The Corrigan Brothers film video for "Welcome Home President Barack Obama" in Moneygall
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Irish group The Corrigan Brothers brought traffic to a standstill in Moneygall, County Offaly, as they filmed the video for their new singe "Welcome Home President Barack Obama".
The band first became widely known when they released their tune "There's No One as Irish as Barack Obama". The song have now received over seven million hits on YouTube.
The group even traveled the White House for Obama's inauguration along with the Presidents distant cousin Henry Healy. Mr Healy will also appear in the new video.
The band first became widely known when they released their tune "There's No One as Irish as Barack Obama". The song have now received over seven million hits on YouTube.
The group even traveled the White House for Obama's inauguration along with the Presidents distant cousin Henry Healy. Mr Healy will also appear in the new video.
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christinamaria | Apr 01, 2011, 09:52 PM EDT
This is awful,truly embarrassing. Please try and grow up. The President is not an Irishman. His grandfather's father was not from Ireland.
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trickster224 | Mar 29, 2011, 02:24 PM EDT
I think it is wonderful, we share another Irish American President Up Moneyglass.Peggy & Seamus Meehan
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hyattsville | Mar 29, 2011, 01:00 PM EDT
Sounds really silly and very embarrassing to me. Apart from their close relatives (real close at that) who on earth would buy this?
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irishwxman | Mar 29, 2011, 10:21 AM EDT
"welcome home"??? His home is Kenya, not Ireland. C'mon morons.
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JosephOCasey | Mar 28, 2011, 08:43 PM EDT
When he visits, can I ask a small favor? Can you keep him there??...please!
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