Blurred Lines, as Gaeilge

Coláiste Lurgan are at it again.

ISN’T IT TIME ye were back to school lads?

The talented youths of Coláiste Lurgan just can’t stop Gaeilge-fying pop songs.

First they covered Daft Punk, then Avicii… then Bastille… now it’s Robin Thicke’s controversial Blurred Lines.

TG Lurgan

Avicii’s Wake Me Up… as Gaeilge>

Here’s a deadly video of Daft Punk’s Get Lucky, Gaeltacht style>

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Blurred Lines, as Gaeilge

Avicii’s Wake Me Up… as Gaeilge>

Here’s a deadly video of Daft Punk’s Get Lucky, Gaeltacht style>