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Free Whiskey singer Paul Kelly is calling out for Donegal fans to star in his music video
A music video for 'Half Cut Sam' is being recorded in Pettigo ahead of the All-Ireland SFC final.
Anyone interested in taking part is instructed to meet at Old Customs Hut at the bridge beside Brittons Bar at 3pm tomorrow. The recording will take approximately an hour and organisers have requested that any participants wear their Donegal gear and come out to show support.
“If you can wear your Donegal colour, bring flags, bring your granny, your friends, bring your dog and let’s show the country the kind of support only Donegal can muster,” Singer Paul Kelly said. “Whether you dance, shout, or just stand proud—we want you in this!”
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Hald Cut Sam was originally recorded by Free Whiskey back in 2012.
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