The Dubliners - The Rare Old Times download song

I was part of Ireland in the last of the rare auld old times. Ireland is almost unrecognizable today.

How can anyone give this the thumbs down? The voice, the words, the soul al coming together... wow!

It's funny that even though I'm from Norway and have never been to Ireland, I feel irish nostalgia.

That person right there is my Grandad.. Michael Fleming.. love you.. R.I.P x

I'm dutch and I love this song!

I'm a 68 year old Englishman, but when I hear a song by Ronnie or see a pic of Ronnie it brings a tear to the corner of my eye, him and the lads were true entertainers in the whole sense of the word, R.I.P. Ronnie Drew!

I was born in England - My Dublin parents both now sadly passed but I get comfort and feel proud of them and Ireland listening to this.

probably the most loved man in the history of Dublin or even Ireland im sure a lot of people remember their dads coming home from work singing one of his songs  nostalgia overload

This played at my Da's funeral R.I.P. Dad

Most prefer Luke's voice, but I prefer Ronnie's. There's just something about his voice...I've no idea what it is, or if I can describe it in words. However, I will say that when he sings songs like these, his voice moves me more than Luke's ever did.

This song and these men are Dublin as it should be. So proud to call that fair city my hometown. What a place.

When I want to sit with my ole dad I put on Ronnie and their both back by me for awhile..

You've all missed one important  thing --he was incredibly handsome, and those eyes could pierce concrete.

I'm happy bands like Dropkick Murphys, Flogging Molly, and The Pogues are around, because without them, I wouldn't have found the awesomeness that is The Dubliners!

I have heard Ronnie Drew's voice described as the sound of a coal shovel scraping on a cement floor. And for some reason, that voice resonates with the hearts of common men across the world, and is loved by them. it sure suits me ! ! !

The great Ronnie Drew. The world is much duller without him.

I've been all around the world,  all through Europe, South America, my own country America and other places and for those that have never been there, Ireland and Dublin is the best.   Sure the economy is down, but it's one of the greatest places in the world.  If you think of going somewhere, islands, beaches, or wherever you may fancy, I highly recommend you consider a week in Ireland!  You will never be the same afterwards!

My grandfather is the fiddle player John sheahan in the Dubliners I love there music so much