Descripción: This song was included in John Loesberg's "Folksongs & Ballads Popular in Ireland" (1980), but published versions have been found at least as early as 1930. The tune has been used for a number of songs, including Ewan MacColl's "Champion At Keepin' 'Em Rolling". The line "Agus fagaimid siud mar ata se", which I probably mispronounce, is something like the English expression "enough said." ...

Descripción: Pride in Ryde? Dirty Old Town Performed by The Pogues. The Ryde they don't want the holiday makers to see. The Ryde where the people have to go without in order pay the exorbitant Council Tax, whilst enduring this squalid deprivation,so it can be squandered on pointlessly raking the beach everyday and the endless beds of flowers that are bought and thrown away every season. The Ryde they...

Descripción: The first of three Voyager Christmas videos that I've made over the past three years. This one was originally from 2004, though I've updated it a little bit to post here :) Beware it's rather J/7 themed (especially the last minute or so!) The music is the classic "Fairytale of New York" by The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl

Descripción: christy moore and the pogues

Descripción: Thailand holiday 2008 the pogues house of the gods Taken on Samsung G600 mobile phone

Descripción: hi guys this video is a little bit different hope you like it all the same D.J. = NARRATOR + CO CAMERA ZAMO = CAMERA GIRL MUSIC USED =THE POUGES - DIRTY OLD TOWN THE POGUES AND THE DUBLINERS - THE IRISH ROVER

Descripción: 2Co's Cabaret performance of the Pogues tune a Fairytale of New York

Descripción: These are from a book called Disorder in the American Courts, and are things people actually said in court, word for word, taken down and now published by court reporters who had the torment of staying calm while these exchanges were actually taking place. The Music is: The Battle March Medley by The Pogues from the album If I Should Fall From The Grace of God and Bring Down The Lamp by Shane M...

Descripción: A popular Irish pub song that may have its roots in a seventeenth century English song of the same name. "Napper" was the nickname of James Tandy, one of the founders of the "United Irishmen," the first group of republican revolutionaries in Irish history. Their movement led to the uprising of 1798 and that of 1803, organised by Robert Emmet. This song has been recorded by many groups including ...

Descripción: A live performance of The Pogues' "Dirty Old Town" - recorded on May 16, 2007 at the Oliver St. John Gogarty pub in the Temple Bar section of Dublin. Not sure of the band's name, but they were pretty good!

Descripción: An assignment for a film class. Take a bad script and make a good film. Shot on 16mm B&W reversal film with a K-3 Russian camera. Music is "Haunted" by The Pogues from the Sid and Nancy soundtrack.

Descripción: A Stargate Atlantis Xmas video, set to the seasonal song "Fairytale of New York" by The Pogues & Kirsty MacColl. http:// pogues.com/ Stargate Atlantis images property of MGM: http://stargate.mgm.com/ Clips of David Hewlett as Cupid from the movie "Where The Heart Is", property of Touchstone Pictures.

Descripción: Concert of the Pogues, 23 dec. 2007 RDS Main Hall. Shine Mac Gowan and Sinead O'Connor Fantastic dance togheter... in the snow

Descripción: it's a sad day when they turn on you... the song playing is Lorca's Norvena by The Pogues

Descripción: Yet another shipwreck, this one, fortunately, fictional. This popular Irish song has been covered by several groups, including the Pogues and the Dubliners.

Descripción: The Young Dubliners is an Irish rock band. Their repertoire consists largely of Irish folk songs and Irish pop with a rock twist: "The Pogues meets Van Halen", as the Los Angeles press once described their sound.[citation needed] Their influences include The Pogues, Waterboys and U2. It is also likely that they were inspired by the success of Hothouse Flowers, whose members included a co...

Descripción: The Pogues preformed "love you till the end" at the Orpheum in Boston, MA on March 19, 2008

Descripción: Harry Hill Christmas TV Burp - an Arctic Whale & Shane MacGowen from The Pogues singing Fairytale of New York

Descripción: Pogues in Boston Avalon. Not go video, audio seems okay. I have more but my hand is very shakey

Descripción: WARNING: Scenes with coarse language. This is a video about me and my roommates. Thank you to Kevin and Vera for your help with the editing, and to Jamie for advice regarding song selection. All of your help is greatly appreciated. Songs: 1. "Wind in the Trees" - David Arkenstone 2. "Hey There Delilah" - Plain White T's 3. "Superman" - Goldfinger 4. "What is This Feeling?" - Idina Men...