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decalpro1

Oh dear God, fook you all. It's past...enjoy the music!!

Jacques Lapeyre

The modern English term Gael derives ultimately from the Old Irish (Ancient Gaelic) word Goídel. Ethnicity is a complex subject and difficult to prove on way or the other. But the gaelic family of languages, (Irish, Scottish, and Manx) had their origin in Ireland an so likely did Gaelic culture.

Duke Byron

OoOoO! A lively tune! Let's dance!

Andromeda Star

Heather, I watch this so much!! The artwork is great and of course the song-well it is awesome!!

Clarence Worley

I'm afraid you are badly mistaken, what you operate on is a matter of faith, i.e. you believe it because you want it to be true. There is absolutely no evidence of Irish anything in Scotland. Scotland is the elder nation of the group in these isles, that is a fact that cannot be reasonably/rationally argued with. Scotland - 843 AD England - 927 AD Ireland - 1542 AD. Sprigs is right on that. Your views are politically motivated not historical fact. Scotland and Ulster were both known as Scottia.

Donovan Eckberg

I would love to visit, being Irish I can't relate to the song but I can say "Fuck the English!" I also love the art work. Hail Odin!

suavitorinmodo

No what you say is entirely incorrect and has not basis in historical fact. The first use of the word scot was by irish monks in the 5th century. Saint Columbanus described himself as a scot in the 400's. Indeed Ireland was known in these times as Scotus Major and Scotland as Scotus Minor.

Richard Randall

Or rather, a lot of you PP's have fallen for the pro-Irish RC version of history. The term 'Gael' is no more significant than the term Viking, both mean the exact same thing, "Raider", and the Scots controlled all the sea routes between Scotland up to Ulster and back. Plus the term Gael is wrongly used by PP's and RC Irish. It actually derives from the ancient British appellation "Gwydell" - which was used to describe the north. Even the term 'Scot' has an original British appellation, 'Y-Scot'.

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Andromeda Star

That is what worries me, Jim-but I wish the land of my kin best luck in this very important vote!

SPENTKENT

Scottish Rock Stars!!!

SLuber12

Alba go bragh

Sipatbana

Greetings Heather from Australia again . Just to remind you when I need to stir my Highland Blood the first piece I select to listen to is your Video. I crank up the sound. Sit back in my chair and let my Blood go Strong through me. The Blood has always been Strong in my Family Heather. Oh and I have been also listening to Gaelic Songs from Scotland as well. I wish so much I could speak the language of my Fore Fathers Heather. But I can not

Michael Caristi

Alba gu brath!

Kelticgirl1

Great keltic music,thank you very much for posting!

neon genesis

wow a lot of people here have fallen for the anglicised version of history and the nature of the gaels i think they have a name oh yeah sevco fans. i dont see a lot of gaelic football in scotland and isnt the name gael derived from the welsh who use it to mean invader as they were invaded from ireland not scotland which didnt exist till the irish scotti got there.

Jim Sprigs

Being part of the EU is not self-determination!! Nor is it real independence, Scotland is already somewhat independent, and being part of the EU is just swapping one union for another one, albeit a much worse one, that Scotland did not create and are no longer the most prosperous part of.

Dong Wang

YES - Scotland 2014!! The right for self-determination!!

Christopher Harmon

During the Normandy landing in 1944, the Black Watch regiment brought its best piper, who walked up and down the beach and played all throughout the landings (he was literally one of the first to hit the beach). The Germans never shot him, because it was considered very very bad luck to deliberately kill an insane person. Upon hearing this, a comment was made 'he's not crazy, he's a highlander'.

BiggBossRR

Uh actually, to correct you. The term 'Pict' was nothing more than a name the Roman Eumenius put onto the Scots to refer to them as being tattooed, hence 'Picti' - 'painted people'. So the Scots effectively and ultimately were Picts and vive versa. Scotland/Caledonia at that time was two kingdoms, one on the East and the other on the West, the Western side at Dunadd, also ruled Ulster across the Sea as an offshore colony, as St.Patrick, whom civilised the Hiberni (Irish) wrote in his confession.

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