10 Year-Old Irish Girl With Autism Sings Hallelujah

30 Comments on 10 Year-Old Irish Girl With Autism Sings Hallelujah

1. Ya’ll quit cuttin’ up them onions!

2. Awesome! I enjoyed thatvery much. ThankYou!

3. Wow

4. That was beautiful. I bet her parents are so proud!

5. I hope the Irish Government takes care of these children, as much as they take of themselves, and the Irish “wanken bankers.”

6. good stuff…

7. kids are the greatest, and the bible tells us so

   i am humbly reminded how f’d up i am in my thinking, i needed it, and i appreciate it

   beautiful young lady sent to us to teach humility

8. @:

   !! Yes. 1000 TU

9. That was really enjoyable and sweet. I loved the fidgety little boys in the chorus, too. 😁

10. Always suffered from diaphoretic eyes. Beautiful.

11. Awesome. Makes things clear.

12. My friend’s sister has autistic twins. Girl and boy. The girl has perfect pitch. I would play piano and she would come sit on the bench with me and sing note for note. She didn’t even need to know what she was singing. (I was just going thru chords) She would make up any lyrics that came to her head and the pitch would be dead on. Right on. Just a beat after I changed. She was about 5 at the time. Unforgettable.

13. I keep a box of kleenex handy. Been using them quite a lot here this week.

    Beautiful.

14. 100% pure.

15. Awesome, she’s so gifted. When people say the word Hallelujah, they are praising the True and Living God – nothing and no one else.
    Atheists even slip up when they sing this song! Love it.
    Just wonder if the songwriter, Leonard Cohen knew how powerful this song is even with different lyrics. God is so good.

16. AWESOME! Father Ray just took a step back. Thanks for posting this Fur.

17. Very nice Annie, thanks and Merry Christmas.

18. What a gorgeous girl and she sang it so perfectly. I loved her voice. Thank you, Annie and BFH.

19. This is so beautiful because that little girl really looks like she believes in what she is singing. And at 10 years old I’m thinking you are seeing her for who she really is. I hope someone remembers to play this again next year too.

20. I love this! Merry Christmas, one and all!

21. Wow! Irish AND autistic.

    That’s like…redundant.

22. I hope that young lady is still excelling. Dealing with autism and getting the confidence to perform so well is beautiful. She made a lot of people proud there. Just 10 days to Christmas Eve! Just starting to get in the spirit.

23. Whilst I will admit that I have no idea what this autism craze is all about, this is lovely. How did they get a bunch of ten year-olds to stand “mostly” still for six minutes??

24. I am humble…

25. Just wonderful. A great way to end the evening. She and the choir are really something special.

26. Very nice young lady with a terrific voice. Had me confused for a moment as I didn’t realize this was a copy from an entry from last year. I was reading through the comments and saw one from me and wondered what the hell!!! until I saw the date. Was also fun to watch 50 kids from about 6 to 12 and a few adults trying to stop them all from figeting at once.

27. I never realized I made a comment on this last year.
    I truly enjoyed it. But there is a move afoot in Ireland, supported by big money from George Soros to support Planned Parenthood and introduce legal abortion to the Emerald Isle. Foreign money assured the passage of the same sex marriage referendum last year and the Irish now have an openly gay Prime Minister. These unfortunate, but beautiful children, won’t have a chance when the Nazis take over. It’s coming. It’s not my Ireland anymore.
    My heart is broken.
    Merry Christmas to all at IOTW.

28. Children. The reason for the season.
    God’s little creations.
    Merry Christmas everyone.

29. Thank you for posting this *sniff*

    It is so beautiful. I love the rewritten lyrics. Merry Christmas, Fur, and to all who read and post here.

30. @scr_north, me too! I went “HUH? I must be commenting in my sleep!” Then I saw the date. hehe