Large Fierce Mammal

One evolution of Celtic Woman. (Source: http://celticwoman.com/)

It’s another St. Patrick’s Day, and before too much time has elapsed, all the Public Houses in the land will be decanting an assortment of green libations, if they haven’t started already. Whether you imbibe or no, here are a couple of spirited performances from Celtic Woman that you will find hard to put down. A group of hot Irish Women, one of whom (the one on the right of the photo above) is a fiddle player possessed of nothing short of “other worldly” talents.

First up is a house favourite that never fails to get the SFM kicking and squealing with delight. Even at only slightly more than 6 months of age, he appreciates feminine pulchritude.  Níl Sé’n Lá is about partying all night. Literally “Not Yet Day”, the group sees the intention more as “Seize the Day”, and we’d never argue with that.

Téir Abhaile Riú, usually translated as “Go home with you!“, is the tale of a free spirited young thing who is off to cavort with the sailors in Galway. What’s not to love?