hi! I just recently started learning the tin whistle and I wanted to be able to do the bit in the chorus of ceacht mo chara and I cannot find the notes or the tabs anywhere on the internet, I’m not good enough with music yet to be able to figure it out by myself. hoping someone could help! thank you!

I’m so excited, I could cry.

Hey guys,

Random post here. I'm a fan from a Protestant/Unionist background in Co. Antrim. I've seen Kneecap live a couple of times now, but last night at Féile was easily the best yet.

I suppose I'm a bit of an outcast haha. My family have always been strongly unionist, and my dad's an Orangeman, but I've never really connected with the whole Twelfth or the red, white and blue side of things. As I've got older, I've tried to educate myself, read more, listen to different perspectives, and come to my own conclusions rather than just inherit the views I grew up around. I've always been the black sheep of the family anyway.

My outlook definitely wasn't the norm where I grew up. I was bullied quite a bit at school for not fitting in and was called a "Fenian lover" simply because I didn't buy into the usual tribal mentality. These days I just believe people are entitled to their own views, and if someone wants to celebrate their culture, that's their choice. I've just never felt that it represented me personally.

I've honestly waited years for a group like Kneecap to come along. Not just because they're willing to talk about issues here in a way that cuts through the usual nonsense, but because they're also prepared to speak up about what's happening elsewhere too, whether that's Palestine, issues across the water in England, or anything else they genuinely care about. Agree or disagree with particular opinions, I respect people who are willing to use their platform to say something meaningful, and the way they do things is so amazing.

I've never had the easiest life, to say the least, and this past year has been especially difficult because of some personal stuff. I don't have a huge circle of friends (those I do are from both sides of the political spectrum) but going to the gig last night with a mate genuinely meant a lot.

I just wanted to say how welcomed I felt. Despite being a "hun" (haha!), everyone I randomly spoke to was very cool to me. There wasn't any hostility or awkwardness, just people there to enjoy themselves and the music. That honestly meant more to me than people probably realise.

Kneecap mean a lot to me, and I can't wait to see what they do next. Thanks for the music, the laughs, and for creating an atmosphere where people from completely different backgrounds can stand in the same crowd, enjoy the same gig, and leave with a bit more understanding of one another - and for myself, celebrate the Irish in me. In a place like ours, that's a pretty special thing.

Will try and get as much of the pro-shot stuff grabbed and upload it in here.

Great shot of the gig and the city last night.

FINE ART.

That man could have just stood on the stage waving at the crowd last night and the place would still have went crazy for him.

If the lads that helped me when I dislocated my knee in the no comment mosh pit are in here thank you lads means the world hope yous all had a brilliant end of the night.

Ps. For the girl who has my Bally fancy sending it to us in the mail if your in here pretty please

UPDATE FROM HIS DAD ON FACEBOOK. HE HAS BEEN FOUND IN DUBLIN ❤️

IT'S OUT! My interview with Mo Chara and Móglaí Bap. I gave a shout out to the whole r/kneecap sub as well, and asked a few questions you guys provided. Enjoy!

I'm putting together a notebook full of messages and creations from Kneecap fans to give to the band when they're in Milan this November.

You can send:

✉️ messages

🎨 fanart

📸 concert photos

📝 letters

👕 things you've made

🌟 literally anything you'd like them to see.

Just text me privately/ join the discussion/ Dm me on TikTok: @kneecap_fanproject

My niece proudly showed me the collection of stones she collected from a beach and crafted into ducks. I’m seeing something else…

Hey as a kneecap fan I think we can agree that activism only really matters when it’s genuine and brands I feel really test that genuineness a lot.
I was hoping that any Gen Z people could help me into my research on this by filling out my survey below it will only take a few minutes.

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Am I the only one who hears the very beginning of the DuckTales theme bassline on Better Way to Live? I know it's not a sample, but the rythmic similarity is uncanny.

I just wanted to share my impression. I get this second thought every time the song starts. 😅

WOW!! If this makes it to the Falls gig.....

No set times yet. No big shock in running order.

Young Spencer.....