O'Connor, Sinead - Baidin Fheilimi Lyrics

Allo see need o, Connors good Easter and good bless bay at Daniel

Respect to this woman for keeping to out culture

Lovely voice. Pity her brain has more holes in it than Swiss cheese.

Listened to this in the car with my mom as a kid.. Makes me feel loved and protected.

Bad eddie gweedore

A very hard song to sing.

French speaking Irish descendant from Montreal loves Lady Sinéad. Merci.

Just so beautiful💚🌈🙏

dude, this is so cool !

We have to sing this at our school on st. Patrick's day and I'm in NI AKA NOTHERN IRELAND

makes a change from singing the sash

Sinead O'Conner is such a true love who sings like a sweet bird angelic and rich with emotional verber! What an treasure!

Dia duit !

God bless you my sinèad O'Connor

beautiful

gwan sinead ya saucy bitch

Songsinirish.com has a great translation of this song with lyrics and a description of who else sings it. I love this version. :-)

Jesus. Her voice.

From the marrow of my bones, I love her.
:'^)

Be well.

god i love this woman..i hope she's ok

royals,erin go brac......

long live Ireland God bless Sinead

Baidin fheilim

Erin go Braugh 💚☘️

Well... Id rather use Allahu Akbar now.

i dont know if gaeoic people knows how dificult is learn that lenguage to foreiners no one letter has nothong to do with its pronuntiation

and the consanant phonetic sounds are quiet diferent to ,

Marino Polo Rivas True. Italian is much easier.

Originally Irish had more grammar than other languages. Consonants could have dots over them, from one up to three making a pyramid. This changed the position of the consonant, for example B could go up to an m sound or a v sound. Irish monks introduced some of this to the English language. When type writers came around there was no way to do this writing so a letter was used to mark where the dots would be, this letter was h. Bhan, should be B with a dot over the b, and then "an", and its Van. The H is simply an accent marker. This can be highly confusing, as this was never properly explained to me as a child and I struggled with it until it was plainly explained to me as an adult. When you take this rule in mind, the pronunciation is perfectly standard. That does not mean you will find the language easy, it has a whole host of unique qualities, for example it is one a few languages on the whole planet that uses the word order it uses etc.

Gaeilge

DEar Peggy love to work in the garden to sing as a bird

Angelo Branduardi ne ha fatto una sua versione... Certo che la voce di Sinead incredibile...

great song and wish sinead makes more great music thxs for posting mk/nj

Ar fheabhas ar fad

We're blessed to have this talent in our lifetime.

Gorgeous!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%A1id%C3%ADn_Fheilim%C3%AD

Wow,  we are singing the same songs !  "Báidín Fheilimí" by Sinead O'Connor (eMusic)

She's wonderful.

amhranai iontach

A Rose amongst the nettles

Very wonderfull !!!!

Thank you for this beautiful video. Sinead sings this lovely song beautifully.

Go raibh míle maith agat go mór! Thank you for posting this!

This was sang to me when I a little child by my mother and its my 45 th birthday today. Delighted to have found it. Sineads voice is beautiful

Happy 49th!

Happy 50!

what a voice!

Feilimí's little boat

Fheilim's boat.

what does báidín fheilimí mean?

The little boat of Feilim (an early Irish Saint). The first two or three verses talk about the boat going to different island in Ireland's northwest. The last verse sings that the boat was broken (briseadh) on the rocks of the last island.

love this song

a more beautyfull sound then gaelic will not b found we are blessed

go hiontach!