WebThe story of the Irish Rovers starts in 1963 in Canada, where the 16-year old George Millar and 23-year old Jim Ferguson, both new emigrants from Northern Ireland, met in Toronto at an Irish function. They sang together ‘til dawn. George and Jimmy formed the first Irish Rovers for an amateur variety show in Toronto and won! WebBugger off, you bastards bugger off! (Fuck you!) Like a herd of bloody swine that refuse to leave the trough. You’ve got them all this evening, so you bastards bugger off. Here’s to all the barkeep’ and waitresses who’ve been serving you your beer, and putting up with your ’noxious breath and your stupid drunken leers.

Irish Rovers featuring Joe Millar-Flower of Sweet Straban

WebIn 1981, the group starred in their second Canadian TV series: The Rovers Comedy House, a seven-part CBC series of comedy and boisterous Irish music produced by Ken Gibson. For most of the 1980s the band was known as "The Rovers" and followed up hits with songs such as "Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy" and "No More Bread and Butter". WebThe Irish Rovers singing Marie's Wedding on the Virginian. "Crime Wave at Buffalo Spring." Jan 1969 cronlineshop.store

Drunken Sailor, The Irish Rovers w/Lyrics - Official (Turn on cc)

WebThe Irish Rover Lyrics. [Verse 1: Ronnie Drew] On the Fourth of July, eighteen hundred and six. We set sail from the sweet cove of Cork. We were sailing away with a cargo of … WebThe Irish Rovers were one of the more popular folk-based singing groups to come out of Ireland in the mid-'60s, although they had to do it by way of Canada. buff snorlax