Siuil a Ruin (with lyrics) - Irish traditional Song Performed by Connie Dover video free download


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Uploaded: 2009/01/02

One of my favourite Irish Songs with the most beautiful lyrics.

One translation of the Irish chorus is

Go, go, go my love

Go quietly and peacefully

Go to the door and flee with me

And may you go safely my dear.

Comments

8 years ago

Lane2268

Her voice is so beautiful, hearing this one cannot debate the existence and beauty of a God who would endow such a gift.

8 years ago

Mary Chris

*

9 years ago

woranuch charungrattanapong

<3 <3 <3

9 years ago

barrus the Demon Plucker

I have looking for this version for 10 years.

9 years ago

MongoMetrix

Didn't Joan Baez try a version of that?

9 years ago

Mary Chris

*༺♥༻Siuil a Ruin - Irish Traditional༺♥༻*(...κατι πρεπει να επαιξε με την μαμα & καποιον Κελτη...δεν εξηγειται Αλλιως...) ❉╰☆╮❇ ╰☆╮ ❉╰☆╮❇ ❉

9 years ago

Adrian Yanez

It is with very fond memories that I recall the first recording of Connie doing Siúil a Rúin. It wa in a recording studio in North Kansas City, MO. Everyone had left the studio Connie and myself. We recorded it and mixed it that night. It was one of those rare moments that we all long for in the studio. Blessings to Connie and to the God who made such a wonderful voice.

9 years ago

Marian Brown

*Irish Traditional*☆☆ º `•.¸.•´ ☆☆ Good Star Night☆☆ º `•.¸.•´ ☆☆

9 years ago

Mary Chris

*Irish Traditional*☆☆ º `•.¸.•´ ☆☆ Good Star Night☆☆ º `•.¸.•´ ☆☆

9 years ago

Yani Fuentes

Téigh , téigh , téigh mo ghráTéigh go ciúin agus síochántaTéigh go dtí an doras agus teitheadh ​​le liomAgus is féidir leat dul go sábháilte ar mo daor .

9 years ago

Dan Downing

Téigh , téigh , téigh mo ghráTéigh go ciúin agus síochántaTéigh go dtí an doras agus teitheadh ​​le liomAgus is féidir leat dul go sábháilte ar mo daor .

9 years ago

Mugdorna

Far too many people upset over a small mistake by a Saudi poster. Geographically Ireland IS part of the "British Isles". Don't mistake that term with the modern nation of "Great Britain." The term 'British' was originally used to describe the Celtic tribes who lived in these islands approx 2000 years ago. The Greeks called them the 'pretani',this became the Roman term 'Briton.' As the Anglo-Saxon invaders advanced the Britons were pushed to the outer edges of the islands, the north, the southwest, the west etc. The same tribal stock inhabited what is now Brittany in north-west France.

9 years ago

proud2bpagan

Can't believe someone would try and stamp out such a beautiful tongue.

9 years ago

Austin Norman

Rest in peace Robin Williams.

9 years ago

allykat12893

can anyone provide a link for sheet music for this song? I've only seen a cruddy version that's misspelled and it's the celtic woman version and i prefer this one.

9 years ago

Seamus Brennan

Magic!

10 years ago

neutrinos

@2:09 sooo lovely... that music makes my heart float like feather and plunge like a stone all at the same time.

10 years ago

TheAlwone111

I cried. I am loving Irish music.

10 years ago

Owel Sunni

Siuillllllllllllllllllllllllll

10 years ago

Hannah Stummer

Where and how have you found the pictures?!? (from the middel age)

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