The Wearin O’ the Green
Posted March 17, 2013
on:The Wearing of the Green is actually an old Irish Song that you can listen to by clicking HERE
My husband is first generation Irish American and very proud of his heritage. I have a little Irish myself, but really carry the pride as well because it is so strongly my children’s heritage. In fact I recently was hoping to take a cruise just so I could listen to the Irish Rovers. In the early years of our marriage we listened to them a lot and I came to memorize and sing along to quite a few of their songs. Here are just a few of my favorites:
and of course
My funniest connection to the Irish Rovers is a song that we use to sing in chorus in elementary school… when I let my kids hear this song and told them that I sang that in school, my seventeen year old laughed and said, “It was a different time!” That song was:
And I still remember the words!!!!
And no list of my favorite Irish Rovers songs would be complete without being true to my strong Scottish Background being included
Dear Readers, Happy St. Patrick’s Day! I hope you have a great day and enjoyed a little Irish music as I was filled with memories creating this post for you!
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17 Responses to "The Wearin O’ the Green"

Best Irish look of the day! Thanks for sharing it with Visible Monday.


What a great look-perfect for St.Patrick’s day!!!! You look very elegant and stylish! By the way, I’m hosting a link up party and would be thrilled if you decided to participate!!!
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This was a fun post learning about the different songs! Happy St. Patrick’s Day 🙂


Love this combo especially the striped blouse and bubble necklace. Sweet!


Love the greens! I forgot mine today. 😦


Hi, Tracey! I’m so jealous! I’ve been wanting some green jeans and you’ve got them! Perfect St. Patty’s outfit.
That is so funny that you sang that song in elementary school!!! Your 17 year old was right on about that being a different time!
I loved your suggestion about doing a post about my vest collection. I absolutely will do that. Since vests are only $2.92 at Goodwill, I’ve got quite a collection. It might take a couple of posts!
By the way, you made some great finds in your last post. I wish we could go thrifting together!


What a stylish St. Pat’s outfit!
We used to sing Drunken Sailor in elementary school too! I didn’t know the Irish Rovers did a version. I too remember all the words, and taught it to my class back when I was teaching. They loved it, though I don’t know that all the parents approved. Lesson learned.

March 17, 2013 at 3:48 pm
Where is the beer?!!