A trip to Ireland

When Maggie and Stephen said we were going to Ireland Kermit was really excited as he remembered singing this song at Ascot School. It was always a fun song and he thought it would be great to go to all the places that the song talks about. So before they went Kermit taught Dooby Bear this song. (Mrs Perry could find it and teach you too.)

Irish Music

Grandad Murphy comes from Belfast Nana comes from Sligo Bay And though their hands are old and sore I love to hear them sing and play.

Di di Diddle I diddle I di, Di di Diddle I diddle I di, Di di Diddle I diddle I di, Di di Diddle I di, Di di Diddle I diddle I di, Di di Diddle I diddle I di, Di di Diddle I diddle I di, Di di Diddle I di.

I love to hear them play the fiddle. The whistle and the bodhran drum. And though I love the rock and metal Irish music is much more fun

Di di Diddle I diddle I di, Di di Diddle I diddle I di, Di di Diddle I diddle I di, Di di Diddle I di, Di di Diddle I diddle I di, Di di Diddle I diddle I di, Di di Diddle I diddle I di, Di di Diddle I di.

I love to live in Aoteroa. I love to have my friends at home. But I'm saving up to go to Cork, To kiss the old Blarney Stone.

Di di Diddle I diddle I di, Di di Diddle I diddle I di, Di di Diddle I diddle I di, Di di Diddle I di, Di di Diddle I diddle I di, Di di Diddle I diddle I di, Di di Diddle I diddle I di, Di di Diddle I di.

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