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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

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Irelan's best loved songs and ballads