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- Twinkle Twinkle Little Star − the mecca of all Irish nursery rhymes. You’re definitely singing this as you read it, aren’t you? A much-loved classic that has been around for decades.
- Mary Had a Little Lamb − the reason every little girl wanted a lamb. Many little girls asked their parents for a little lamb after hearing this nursery rhyme.
- Baa Baa Black Sheep − we hope this sheep was charging for the wool. The story of a sheep offering three bags of his own wool is a very famous nursery rhyme.
- How Much is that Doggie in the Window? − always ready for the barking bit. Did we ever find out how much that dog in the window cost? Although we do think that he was never actually for sale (spoiler).
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Note: traditional lyrics for Dilín ó Deamhas are in the next section below! Dilín ó deamhas ó deamhas Dilín ó deamhas ó dí Dilín ó deamhas ó deamhas ó deamhas ó Dilín ó deamhas ó dí She didn’t dance at all She didn’t dance today She didn’t dance at all at all no She didn’t dance today Caithfimid suas is suas Caithfimid suas an páiste Caithfimid sua...
Chorus: Dilín ó deamhas ó deamhas Dilín ó deamhas ó dí Dilín ó deamhas ó deamhas ó deamhas ó Dilín ó deamhas ó dí Cuirfead mo rún chun suain, Cuirfead mo rún ‘na luí, Cuirfead mo rún chun suain go ciúin, Le dilín ó deamhas ó dí. Chorus Is buachaill maith súiste súist’ Is buachaill maith súiste Páid, Is buachaill maith súiste súiste súist’ Is cailín...
The traditional Irish version of “Dilín ó Deamhas” has been included in a number of albums over the years. Our favourite recording of “Dilín ó Deamhas” is on the debut album entitled “Unleashed” by an award winning band from Co. Sligo in Ireland called The Border Collies. Here is a youtube music video clip of The Border Collies singing “Dilín ó Dea...
The chorus of “Dilín ó Deamhas” is gibberish and can not be translated into English! However, the verses do mean something and Naymon has kindly translated them from Irish to English for us. I will put my Dear to sleep I will lay my Dear down I will quietly put my Dear to sleep With dilín ó deamhas ó dí. The boy is good at thrashing (corn) Pat is a...
Physical Education: Perform star jumps in time to the Irish words. Throw a football into the air in time to “Throw her uppity up…” Arrange children into pairs and get them to throw the ball back and forth to each other in time to this part of the song. Circle the children and get them to throw the ball clockwise to their neighbour. Repeat with a te...
THE SPEKS. Irish Music for Kids. Hiya! We are The Speks and we sing nursery rhymes and kids' songs set to Irish music because we LOVE Irish music! We live on an island out in the middle of the ocean off the coast of Co. Clare. Our island is called Glasses Island because here, everybody wears glasses.
Go n-éirí an bóthar leat. (May You Succeed on the Road) Irish Blessing. Ireland. Gugalaí-gug, mo chircín dubh. (Guggly-gug, My Little Hen Black) Nursery Rhyme.
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Baa, Baa, Black Sheep in Irish for children. This is an English nursery rhyme, the earliest surviving version of which dates from 1731. The words have changed little in two and a half centuries. It is sung to a variant of the 1761 French melody Ah! vous dirai-je, maman. Uncorroborated theories have been advanced to explain the meaning of the rhyme.
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