Yes, I was pleased to find this version when researching the song after finding it in a book & taking a liking to it. I've only had the pleasure of listening to Irish a cappella folk songs a few times, but it's a memorable experience when done well. I like the direct engagement the singer at the bar has with his/her audience, making eye contact etc. And the long preamble speaks of a less rushed time as well as respect for the song. Beats people doing pissed-up renditions of Fields of Athenry on St Patrick's day and having to read the lyrics from their phones...

cheers,
I