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Cliffs of Dooneen, Bagpipe

#SlowAirSunday presents an Irish Ballad called The Cliffs of Dooneen, made famous by the band Planxty. The song was written by Jack McAuliffe from Lixnaw, County Kerry about the cliffs around Dooneen Point near Beale, Kerry in the west of Ireland. Tune Origins: The late Liam Buckley who was born in the cottage immediately adjacent to the Cliffs of Dooneen has stated the poem was penned by Jack McAuliffe who had travelled from Lixnaw to Beale to visit his sister. Jack had spent time with locals in the fields above and shore below the cliffs. He then visited Bill and Nell Buckley's cottage, known as "99" a few hundred metres away - for tea and scones. Liam was told by his mother that the poem was written at the kitchen window of the cottage. Liam says the poem was put to music years later by a local musician. Liam did not know the date the poem was written but he remembers it from the 1930s Lyrics: You may travel far far from your own native home Far away oer the mountains far away oer the foam But of all the fine places that I've ever seen, There's none to compare with The Cliffs of Dooneen Take a view oer the mountains fine sights you'll see there You'll see the high rocky mountains on the West coast of Clare The towns of Kilkee and Kilrush can be seen From the high rocky slopes at The Cliffs of Dooneen Its a nice place to be on a fine Summer's day Watching all the wild flowers that ne'er do decay The hare and lofty pheasant are plain to be seen Making homes for their young round The Cliffs of Dooneen Fare thee well to Dooneen fare thee well for a while And to all the fine people I'm leaving behind To the streams and the meadows where late I have been And the high rocky slopes of The Cliffs of Dooneen Suggested YouTube Videos: ~Planxty - Christy Moore - Cliffs Of Dooneen    • Видео   ~Celtic Mystic 02 Cliffs of doneen    • Celtic Mystic 02 Cliffs of doneen   Filmed: Mukmuk Produkt Location: Sedona Arizona Bagpiper: Dark Isle Piper www.darkislepiper.com