Dublin, Ireland. His version appears in the film Waking Ned Devine. Film, TV and other media appearances The song features prominently at the end of the movie Waking Ned Devine when friends of the deceased title character share a toast to him after his death. Actor Pierce Brosnan performed a version of this song in the 2002 movie Evelyn. Actresses Emily Kinney and Lauren Cohan performed a rendition of this song in the season three premiere episode "Seed" of The Walking Dead. It also appears on the soundtrack, The Walking Dead: Original Soundtrack – Vol. 1. It was sung by Anne Bonny (played by Sarah Greene) at the ending of the video game Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag. It was sung by The Wailin' Jennys in the film Wildlike. It was sung in the TV series Cranford by Joe McFadden in 2007. At the request of Margaret Atwood, to end her guest-edited edition of BBC Radio 4's Today programme with the song, a version by singer Karine Polwart and pianist Dave Milligan was commissioned. Notable recordings References Songs about parting Ed Sheeran songs Irish folk songs Scottish folk songs The Dubliners songs The Pogues songs Year of song unknown Drinking songs