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Grace - Wolfetones Number 1 Itunes

LuasSimon

After been in second spot yesterday Grace sang by the Wolfetones has risen to Number 1 today in the top 100 Irish Itunes downloaded.

Today is the 104th anniversary of the execution of Joseph Plunkett by British troops in Dublin , whilst many like Charlie Flanagan & Michael Martin want to forget the fight for Irish freedom it seems like plenty others will remember our patriot dead!

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LuasSimon wrote: »

After been in second spot yesterday Grace sang by the Wolfetones has risen to Number 1 today in the top 100 Irish Itunes downloaded.

Today is the 104th anniversary of the execution of Joseph Plunkett by British troops in Dublin , whilst many like Charlie Flanagan & Michael Martin want to forget the fight for Irish freedom it seems like plenty others will remember our patriot dead!

Great to see a few still remember. We’re not overtaken by the west brits just yet.

hurler32

https://youtu.be/SV4D_8QNrfg

Edgware

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

Great to see a few still remember. We’re not overtaken by the west brits just yet.

Anyone stupid enough in 2020 to use the term West Brit should be put up against a wall for the crime of being a gob****e

Odhinn

Edgware wrote: »

Anyone stupid enough in 2020 to use the term West Brit should be put up against a wall for the crime of being a gob****e

So there isn't a segment of irish society that dislays a fawning attitude to our former occupiers?

[Deleted User]

A fine father and daughter rendition. Delighted that Waterford train station is named after Joseph Mary.

fryup

ah The Wolfetones those peace loving advocates

FanadMan

Odhinn wrote: »

So there isn't a segment of irish society that dislays a fawning attitude to our former occupiers?

Not all of us want to go back to murdering or kneecapping people. And the same is said about the marching knuckle draggers. Some of us remember what happened and want to move on, not live in the past.

Sadly, looking at some of the crap online (FB, youtube and here) we are destined of another 300 years of hatred and sectarianism.

[Deleted User]

Edgware wrote: »

Anyone stupid enough in 2020 to use the term West Brit should be put up against a wall for the crime of being a gob****e

Putting people up against walls.........

Victor

LuasSimon wrote: »

Today is the 104th anniversary of the execution of Joseph Plunkett by British troops in Dublin , whilst many like Charlie Flanagan & Michael Martin want to forget the fight for Irish freedom

Or maybe, shooting people / being shot is not the sum total of Irish endeavor?

[Deleted User]

Personally, I just love this song for it's pure beauty - I'm not affiliated with either side - I'm on the side of beautiful song-writing

Odhinn

FanadMan wrote: »

Not all of us want to go back to murdering or kneecapping people. And the same is said about the marching knuckle draggers. Some of us remember what happened and want to move on, not live in the past.
................

Who said anything about wanting to go back? The fact is that the state we live in today is a result of an entirely justified armed struggle, and - like other states - we remember the sacrifices that were made over the centuries.

JohnnyFlash

There’s something very needy about stunts like these being pulled. Doubt any Sassanach gives a damn about this, or, indeed, the iTunes chart.

I’d prefer Jim McCann’s version to those Wolfe Tones chancers.

Edgware

Odhinn wrote: »

So there isn't a segment of irish society that dislays a fawning attitude to our former occupiers?

Only in your little mind.

Odhinn

Edgware wrote: »

Only in your little mind.

Eoghan Harris, Ruth Dudley Edwards, John Bruton, Conor Cruise O'Brien......

Skylinehead

Odhinn wrote: »

Eoghan Harris, Ruth Dudley Edwards, John Bruton, Conor Cruise O'Brien......

Who actually cares about any of these people?

There's a segment of the Irish population who thinks coronavirus is a 5G conspiracy, and they're rightly ignored.

razorblunt

If I could take any version and stand it against a wall and shoot it, it would be the Wolfe Tones one.

Vast amount of versions out there far superior.

Odhinn

Skylinehead wrote: »

Who actually cares about any of these people?

There's a segment of the Irish population who thinks coronavirus is a 5G conspiracy, and they're rightly ignored.

...we actually have a thread on the current affairs forum that slags them off.

[Deleted User]

Skylinehead wrote: »

Who actually cares about any of these people?

There's a segment of the Irish population who thinks coronavirus is a 5G conspiracy, and they're rightly ignored.

The Sunday Independent? You don't see any of the 5g crowd writing articles in national newspapers on a regular basis

Greyfox

Deleted User wrote: »

Personally, I just love this song for it's pure beauty - I'm not affiliated with either side - I'm on the side of beautiful song-writing

It's one of the greatest songs ever, god I love a song with a story.

colm_mcm

How many downloads do you need to top the charts these days?

LuasSimon

colm_mcm wrote: »

How many downloads do you need to top the charts these days?

34,000 yesterday....its a daily thing these days

colm_mcm

Is it people buying it or just streaming for free? Do a lot of people even normally buy songs on iTunes

Kylta

LuasSimon wrote: »

After been in second spot yesterday Grace sang by the Wolfetones has risen to Number 1 today in the top 100 Irish Itunes downloaded.

Today is the 104th anniversary of the execution of Joseph Plunkett by British troops in Dublin , whilst many like Charlie Flanagan & Michael Martin want to forget the fight for Irish freedom it seems like plenty others will remember our patriot dead!

Grew up listening to the Wolfies, but Grace belongs to the legendary Jim McCann
the same as the Fields of Athenry belongs to Paddy Reilly.

blinding

Deleted User wrote: »

Went to Kilmainham a few years ago. Well worth the Visit for anyone, especially Irish People.

The British Executing Irish People for wanting the Freedom of their Country.

We will not Forget.

Truthvader

Kylta wrote: »

Grew up listening to the Wolfies, but Grace belongs to the legendary Jim McCann
the same as the Fields of Athenry belongs to Paddy Reilly.

Jesus, imagine where your head would be growing up listening to the "Wolfies". In fairness Grace is probably the least offensive of the toxic sludge they produced over the years. Still at least Dessie Ellis and Garda McCabes killers and all the other sociopaths have a soundtrack to accompany them as trawl through their brave and heroic history or pass the time dumping diesel sludge on the country they claim to love or beating boys to death in barns. Nice for them

[Deleted User]

Truthvader wrote: »

Jesus, imagine where your head would be growing up listening to the "Wolfies". In fairness Grace is probably the least offensive of the toxic sludge they produced over the years. Still at least Dessie Ellis and Garda McCabes killers and all the other sociopaths have a soundtrack to accompany them as trawl through their brave and heroic history or pass the time dumping diesel sludge on the country they claim to love or beating boys to death in barns. Nice for them

Must be awful to be the type of person that hates where they’re from.

Truthvader

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

Must be awful to be the type of person that hates where they’re from.

Dumping diesel sludge and murdering your neigbhours being such reliable indicators of patriotism

end of the road

Truthvader wrote: »

Jesus, imagine where your head would be growing up listening to the "Wolfies". In fairness Grace is probably the least offensive of the toxic sludge they produced over the years. Still at least Dessie Ellis and Garda McCabes killers and all the other sociopaths have a soundtrack to accompany them as trawl through their brave and heroic history or pass the time dumping diesel sludge on the country they claim to love or beating boys to death in barns. Nice for them

ones head would be perfectly fine.
the tones sing about our history, our herritage, our brave heroes who sacrificed themselves to give us our country.
people dumping diesel whatever wherever has nothing to do with this.

Kylta

Truthvader wrote: »

Jesus, imagine where your head would be growing up listening to the "Wolfies". In fairness Grace is probably the least offensive of the toxic sludge they produced over the years. Still at least Dessie Ellis and Garda McCabes killers and all the other sociopaths have a soundtrack to accompany them as trawl through their brave and heroic history or pass the time dumping diesel sludge on the country they claim to love or beating boys to death in barns. Nice for them

Thanks mate, I also listened to the Clash and Bob Marley. ( I know what your thinking a punk rock Rastafarian ra head)
Oh btw im not a nationalist or a republican. The only time ive an interest in politics is when the government hits me in the pocket.