Fair play to them. The video and tune for Guilty Conscience is really catchy and clever. Lots of potential, bringing the Irish language into their music is a great shout. Republic of Loose did that before and worked really well.
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Yeah man, that's a class tune. It's great to see people using it a bit more in day-to-day life, hopefully, it sparks a bit more interest in it. One of my biggest regrets from being in school was not learning it properly, I wasn't the best student and hated school back then, kids these days seem to be using it a lot more. My partner's niece was singing us some songs in Irish, so I imagine Kaleb will be using it when he gets to school and maybe he can teach me some.
I'm the very same! It was my weakest subject at school, but I wish that I was better at it. From a heritage and history and folklore perspective it's so important.
But it's never too late, I often stick Radio na Gaeltachta in the car and watch stuff on TG4 with subtitles and I'm getting a bit better at it, but ya school was the right place to gain proficiency.