norse of Dublin and the Leinstermen on Thursday 30 December. ​Only the Clonmacnois set of annals, pro-Úi Néill, mentions Máel Sechnaill (king of the Southern Uí Néill) as taking part in the expedition on Brian’s…

[macvicarpipetunes]

Complete repertoire of tunes for the bagpipe

all tunes are Scottish unless otherwise stated

In case of doubt, ask for tunes with a connection to your clan or area

An average tune has a duration of +\- 40 seconds, so make sure you pick plenty or ask about the standards for weddings

A

Abide With Me -

Ae Fond Kiss - Burns

All the Fine Young Men - Irish

All those Endearing Young Charms - Irish

Amazing Grace

An Dro - Breton

Andy Renwick’s Ferret

St.Anne's Ballad & Reel

Arrival Song - Abba

Ash Grove - Welsh

the Ass in the Graveyard

Atholl Highlanders ( Clan Murray )

At Long Last

Auld Lang Syne – Burns

Auld Town March

B

the Back o' Ben Achie

Banjo Breakdown

Bannocks of Barley Meal

Barbara's Jig

the Barlinnie Highlander

the Barnyards of Delgaty

the Barren Rocks of Aden

the Battle of the Somme

the Battle of Waterloo

the Bells of Dunblane

Belmont

Ben Gullion

the Black Bear

the Blackthorn Stick - Irish

the Black Widow's Dance - Irish

the Bluebells of Scotland

the Bloody Fields of Flanders

(All the) Blue Bonnets o'er the Border

Bonnie Dundee

Bonnie Gallowa'

the Bonnie Hoose o' Airlie

the Bonnie Lass o' Fyvie

Boys of Bluehill - Irish

(the Standard on) the Braes of Mar

Braveheart theme - film theme

Brenda Stubbert's Reel

Brian Boru's March - Irish

the Bride's Jig

the British Grenadiers - English

Brose & Butter - Burns

the Brown Haired Maiden ( a.k.a. Horo, my Nut Brown Maiden )

Bugle Horn

Busindre reel - Spanish

C

Cabar Feidh ( Clan Gordon )

Caledonia

the Campbells are Coming ( Clan Campbell )

Campbelltown Loch ( a.k.a. the Glendaruel Highlanders )

Camptown Races - American

Carlingford Loch - Irish

the Castle Walls

Changing Your Demeanour - Irish

Chariots of Fire - film theme

Clueless

the Clumsy Lover - Irish

Cock o' the North ( Clan Gordon )

Cogadh no Sidhe – the True Gathering of the Clans / War or Peace - Pibroch

Come by the Hills - Irish

Comin' thru the Rye ( a.k.a. gin a Body meet a Body ) – Burns

the Conundrum

Cork Hill - Irish

Corn Riggs ( -are Bonnie ) – Burns

Corriechoillie's Welcome

The Crags of Tumbledown

Crossing the Minch

Cwm Rhondda ( a.k.a. Guide me Oh Thou Great Jehovah ) -Welsh

D

Dana ( et les trois Matelots ) - Breton

Dancing Feet

the Dashing White Sergeant

the Day ( Thou Gavest, Lord ) has Ended

Death of a Space Piper

De'il Among the Tailors

Donald Blue

Donald Where's Yer Troosers

Donald Willie and his Dog

The Dornoch Links

Dream Angus

the Dream Valley of Glendaruel

Drops of Brandy

Drowsy Maggie - Irish

Drunken Piper / Red Rory

( What shall we do with a ) Drunken Sailor - English

Dulaman - Irish

Dumbarton's Drum

Duncan Gray ( Rob Roy MacGregor )

Duns Dings A'

E

Earl of Mansfield

El Alamein

Emerald Echoes - Irish

En Ferus Hostis

Erchless (Chisholm's) Castle

Erin Shore ( a.k.a. Paddy's Green Shamrock Shores ) - Irish

an Eriskay Love Lilt

F

the Fairy Dance

My Faithful Fair One

the Famous Bridge

Fanfare Salute Alba

Far Away in Australia – Irish

Fare Thee Well

Farewell to the Creeks ( a.k.a The Hills of Sicily )

Lá Fhéile Pádraig - Irish

the Fields of Athenry - Irish

the 51st Highland Division

Finnegan’s Wake

500 Miles (I’m Gonna Be)

Flower of Scotland

the Flowers of the Forest ( lament )

the Foggy Dew - Irish

For Ireland I'll Tell not her Name - Irish

the 42nd ( Black Watch )

Friendship

G

Galway Girl - Irish

The Garb of Auld Gaul

Garryowen - Irish

Ghillie Calum (Sword Dance)

Gin I were a Baron's Heir

Ms. Girdle

the Girl I Left Behind

Glasgow Police Pipers

Going Home ( Largo )

the Gordon's March ( Clan Gordon )

Grand March ( Aida ) - Italian

Grannie Duncan

Gravel Walk

the Green Glens of Antrim - Irish

Greensleeves - English

Greenwoodside

Grimstock - English

the Gruagach

H

Happy We've been A' Tegither

Harris Dance

The Harvest Home - Irish

Haste Ye to the Wedding

Here's a Health unto His Majesty - English

Hearken my Love

Hector the Hero

Heights of Dargai

the Herding Song

the Heroes of Vittoria

Heyken's Serenade

Hielan' Laddie

The Highland Brigade ( at Tel el Kebir )

Highland Cathedral

Highland Cradle Song

Highland Lassie

Highland Wedding

Highland Whisky

High Road to Gairloch (a.k.a. We will take the Good Old Way)

High Road to Linton

HLI Hornpipe

Hot Punch

I

I'll Tell me Ma - Irish

I Love a Lassie

the Irishman’s Heart to the Ladies - Irish

the Irish Pub - Irish

the Irish Washerwoman - Irish

I See Mull (, Land of my Youth )

the Isle of Skye (Three Bonnie Maidens)

Itchy Fingers

J

Jennie's Bawbee / Put the Kettle on

Jig of Slurs - Irish

Jimmy Allan's Fancy

John Anderson, my Jo - Burns

John Barleycorn - English

Johnnie Cope

John Ryan's Polka - Irish

the Jolly Beggar

the Jolly Beggarman - Irish

K

the Keel Row

Kelsey's Wee Reel

Kennie Gillies (of Portnalong, Skye)

Kenmuir is Up and Awa (, Wullie) - Burns

the Kesh Jig - Irish

Killiecrankie - Burns

the Kilt is my Delight

the Kilworth Hills

King George V's Army

the Kitchen Maid

L

Lady Carmichael's Strathspey

Lady Ramsey's Strathspey

(Dae Ye Mind / Lang ) Lang Syne (John Peel)

the Last Cradle song

the Last of the Mohicans ( the Gael ) - film theme

Laugh and Half Daft - Irish

Leaving Port Askaig

Leezy Lindsay - Burns

Let's Have a Ceilidh ( a.k.a. Liberton Boys’ Pipe Band / Polka )

Lexie MacAskill

Lillibullero - English

Limerick's Lamentation - Irish pibroch

Little Drummer Boy

Lochaber no More ( lament )

Lochanside

Loch Lomond

it's Lonely at Night in the Bothy

Lord Lovat's Lament ( Clan Fraser )

Lord of the Dance - Irish

Loudon's Bonnie Woods and Braes

M

Maggy - Irish

Mairi's Wedding

MacCrimmon Will Never Return ( Cha till MacCruimeinn ) - pibroch

MacDonald's Awa' Tae the War

Ms. MacLeod of Raasey

MacPherson's Rant

A Man's a Man for A' That - Burns

Marching Though the Heather

March of the Cameron Men ( Clan Cameron )

March to the Battle (Los San Patricios) - Irish

the Mason's Apron - Irish

Mingulay Boat Song

the Minstrel Boy - Irish

Mist Covered Mountains

Mo Ghile Mear - Irish

Molly Malone ( a.k.a. In Dublin’s Fair City ) - Irish

Morning Has Broken

Moving Cloud

the Muckin' of Geordie's Byre

Mull of Kintyre

The Munro's Wedding

My Ain Fireside

My Home

My Love is But a Lassie Yet – Burns

My love is like a Red Red Rose - Burns

N

Nairn

Nick MacVicar's Reel

The Noose and the Ghillie

The Northern Lights of Old Aberdeen

O

Orange and Blue

Oft in the Stilly Night

Oh, Danny Boy

Oh, Mairi

the Old Rustic Bridge ( - by the Mill )

Oro se do Bheatha Bhaile - Irish

O'Sullivans March ( Rob Roy Theme ) - Irish

Our Wedding Day ( a.k.a. She Moved Through the Fair ) - Irish pibroch

Over the Hills (and Far Away) - English

P

Pack Your Baggage

Paddy McGinty's Goat - Irish

Paddy's Leather Breeches - Irish

the Panda

Perfect Day

Pibroch of Donald Dubh ( Clan Cameron )

The Piper's Cave (Ms. Ainslie Grant Duff)

Piper's Prelude

the Piper's Waltz – Irish

the Point of War

The Price of a Pig

The Pride of Petravore - Irish

Q

Queen Elizabeth's March

The Queen Of All Argyll

Queen Victoria's Jubilee

R

Rab's Wedding

Raglan Road - Irish

Rantin' Rovin' Robin - Burns

Rip the Calico

the Road to Dundee

the Road to the Isles / Bens of Jura

Rose among the Heather

the Rose of Allandale

the Rose of Kelvingrove

the Rowan Tree

the Royal Irish Polka - Irish

the Royal Scot Polka

S

Saint Andrew's Cross

Salute to the Royal Fendersmith

Scarborough Fair - Irish

Scarce of Tatties - Irish

Scotch on the Rocks

Scotland Forever

Scotland the Brave

Scots Wha Hae ( a.k.a. Hey Tutti Tatti )

Scottish Soldier

the 79th's Farewell to Gibraltar

Skye Boat Song

the Sick Note - Irish

Sleep Dearie Sleep

the Sleeping Tune

Snug in the Blanket

Soft Lowland Tongue

Soldier's Joy

The Soldier's Return

Some Say the Devil's Dead - Irish

the Spanish Lady

Speed the Plough - Irish

the Star of the County Down - Irish

Stars and Stripes Forever - American

Staten Island

Steal Away - Irish

the Steamboat

Step it out Mary - Irish

Stolen Kiss – Irish

Stop Yer Ticklin’ Jock

Streets of London - English

Suil a Ruin - Irish

Sunshine on Leith

Suo Gan - Welsh

Sword Dance (Ghillie Calum)

T

Tail Toddle

Tartan Army ( a.k.a. We'll Be Coming )

Teribus Ye Terioden

Theme for the Greenlands

There were Roses - Irish

These are my Mountains

Tommy Tully's Air

Toots and Hickory Edwards

Troy’s Wedding

Turkey in the Straw - American

the Twa Corbies

U

Up and Waur Them A'

Up in the morning Early

V

the Victory Polkas

W

Waltzing Matilda - Australia

the Water is Wide

the Wearing of the Green ( a.k.a. By the Rising of the Moon / Sae Wull We Yet ) - Irish

the Wee Cooper o'Fife

the Wee Highland Glen

Wee Highland Laddie

the Wee Spree - pibroch

We're no Awa' tae Bide Awa'

Westering Home

When the Battle's Over ( a.k.a. After the Battle )

Whiskey in the Jar - Irish

Wild Mountain Side - Burns

Wild Mountain Thyme

the Wild Rover - Irish

Will Ye No Come Back Again

Willie Allan's Fancy

Willie Stewart - Burns

Wings - RAF march

With a Hundred Pipers

Wooden Heart

Y

Yankee Doodle - American

Ye Banks and Braes – Burns

Yellow Rose of Texas - American

Ye Jacobites by Name - Burns

[oakappleday]

I started making this post to say I wished I could find more info about this engagement, but then I did find it!

Presbyterian Moderator, Right Reverend Dr John Kirkpatrick, his colleagues in the Church Leaders Group (Ireland), along with other church representatives and guests, offered words of encouragement and prayer for His Majesty King Charles III this morning, when the King visited St Patrick’s Church of Ireland Cathedral on the Hill of Armagh.

On the site of St Patrick’s 5th century ‘Great Stone Church’, the King had the opportunity to talk to the Church Leaders and hear something of the work of the Church. The service in Armagh was part of a two day visit to Northern Ireland by the King and Queen, with Her Majesty meeting children in Armagh’s Robinson Library as part of her campaign to encourage reading.

At the same time, in the neighbouring cathedral, there was a period of reflection and intercession during which the Church Leaders – Most Rev John McDowell, Church of Ireland Archbishop of Armagh, the Most Rev Eamon Martin, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Armagh, the Presidents of the Methodist Church in Ireland, Rev Ken Nixon and Irish Council of Churches, Rt Rev Andrew Forster, along with the Moderator - prayed for God’s blessing and guidance for the King.

The Church Leaders’ Group (Ireland), represents all-Ireland denominations with churches across the whole of the island of Ireland. It came into existence in the late 1960s when the Church Leaders recognised the value in working together in light of the urgency of political developments of the time. Since then they have met frequently, often speaking out collectively on certain public issues.

The Dean of Armagh, the Very Rev Shane Forster, welcomed him on his arrival as the Cathedral Choir, sang the words of ‘St Patrick’s Breastplate’. The choir, which was founded by Royal Charter in 1634 by King Charles I, also sang the gentle and calming words of the ‘Irish Blessing’ during the time of prayer, to a setting by Bob Chilcott.

There’s also a bit on the COI diocese page:

The Hill of Armagh has been a place of Christian worship since the 5th century AD.  It has connections to both St Patrick and to another King as it is the burial place of Brian Boroimhe (Boru), High King of Ireland, who died at the Battle of Clontarf in 1014.

As Prince of Wales, His Majesty was previously the guest of the Cathedral on a visit to Armagh in June 2000 and was hosted by St Patrick’s Roman Catholic Cathedral when he returned to the city in May 2019. The Cathedral was honoured to welcome Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and His Royal Highness Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh, when it held the Royal Maundy Service in March 2008.

Archbishop McDowell remarked, ‘The King is no stranger to Northern Ireland, nor indeed to the whole island of Ireland, for which I know he has a particular affection and friendship. I know too that he comes today with words of encouragement to the Church Leaders as we continue to work towards a reconciled future. Our prayers of blessing for The King and Queen today will continue as together they enter ever more fully into their vocation in the years ahead.’

Speaking once again as an insane person, I really appreciate Charles’ emphasis on ecumenical/interfaith dialogue

[amoebasareverysmall]

Echoes in the deepest pit of the soul

[mellowchouchou]

Brian Boru's March - Anonymous Irish (arr. Carol Thompson)

performed by Carol Thompson

[odk-2]

The Chieftains - Brian Boru's March (1969) Traditional / Arrangement: Paddy Moloney from: "The Chieftains 2" (LP)

Celtic | Irish | Traditional | Acoustic | Instrumental

JukehostUK (left click = play) (320kbps)

Personnel: Paddy Moloney: Uillean Pipes / Tin Whistle Martin Fay: Fiddle Seán Potts: Tin Whistle Seán Keane: Fiddle Michael Tubridy: Flute / Concertina / Tin Whistle Peadar Mercier: Bodhrán Bones

Arranged by Paddy Moloney Produced by Paddy Moloney

Recorded: @ Craighall Studios Ltd. in Edinburgh, Scotland UK during April of 1969

Released in 1969

Claddagh Records

[ladyselanurt]

Per sempre

[aroundfortwayne]

TinCaps offering a St. Patrick’s Day Package

New Post has been published on https://aroundfortwayne.com/news/2021/03/03/tincaps-offering-a-st-patricks-day-package/

TinCaps offering a St. Patrick’s Day Package

Opening Day for the TinCaps at Parkview Field is May 4, 2021, but before then, you can celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with the team.

[bereft-of-frogs]

⭐🤡✨

omg these ones are hard!

haha ok, also no skipping, let's see if I can do this: (F)lannigan's Ball by the Dropkick Murphys

⭐️ - what are two songs you like that are similar to this one?

Cheating a little by using a song by the same band, but Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ye by the Dropkick Murphys because it is also their cover of a traditional folk song.

This is a neat punk-ish cover of Brian Boru's March by The Mahones that I think has a similar vibe. :-)

🤡 - describe the song in the worst way possible

young man spends six months trying to learn how to dance, it ends terribly, rip song narrator, but also sounds like it was a decent party

✨ - describe the song in emojis

🕺🗓🗓🗓🗓🗓🗓🍻🍷🍷💃🏻🕺

[music asks]

[feel free to keep sending guys! hopefully all these emojis are working, if not it is a dude dancing lol]

[stairnaheireann]

#OTD in 999 – The Battle of Glenn Máma.

#OTD in 999 – The Battle of Glenn Máma.

In December of the year 999, after celebrating Christmas on a march to Dublin, the Munster king Brian Boru won a major battle at Glen Máma near Dublin after being intercepted by the Norse of Dublin and the Leinstermen on Thursday 30 December. ​Only the Clonmacnois set of annals, pro-Úi Néill, mentions Máel Sechnaill (king of the Southern Uí Néill) as taking part in the expedition on Brian’s…

[macvicarpipetunes]

Repertoire of Irish tunes for the bagpipe

A

All the Fine Young Men

All those Endearing Young Charms

B

the Bells of the Shannon

the Blackthorn Stick

the Black Widow's Dance

Boys of Bluehill

Brian Boru's March

By the Rising of the Moon

C

Carlingford Loch

Changing Your Demeanour

the Clumsy Lover

Come by the Hills

Cork Hill

D

Drops of Brandy

Drowsy Maggie

In Dublin’s Fair City

Dulaman

E

Emerald Echoes

Erin Shore ( Paddy's Green Shamrock Shores )

F

Lá Fhéile Pádraig

the Fields of Athenry

Finnegan’s Wake

the Foggy Dew

For Ireland I'll Tell not her Name

G

Galway Girl

Garryowen

the Green Glens of Antrim

H

The Harvest Home

I

I'll Tell me Ma

the Irishman’s Heart to the Ladies

the Irish Pub

the Irish Washerwoman

J

Jig of Slurs

John Ryan's Polka

the Jolly Beggarman

K

the Kesh Jig

L

Laugh and Half Daft

Limerick's Lamentation - pibroch

Lord of the Dance

M

Maggy

March to the Battle (Los San Patricios)

the Mason's Apron

the Minstrel Boy

Mo Ghile Mear

Molly Malone

O

Oft in the Stilly Night

Oh, Danny Boy

Oro se do Bheatha Bhaile Ebm

O'Sullivans March ( Rob Roy Theme )

Our Wedding Day ( She Moved Through the Fair ) - pibroch

P

Paddy McGinty's Goat

Paddy's Leather Breeches

the Piper's Waltz

The Price of a Pig

The Pride of Petravore Bbm

R

Raglan Road

the Rights of Man Bbm

Rising of the Moon

Rocky Road to Dublin Bbm

Rose ( theme from Titanic )

the Royal Irish Polka

S

Scarborough Fair Bbm

Scarce of Tatties

the Sick Note

Some Say the Devil's Dead

the Spanish Lady

Speed the Plough

the Star of County Down Bbm - Cm

Steal Away

Step it out Mary Bbm

Stolen Kiss

Suil a Ruin Bbm - Cm

T

There were Roses

W

the Wearing of the Green

Whiskey in the Jar

the Wild Rover

[on-misty-mountains]

We went for a short trip to Northern Ireland in October and visited quite a few prehistorical sites, such as dolmen, burial cairns and a souterrain (crawling into a badly lit tunnel basically). I couldn’t help myself to include the interesting history of the Brontë Family since we visited a place on the Brontë Homeland route. I also attempt to play the folk tune ‘Brian Boru’s March’. Enjoy!