Do people in the UK like Flogging Molly?
 

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Me and my wife have seen them play a bunch of times and generally are big fans.

Does Ireland even know about them? The UK?

I refused to believe that Dave King was actually irish. I was given a number of MP3s some time ago, and never heard anyone else ever mention them except that one guy. They were also used in The Departed.

He was in some bands in the 80s/90s I think before he became an Irish Folk-Punk rocker.

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it was the dropkick murphys in the departed.

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Love 'em

I have their "Drunken Lullabies" album; it's alright, but I prefer the Dropkick Murphys.

I had a feeling that was the case. I'm the only person over here that has heard of flogging molly.

This guy played me "If I ever leave this world alive" and it just came out like:

"Oif Oi aver loive dis woirld aoloive, ah tank yoiu"

and I was like what the fuck is this yank playing at

Dropkicks FTW. Well as far as Oirish stuff goes.

Fastway 4 life!

Ders more to oirland dan dis

I am impressed that my brain read that in the correct accent.

Molly is more pleasing to my ears than the Murphy's.

I like both, but I prefer the Murphs to Molly.

no

Only ever met one person that liked Flogging Molly. If I want semi fake "working class Irish" pub/punk rock I will listen to Dropkick Murphys. At least they were nice the time I met them.Unlike Flogging Molly.