Assassin's Creed Valhalla - Flann for Éirinn (feat Julie Fowlis) - Irish High King's Coronation PS5
The beautiful national High-Poetrix of Éire, Ciara, sung by Julie Fowlis, sings her haunting pagan melody, possibly in mediaeval Gaoidhealg, for the Highking, Flann's coronation. Flann for Éirinn, The Coronation - lyrics GA Flann for Éirinn i tig thocaid Túathail Techtmair Do nach forcraid forba niäd Náir co nertgail. Rop slán, rop suthain a ríge, Réim co abra, Noco-géba brí na Bregda Rí bas amra. Filleam glúine, tócbam láma Lúad cen chréidim, Corop suthain slicht no-d-bágaimm Flann for Éirinn Flann for Éirinn. Flann over Ireland - translation - EN In the fortunate house of Túathal Techtmar, to whom the patrimony of a noble warrior with mighty valour is no excess. May his kingship be healthy, may it be everlasting, a course as far as the fringes; no king that would be more wonderful will seize hill-top or Brega Let us bend our knees, let us raise our hands – performance without diminution, so that the family line I vaunt may be everlasting: Flann over Ireland Flann over Ireland
The beautiful national High-Poetrix of Éire, Ciara, sung by Julie Fowlis, sings her haunting pagan melody, possibly in mediaeval Gaoidhealg, for the Highking, Flann's coronation. Flann for Éirinn, The Coronation - lyrics GA Flann for Éirinn i tig thocaid Túathail Techtmair Do nach forcraid forba niäd Náir co nertgail. Rop slán, rop suthain a ríge, Réim co abra, Noco-géba brí na Bregda Rí bas amra. Filleam glúine, tócbam láma Lúad cen chréidim, Corop suthain slicht no-d-bágaimm Flann for Éirinn Flann for Éirinn. Flann over Ireland - translation - EN In the fortunate house of Túathal Techtmar, to whom the patrimony of a noble warrior with mighty valour is no excess. May his kingship be healthy, may it be everlasting, a course as far as the fringes; no king that would be more wonderful will seize hill-top or Brega Let us bend our knees, let us raise our hands – performance without diminution, so that the family line I vaunt may be everlasting: Flann over Ireland Flann over Ireland