100 Irish Ballads vol.2

Ireland's best loved songs and ballads The fields of athenry Lovers When you were sweet Sixteen Amhran na bhfiann The boys of the old brigade The soldier's song My lovely rose of clare The rose of allendale Irish molly o The broad black brimmer Four green fields From clare to here Nancy spain Raglan road When irish eyes are smiling The patriot game Only our rivers The meeting of the waters McAlpine's fusiliers Highland paddy Fiddlers green The rocky road to dublin The tri-coloured ribbon Joseph Baker Mary Mac Limerick you're a lady Isle of innisfree Paddy works on the railway The valley of knockanure Lough sheelin side The lark in the morning Song for ireland The rare ould times She moved thru' the fair Three drunken maidens New York girls (can you dance the polka) Can you dance the polka On the one road If you're irish come into the parlour The boys from the country armagh An irish soldier laddie The banks of my own lovely lee The hills of kerry O'sullivan's john My singing bird Mary from Dungloe The ould triangle The galway races The raggle-taggle gypsy As I roved out Sean south Arthur McBride Believe me if all those Endearing young charms Dear old ireland The humour is on me now The mermaid The bard of armagh The little beggarman Bold thady quill The bonny boy The harp that once through tara's halls Johnny I hardly knew ye Dublin Jack of all trades The kerry dance The crack was ninety Paddy lay back The moonshiner Big strong man Patrick was a gentleman Nova scotia Sliabh gallion brae The gypsy The town of ballybay Mush mush The stone outside dan murphy's door Sm hall Oro 'se do bheatha 'bhaile Three score and ten The three flowers Sally Brown O'donnell abu Tipping it up to nancy Rosin the bow The cottage by the lee Dan o'hara The castle of dromore Eileen o'grady The foggy dew The banks of red roses Follow me up to carlow I once loved a lass Master mc grath Juice of the barley Muirsheen durkin Mrs. Mcgrath The Kerry recruit The maid of the sweet browne knowe Henry my son The man from mullingar Let him go let him tarry The hills of connemara Soodlum Irelan's best loved songs and ballads