Harmonies and steps while flying home to Ireland? The lads from St Brendan's College in Killarney, Co Kerry put on quite a show mid-flight back in January 2019!
Even the worst of flyers wouldn't have minded getting on this flight from London to Kerry, especially if they were fans of Irish music and dance.
A group of Irish school lads from St Brendan's College in Killarney, Co Kerry, were on their way home from London Stansted airport when they decided to pull out their traditional instruments. They then warmed up their vocal cords and treated the rest of the passengers to a step or two to pass the time on the short flight.
The talented group of young men can be seen in the short clip singing, harmonizing, clapping, and cheering along as some of their classmates play away in delight.
Irish trad music at 35,000 feetIn-flight entertainment, Irish style. Read more about this incredible mid-flight music session here: https://bit.ly/2UbxXOO Video: @ryanair
Posted by IrishCentral.com on Tuesday, January 22, 2019
As if the performance wasn't already great enough, two of the lads decide to up the ante and jump up from their seats to showcase footwork that Michael Flatley would be proud of.
"The music class from St Brendan’s College in Killarney had their Irish trad instruments with them on yesterday's flight from London Stansted to Kerry," the Instagram post read.
"And they put on quite a show."
*Originally published in January 2019. Last updated in 2024.
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