The Dubliners - In The Rare Old Times

Such great times always be in my memories Ron God bless you and all your followers John 😊

Never been to Ireland been a black man I'll always remember no blacks no Irish no dogs I'm a black paddy

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My house fell to progress is a great line

Oh the years have made me bitter. No truer words have been spoken, Mr. Drew.

What a guy!! would drop my husband in a sec. for the opputunity to be with him!

Another of dads songs x

Dublin strong ❤ praying for the kids who where attacked today before bed as a dad to a 5 year old girl

So proud to be Irish, a Dubliner and from the Liberties 🇮🇪

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Ireland for the Irish! Irish Lives Matter! Now more than ever in the light of what has happened last week in Dublin. This wonderful song is truer than we k now.

Beautiful song....I get tears in my eyes when I listen to this song as my dear mother used to sing this along with other Irish songs. X

Not a comment for a year………… more history more soul more tradition than anything on here fantastic

Someone sang this song at a pub in Ireland, when we were there, we had my mum with us,it was magical.❤😊

If in that great hall..he's not there? Legend

Rise up Irish man

The rebal liberty. Fantastic. Took her off 2 bham. How true.

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As an Albanian and as a fan of Irish music, lovely greetings to all Irish music lovers from the bottom of my heart, no matter where you come from, you are in my heart.🍀
God bless you all. ❤

I get goosebumps everytime I see the water in the quays sparkle and hear ronnie sing ❤

...we don't say fare well enough anymore.

TO SR AMADEUS MC KENNA OP SR OF ST DOMINIC BLAUVELT NY R I P WE LOVE U SR YA IN HEAVEN

When Dublin was Irish

Sad listening to this these days to see what Ireland has become, a 3rd world shithole

Never let the racists cling to our pasts, we are an emigrant nation, welcome the world over because we love and care for all xx

You wouldn’t recognise the place now Ronnie, it’s a hole.

Happy St Patrick's Day 🎉❤☘️

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A Proud Irishman/Dubliner right here 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

A beautiful song! So many memories of Dublin! 🇮🇪💚

Im only 33 i wish dublin and Ireland never changed look at our country now a days compared to these days rare times

Thank You from one of the best.

The levels are right. This is the best version besides me Mum and Nan. The Tones tunes not there. And I love the Tones.

In 1988 getting ice cream dipped in chocolate on O’Connell St and celebrating a 1000 years of Dublin is massive to me, with mum, nan, uncle Jim, brother Kevin, it’s not like anyone alive is gonna seen2000

I agrre with you old man... Beautiful song... Sencere... What happened with your Dablin 30-40 years ago that's happening with my town city last 10-15 years.... And they call that progress.... Look like shit. Lots of concrete, no parking slots, no new parks and trees, crowded nervous people, traffic jams, no old crafts such as carpenters,shoemakerс, no spirit, and soul... No old taverns... and they call that а progress...

dublin needs water old pipes centurarys old , there lossing 30percent old pipe work they need water from the river shannon help ur people and the new taoiseach wanna get it done family

Im sorry mammy i wish i had known how to do better sorry dad i regret everything and still want to die as i know everyone bett off

Jt 410 xxxx❤

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Such a poinant record long live the Fenian brotherhood up the celts❤❤❤

It's not that we hate the young. We just want to share this feeling of home before your too old to know.

I lived in Dublin during the 70’s. I still miss her.

Moore street has been taken over by the moors now, there's hardly anyone or anything Irish about the street anymore. Nothing but sh*tskins now on the stalls.

A " student with skin as black as coal" So the singer was upset because the woman chose a black man over him?

1 Peader 5 8 9 Shameus 3 6 9 PAPA INNOCENTO 11 JUAN 19 25

Ronnie knew what was coming. Dublin is unrecognisable now.

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im memory of a friend sam quinn

1 Pedro Simon 5 8 9 The Persian Andrew Twins Gemineyes May 15

Lived long enough to enjoy the latter years of the Dubliners, what a blessing. Sad they're gone, glad I experienced them.