‘Ar Gach Uile Slí ar fán Duit / All the Ways you Wander’ | RTÉ Seachtain na Gaeilge 2021

RTÉ – IRELAND’S NATIONAL PUBLIC SERVICE MEDIA published this video item, entitled “‘Ar Gach Uile Slí ar fán Duit / All the Ways you Wander’ | RTÉ Seachtain na Gaeilge 2021” – below is their description.

To celebrate Seachtain na Gaeilge, the RTÉ Concert Orchestra is collaborating with renowned singer/songwriter John Spillane – the gorgeous ballad ‘All the Ways you Wander’ is translated into Irish by poet Simon Ó Faoláin and sung by Sligo singer Niamh Farrell.

Le ceiliúradh a dhéanamh ar Sheachtain na Gaeilge, tá Ceolfhoireann Choirme RTÉ agus an t-amhránaí agus scríbhneoir clúiteach John Spillane ag teacht le chéile – tá an bailéad álainn ‘All the Ways you Wander’ aistrithe go Gaeilge ag an bhfile Simon Ó Faoláin agus an t-amhránaí Niamh Farrell atá á chanadh.

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4 thoughts on “‘Ar Gach Uile Slí ar fán Duit / All the Ways you Wander’ | RTÉ Seachtain na Gaeilge 2021”

  1. I am learning gaeilge and would love to sing this for my Irish host Seán an Seanchai when we visit him in Summer. Can I find the lyrics by Simon ÓFaolain?

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    • I’ve been searching / asking for the lyrics since RTE released the song, and I have yet to find an answer.

      I asked for them in a comment on the video, but there was no reply to my question there, either.

      Reply

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