Descripción: Thomascow`s version of “The Merry Ploughboy” may now be viewed here. An old traditional Irish song taken from Dominic Behan’s collection of Ireland Sings.Thomascow’s adaptation on this song may be view at http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-1941576755535774867&hl=en-GB Other songs related to “Dominic Behan” by Thomascow on Google, Liverpool Lou http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?do...

Descripción: Thomascow`s version of “The Holy Ground” may now be viewed here. It is a traditional early 19th century Irish folk song, relating to the red light area in what was once the main shipping port for the Americas, Queenstown this is the last piece of land the Titanic picked up passengers before it’s unfortunate journey to New York. Enjoy

Descripción: “Grace” Eveleen Gifford was born March 4, 1888 at her family home in Rathmines, Ireland Grace and Joe Plunkett became engaged in December 1915, although they did not publicly announce their plans for an Easter wedding until February 1916.Grace was protestant and Joe a catholic.They were wed 4 hours before Joe`s death, shortly after execution for his part in the 1916 Irish uprising a Dublin stude...

Descripción: Thomascow`s version of “The spinning wheel” may now be viewed here. This song is translated from the Gaelic and its roots are lost somewhere in time. It would appear that it was always a lullaby and is a great favourite in Ireland where it originated. Other Irish songs covered by Thomascow on Google http://thomascowirishvideos.blogspot.com/

Descripción: JJBWorks presents Ireland Forward to The Past Part 1, an Irish vacation family video from May 2007 with reflections to a previous trip in 1987. The trip is centered mostly around Drumcliff and Grange with Benbulben Mountain as a backdrop. Scranton and Wilkes Barre greetings to friends and family in Ireland. Enjoy!

Descripción: Thomascow`s version of "Christmas in Killarney" can now be heard and viewed here, it is an Irish Christmas song written by John Redmond, James Cavanaugh and Frank Weldon. This song has been performed by many artists, most especially in 1945 on the Christmas album by Bing Crosby. The Belfast singer Ruby Murray also recorded a version during the 1950s. Enjoy

Descripción: Thomascow`s version of “Spancill Hill” may now be viewed here it is a late 1800`s poem written by an Irish imagrant Michael Considine, born 1850. He developed gold fever and chased his dreams in California during the great gold rush. His heart really lay back home in the area known as "Cross of Spancilhill" in Clare.The poem returned to Ireland where it was developed to what we hear today though t...

Descripción: Thomascow`s version of “Love is teasing” may now be viewed here. This has long been a standard in the folk clubs of Europe. The tune is certainly of Irish origin, wide-ranging lyrics, but the words tend to mingle with so many versions, just one my mum sung.. enjoy.

Descripción: A must see! Ever asked yourself where all injustice and cruelty in the world comes from? Michael Tsarion brings insight to the world we are living in. Watch this Conspiracy Con 2005 Presentation "The Origins Of Evil" with Michael Tsarion [Part 2 of 6] Michael Tsarion's free webstreams, interviews, presentations, the origins of evil, future of mankind, 2012, the maya calendar, atlantis, alien vi...

Descripción: JJBworks presents a 2007 family vacation to Ireland featuring trips to Dublin, Trim, Grange, Sligo, Ballina, Galway, and Cliffs of Moher with visits to Trinity College, St. Michans, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Temple Bar, Christ Church, O'Connell St, and walks around The Liffey, with a Viking Tour and visit to The Guinness Brewery, Baleek Castle, Trim Castle of Braveheart fame, and Yeats Grave, plus ...

Descripción: Bangor County Down as now known in today’s world is the feature of my song, it was in its earliest days 555 ad a great centre of education and early Christian culture, thus the many Bangor’s that have emerged around the world have all links of their origins to the beautiful county of down in Ulster Ireland not to mention the many worldly places of enlightenment that grew from the web of monks esta...

Descripción: Ya Ho Ya Ho Thomascow`s composition on” Ya Ho Ya Ho” may now be viewed and heard right here, it is a fun song composed by Thomascow around an Irish Carnalea man, Desmond Hoey. He was a merchant navy man & travelled the world many times, according to himself. He did nevertheless serve time in a New Zealand prison I had a note which was all he left when he died, it began “Skint again” it was writte...

Descripción: Thomascow`s version of "The Black Velvet Band" may now be viewed here it is a traditional Irish folk song recounting transportation from Belfast Ireland to Van Diemen's Land which was the original name used by Europeans for the island of Tasmania, now part of Australia, a common punishment in 19th century. Enjoy.

Descripción: Michael Tsarion discuses a variety of topics which include Irish Origins of Civilization, Symbolism of the Irish Flag, St. Patrick, New World Order, 9/11, psychology of the Elite, solutions to their problems and much more... http:// IrishOriginsOfCivilization.com http:// WiseUpJournal.com

Descripción: Often referred to as one of the best films ever made, this holiday classic is available for everyone to enjoy again and again. Plot: George Bailey spends his entire life giving up his big dreams for the good of his town, Bedford Falls, as we see in flashback. But in the present, on Christmas Eve, he is broken and suicidal over the misplacing of a loan and the machinations of the evil millionair...

Descripción: Thomascow`s version of " Christmas tale" can now be heard and viewed here, an old Irish children’s` street poem set to a delightful ditty by the cow. Enjoy [2.30mins]

Descripción: An hour on the life and work of Charles Darwin with James Watson, chancellor, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, and E.O. Wilson, professor emeritus, Harvard University.

Descripción: Thomascow`s version of “The Rose of Tralee” may now be played right here. It is an old Irish song composed by C. Mordaunt Spencer and the music is by Charles W. Glover. The song was originally published in London approximately 1845. Printed in 1939 it gives the names as E. Spencer & C.Glover.Many have recorded it & it is used every year to celebrate The Rose of Tralee Festival, highlighted by the ...

Descripción: Irish Fiddle Session .. Tullamore Fleadh ceol na h'Eireann 2007 Were you there? This is your opportunity to re-visit the magic of Ireland's largest, most well know and loved Traditional music festivals! If you had the pleasure of attending yourself this is your chance to relive the Fleadh with all it's music and craic! Scan the crowd to see if you see any familiar faces, you may even see y...

Descripción: Thomascow`s version of “Catch me if you can” may now be played right here. It is a 1980`s Irish Brendan Shine song. Brendan was a highly successful carrot farmer before making his name in the entertainment world. This song is woven around the Lisdoonvarna Festival which takes its name from "LIOS DUIN BHEARNA" the lios or enclosure of the fort in the gap. It is thought to refer to the green earthen...