This is something of a Scottish anthem, at least in my family. But as an O'Kane, who traces my family back to the 15th Century I can't even tell you how touched I was to read this. Thank you for keeping these stories alive. I'm very glad I found and subscribed to your content.
Thanks Chris, you might also like the banshee letter sent today as it mentions the O’Kane banshee, Grainne Rua, formally known as Grainne Roe O’Cathan.
This is something of a Scottish anthem, at least in my family. But as an O'Kane, who traces my family back to the 15th Century I can't even tell you how touched I was to read this. Thank you for keeping these stories alive. I'm very glad I found and subscribed to your content.
Thanks Gemma for being part of it. It’s lovely to meet people online who enjoy these passed down family heritage stories.
This has been sung at every male funeral in my family for years! So happy to know the history of the song!
You are more than welcome. My family plays it at every male funeral in our family too. We are O'Kane's on my dad's side.
Thanks Chris, you might also like the banshee letter sent today as it mentions the O’Kane banshee, Grainne Rua, formally known as Grainne Roe O’Cathan.