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The Irish Rover - The Dubliners & The Pogues

The Dubliners 2026-09-28 | The Irish Rover - The Dubliners & The Pogues

When Margaret Was Eleven - The Dubliners featuring Ronnie Drew

The Dubliners 2022-08-17 | Anti war song written by Peter St John

Seven Drunken Nights - Live at Celtic Folk Festival Vienna (1980)

The Dubliners 2022-08-16 | ...

Croíadhs Christening - John Sheahan – 80th Birthday Concert Celebration

The Dubliners 2022-05-19 | A tune written by John for his granddaughter Croíadh. Featuring Colm Mac Con Iomaire on violin and accompanied by Michael Howard on classical guitar.

Carrickfergus - The Dubliners featuring Barney McKenna

The Dubliners 2022-04-05 | Barney McKenna of The Dubliners performs Carrickfergus on the Tenor Banjo

Flop Eared Mule (The Donkey Reel) - The Dubliners 1973

The Dubliners 2022-03-17 | Rare footage of The Dubliners performing an American Bluegrass tune - Flop Eared Mule or as sometimes called The Donkey Reel. John Sheahan takes the lead on fiddle with Barney McKenna on tenor banjo. A glimpse of The Dubliners in 1973. Filmed in Germany.

The Dubliners Collection - St Patricks Day 2022

The Dubliners 2022-03-12 | A special St Patrick's Day collection of The Dubliners performances including all their hits and a good measure of drinking songs for the occasion.

1. Fermoy Lassies / Sporting Paddy - 00:04
2. All For Me Grog - 02:02
3. The Black Velvet Band - 05:27
4. Fiddler's Green - 09:12
5. The Rare Auld Mountain Dew - 15:22
6. The Wonder Hornpipe / The Swallow's Tail - 17:35
7. Lord Of The Dance - 20:58
8. The Craic Was Ninety - 24:25
9. Finnegan's Wake - 27:09
10. Monto - 29:49
11. The Boyne Hunt / The Shaskeen Reel - 32:40
12. Maids When You're Young - 36:34
13. Juice Of The Barley - 40:26
14. Whiskey In The Jar - 44:31
15. A Pub With No Beer - 47:06
16. Rosin The Bow - 49:53
17. Gerry Cronin's / Dennis Langton's / Irish Washerwoman - 53:59
18. The Fields Of Athenry - 58:42
19. Seven Drunken Nights - 01:03:21
20. Irish Rover - 01:07:31
21. Wild Rover - 01:11:49
22. Molly Malone - 01:14:40

The Band Played Waltzing Matilda - The Dubliners featuring Ronnie Drew

The Dubliners 2022-02-04 | One of the world's great anti-war songs written by the Scottish songwriter Eric Bogle.

Lyrics
Now when I was a young man, I carried my pack.
And I lived the free life of a rover
From the Murray's green basin
To the dusty outback,
I waltzed my matilda all over.
Then in nineteen fifteen, my country said son
It's time to stop rambling,
There's work to be done.
So they gave me a tin hat,
And they gave me a gun,
And they sent me away to the war.

And the band played Waltzing Matilda,
As the ship pulled away from the Quay
And amidst all the tears,
Flagwaving and cheers
We sailed off for Gallipoli

Well I remember that terrible day
When our blood stained the sand and the water
And how in that hell that they called Suvla Bay
We were butchered like lambs at the slaughter.
Johnny Turk he was ready
Oh he primed himself well.
He rained us with bullets,
And he showered us with shells.
And in five minutes flat,
We were all blown to hell
Nearly blew us back home to Australia.

And the band played Waltzing Matilda,
When we stopped to bury our slain.
And we buried ours and the Turks buried theirs,
And it started all over again.

Those who were living,
Just tried to survive
In that mad world of blood, death and fire
And for ten weary weeks,
I kept myself alive,
While around me the corpses piled higher
Then a big Turkish shell,
Knocked me arse over head
And when I awoke in my hospital bed,
And saw what it had done,
Then I wished I was dead.
I never knew there were worse things than dying.

For no more I'll go Waltzing Matilda,
All around the green bush far and near
For to hump tent and pegs
A man needs both legs
No more Waltzing Matilda for me.

They collected the wounded
The crippled, the maimed,
And they shipped us back home to Australia.
The armless, the legless
The blind, the insane.
Those proud wounded heroes of Suvla
And when the ship pulled into Circular Quay
I looked at the place where me legs used to be.
And thanked Christ there was no one there waiting for me
To grieve and to mourn and to pity.

And the band played Waltzing Matilda,
As they carried us down the gangway.
But nobody cheered,
They just stood there and stared,
Then they turned all their faces away

So now every April,
I sit on my porch,
And I watch the parade pass before me.
I see my old comrades,
How proudly they march.
Renewing their dreams of past glories
I see the old men, all tired, stiff and sore
The weary old heroes of a forgotten war
And the young people ask,
What are they marching for?
And I ask myself the same question.

And the band plays Waltzing Matilda
And the old men still answer the call
But year after year,
The numbers get fewer.
Someday no one will march there at all.

Waltzing Matilda, Waltzing Matilda
Who'll come a waltzing matilda with me?
And their ghosts may be heard
As they march by the billabong
Who'll come a-waltzing matilda with me...

The Night Visiting Song - Luke Kelly and The Dubliners

The Dubliners 2022-01-20 | The Night Visiting Song. Luke Kelly's last televised performance. Broadcast in November 1983 a couple of months before he died aged 43.

I must away now, I can no longer tarry,
This morning's tempest, I have to cross,
I must be guided, without a stumble,
Into the arms I love the most
And when he came to his true love's dwelling,
He knelt down gently, upon a stone,
And through her window, he whispered lowly
Is my true lover within at home.
Wake up, wake up love it is thine own true lover,
Wake up, wake up love and let me in,
For I am tired love and oh so weary,
And more than near drenched to the skin.
She's raised her up, her down soft pillow,
She's raised her up, and she's let him in,
And they were locked in, each other's arms,
Untill that long night was past and gone.
And when that long night was pased and over
And when the small clouds, began to grow,
He's taken her hand and they kissed ands parted,
Then he saddled and mounted, and away did go.
I must away now, I can no longer tarry,
This morning's tempest, I have to cross,
I must be guided, without a stumble,
Into the arms I love the most

Cooleys Reel, The Dawn, The Mullingar Races - The Dubliners - Christ Church Cathedral

The Dubliners 2021-12-30 | THE DUBLINERS 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION FROM DUBLIN’S CHRIST CHURCH CATHERDRAL
After 50 years of music making The Dubliners take to the stage for their final hometown performance with founding member Barney McKenna. The band is joined by: Seán Keane (The Chieftains), Máire Breatnach and Neil Martin.

Whiskey In The Jar - The Dubliners featuring Luke Kelly - Live at The Tavastia Club Helsinki 1975

The Dubliners 2021-12-25 | Luke Kelly of The Dubliners sings a great version of Whiskey In The Jar, a song later covered by Metallica, Thin Lizzy and Bryan Adams amongst others.

The Juice of The Barley - The Dubliners featuring Ciarán Bourke

The Dubliners 2021-11-26 | Rare footage of The Dubliners' Ciarán Bourke performing The Juice of The Barley. Filmed on the 18th February 1973.

Donegal Danny - The Dubliners Featuring Ronnie Drew - Live at Knokke, Belgium

The Dubliners 2021-11-13 | Ronnie Drew sings Donegal Danny. Written by Phil Coulter. The song tells the story of a fishing tragedy off the coast of Donegal. Danny was the only survivor while four of his friends perished. This is taken from The Dubliners Live in Knokke, Belgium and was the first colour TV broadcast in Ireland.

Galileo - Declan ORourke - (John Sheahan – 80th Birthday Concert Celebration)

The Dubliners 2021-11-07 | John Sheahan of The Dubliners celebrates his life and music with a gathering of Ireland’s finest musicians. Galileo was written by Declan O'Rourke and it has been recorded by a host of international artists. Here Declan sings his song with the simple accompaniment of two violins.
The performers on this track are (from left to right)

Colm Mac Con Iomaire - Violin
Declan O'Rourke - Vocals & Guitar
John Sheahan - Violin

The Black Velvet Band - The Dubliners - Luke Kelly

The Dubliners 2021-10-23 | Luke Kelly of The Dubliners performs a great version of The Black Velvet Band. Filmed on the 18th February 1973

The Marino Waltz - John Sheahan – 80th Birthday Concert Celebration

The Dubliners 2021-10-15 | John Sheahan of The Dubliners celebrates his life and music with a gathering of Ireland’s finest musicians. The Marino Waltz was written by John in his Mother's house in Marino, Dublin. The tune was used on Bord Na Móna's TV advertising campaigns for Peat Briquettes.
The performers on this track are (from left to right)
Drazen Derek - Guitar
Colm Mac Con Iomaire - Violin
Danny O’Mahony – Button Accordion
Gavin Murphy - Piano
Mick O’Brien – Uilleann Pipes
Richie Buckley - Saxophone
John Sheahan - Violin
Declan O'Rourke - Guitar
Ralph McTell - Guitar
Ceoladh Sheahan - Violin
Michael Howard - Guitar
Darragh Sheahan - Bodhran
Siobhan Sheahan - Harp

The Rare Auld Times - The Dubliners & The Dublin Gospel Choir - Christ Church Cathedral

The Dubliners 2021-09-08 | THE DUBLINERS 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION FROM DUBLIN’S CHRIST CHURCH CATHERDRAL
After 50 years of music making The Dubliners take to the stage for their final hometown performance with founding member Barney McKenna.

Spancil Hill - The Dubliners Live at The Tavastia Club (Helsinki, Finland - 1975)

The Dubliners 2021-06-03 | Jim McCann became a member of The Dubliners in 1975.

Diminished Swing - John Sheahan – 80th Birthday Concert Celebration - Richie Buckley & Drazen Derek

The Dubliners 2021-05-28 | John Sheahan of The Dubliners celebrates his life and music with a gathering of Ireland’s finest musicians. This is a swing tune that John wrote some years ago. The performers on this track are (from left to right)
Drazen Derek - Guitar
Richie Buckley - Saxophone
John Sheahan - Violin

The Rare Auld Times - John Sheahan – 80th Birthday Concert Celebration

The Dubliners 2021-05-19 | John Sheahan of The Dubliners celebrates his life and music with a gathering of Ireland’s finest musicians. The performers on this track are (from left to right)
Drazen Derek - Guitar
Colm Mac Con Iomaire - Violin
Danny O’Mahony – Button Accordion
Mick O’Brien – Tin Whistle
Richie Buckley - Saxophone
Gavin Murphy - Piano
Glen Hansard - Vocals
Imelda May - Vocals
Declan O'Rourke - Vocals/Guitar
Ralph McTell - Vocals/Guitar
John Sheahan - Vocals/Violin
Michael Howard - Vocals/Guitar
Siobhan Sheahan - Vocals/Harp
Ceoladh Sheahan - Vocals

Weila Weila Waile - The Dubliners featurnig Ronnie Drew - Live at Knokke, Belgium

The Dubliners 2021-05-18 | Ronnie Drew sings Weila Weila Waile. This is taken from The Dubliners Live in Knokke, Belgium and was the first colour TV broadcast in Ireland. It's an old Dublin schoolyard song normally sung by children but few can compare with Ronnie Drew's voice.

The Masons Apron - The Dubliners Live at Knokke, Belgium

The Dubliners 2021-04-29 | John Sheahan and Barney McKenna play the Mason's Apron. This is taken from The Dubliners Live in Knokke, Belgium and was the first colour TV broadcast in Ireland.

The Rare Auld Mountain Dew - The Dubliners - Christ Church Cathedral

The Dubliners 2021-04-16 | THE DUBLINERS 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION FROM DUBLIN’S CHRIST CHURCH CATHERDRAL
After 50 years of music making The Dubliners take to the stage for their final hometown performance with founding member Barney McKenna.

A Comical Genius - The Dubliners (Barney McKenna) - Christ Church Cathedral

The Dubliners 2021-04-04 | THE DUBLINERS 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION FROM DUBLIN’S CHRIST CHURCH CATHERDRAL
After 50 years of music making The Dubliners take to the stage for their final hometown performance with founding member Barney McKenna.

Schooldays Over - The Dubliners & Declan ORourke - Christ Church Cathedral

The Dubliners 2021-04-03 | THE DUBLINERS 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION FROM DUBLIN’S CHRIST CHURCH CATHERDRAL
After 50 years of music making The Dubliners take to the stage for their final hometown performance with founding member Barney McKenna.

The Auld Triangle - John Sheahan – 80th Birthday Concert - Glen Hansard, Declan ORourke, Imelda May

The Dubliners 2021-04-03 | John Sheahan of The Dubliners celebrates his life and music with a gathering of Ireland’s finest musicians. The performers on this track are (from left to right)
Drazen Derek - Guitar
Colm Mac Con Iomaire - Violin
Danny O’Mahony – Button Accordion
Mick O’Brien – Tin Whistle
Richie Buckley - Saxophone
Gavin Murphy - Piano
Glen Hansard - Vocals
Imelda May - Vocals
Declan O'Rourke - Vocals
John Sheahan - Vocals
Michael Howard - Vocals
Siobhan Sheahan - Vocals
Ceoladh Sheahan - Vocals

The Black Velvet Band / Dicey Reilly / The Marino Waltz / The Irish Rover - The Dubliners

The Dubliners 2021-03-26 | THE DUBLINERS 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION FROM DUBLIN’S CHRIST CHURCH CATHERDRAL
After 50 years of music making The Dubliners take to the stage for their final hometown performance with founding member Barney McKenna.

Among Friends - John Sheahan – 80th Birthday Concert Celebration

The Dubliners 2021-03-25 | John Sheahan of The Dubliners celebrates his life and music with a gathering of Ireland’s finest musicians. On this track john is joined by his daughter, Ceoladh on fiddle and Michael Howard on guitar.

Feathered Gale /Jackie Colemans - John Sheahan – 80th Birthday Concert Celebration

The Dubliners 2021-03-17 | John Sheahan of The Dubliners celebrates his life and music with a gathering of Ireland’s finest musicians. On the morning of the funeral of a family friend, John woke up from a dream with this complete tune in his head. A few minutes later, while playing it for the first time, his wife’s brother was reading out a list of runners for a horse race, and when he mentioned Feathered Gale, John said, “That’s the name of the tune.” He placed a bet with the bookies. The horse came in third and after the funeral he related the whole story to the bereaved husband, and handed him the winnings.
Jackie Coleman’s is a well known reel often played in traditional sessions. John learned it years ago from his good friend, Barney McKenna.The performers on this track are (from left to right).
Colm Mac Con Iomaire - Violin
Danny O’Mahony – Button Accordion
Gavin Murphy - Piano
Mick O’Brien – Uilleann Pipes
John Sheahan - Violin
Michael Howard - Guitar
Darragh Sheahan - Bodhran

Molly Malone - The Dubliners & The Dublin Gospel Choir - Christ Church Cathedral

The Dubliners 2021-03-17 | THE DUBLINERS 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION FROM DUBLIN’S CHRIST CHURCH CATHERDRAL
After 50 years of music making The Dubliners take to the stage for their final hometown performance with founding member Barney McKenna.

Raglan Road - John Sheahan – 80th Birthday Concert - Featuring Glen Hansard and Declan ORourke

The Dubliners 2021-03-16 | John Sheahan of The Dubliners celebrates his life and music with a gathering of Ireland’s finest musicians. The performers on this track are (from left to right)
Drazen Derek - Guitar
Colm Mac Con Iomaire - Violin
Danny O’Mahony – Button Accordion
Mick O’Brien – Tin Whistle
Richie Buckley - Saxophone
Glen Hansard - Vocals
Declan O'Rourke - Vocals
John Sheahan - Violin
Michael Howard - Guitar

The Jolly Roving Tar / Captain Kellys / Martin Rochfords - John Sheahan – 80th Birthday Concert

Jim McCann - Will Ye Go Lassie Go

The Dubliners 2021-03-16 | Jim McCann was a member of The Dubliners from 1974 to 1979. Returning to his solo career he had a huge hit with the song ‘Grace’ and released an album of love songs by the same name. This is one of the songs taken from that album.

The Wonder Hornpipe The Swallows Tail - The Dubliners - Christ Church Cathedral

The Dubliners 2021-03-16 | THE DUBLINERS 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION FROM DUBLIN’S CHRIST CHURCH CATHERDRAL
After 50 years of music making The Dubliners take to the stage for their final hometown performance with founding member Barney McKenna.

The Dubliners - 50 Years Of The Dubliners | Irish Drinking Songs

The Dubliners 2021-03-16 | The Dubliners - 50 Years Full Album

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1. Seven Drunken Nights - 00:00
2. Carrickfergus - 03:15
3. The Spanish Lady - 09:29
4. The Marino Waltz - 11:57
5. Joe Hill - 14:38
6. Fiddler's Green - 17:26
7. Weile Waile - 21:52
8. The Honeysuckle / The Golden Eagle - 24:17
9. Raglan Road - 27:19
10. Dirty Old Town - 31:35
11. The Ferryman - 35:11
12. Cill Chais - 38:02
13. Lord Inchiquin - 42:02
14. Scorn Not His Simplicity - 46:09
15. Grace - 49:48
16. The Auld Triangle - 54:14
17. The Irish Rover - 57:22
18. Free The People - 01:01:31
19. Lord Of The Dance - 01:04:45
20. The Rose Of Allendale - 01:07:13
21. The Waterford Boys / The Humours of Scariff / The Flannel Jacket - 01:11:48
22. The Ragman's Ball - 01:16:31
23. The Dublin Minstrel - 01:18:33
24. Preab San Ól - 01:22:52
25. Three Score And Ten - 01:25:01
26. Dicey Reilly - 01:29:25
27. Don't Get Married Girls - 01:32:06
28. Song For Ireland - 01:35:47
29. Cooley's Reel / The Dawn / The Mullingar Races - 01:40:29
30. The Zoological Gardens - 01:43:56
31. Cavan Girl - 01:46:33
32. Springhill Mining Disaster - 01:49:26
33. Molly Malone - 01:53:31
34. Finnegan's Wake - 01:56:30
35. The Black Velvet Band - 01:59:13
36. Paddy On The Railway - 02:02:28
37. The Showman's Fancy / The Wonder Hornpipe / The Swallow's Tail - 02:06:48
38. The Sick Note - 02:11:49
39. The Captains And The Kings - 02:14:56
40. The Lark In The Morning - 02:18:31
41. The Town I Loved So Well - 02:21:49
42. The Mason's Apron - 02:27:01
43. McAlpine's Fusiliers - 02:32:18
44. Mrs. McGrath - 02:36:21
45. The Fields Of Athenry - 02:39:04
46. I Wish I Had Someone To Love Me - 02:43:06
47. The Scholar / The Teetotaller / The High Reel - 02:49:53
48. Whiskey In The Jar - 02:53:59
49. The Wild Rover - 02:56:38
50. Monto - 02:59:31

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#irishmusic
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Paddy Reilly - The Fields Of Athenry

The Dubliners 2021-03-15 | Paddy Reilly was a member of The Dubliners between 1996 and 2005. This was filmed at The National Stadium, Dublin in 1983 while he was riding a wave of success with his hit, The Fields of Athenry which remained in the Irish charts for 72 weeks. Eamonn Campbell who later joined The Dubliners in 1988 plays guitar

Jim McCann - Danny Boy

The Dubliners 2021-03-15 | Jim McCann was a member of The Dubliners from 1974 to 1979. Returning to his solo career he had a huge hit with the song ‘Grace’ and released an album of love songs by the same name. This is one of the songs taken from that album and without a doubt Ireland's most famous song.

Paddy Reilly - The Rocky Road To Dublin

Paddy Reilly - Spancil Hill

The Dubliners 2021-03-14 | Paddy Reilly was a member of The Dubliners between 1996 and 2005. This was filmed at The National Stadium, Dublin in 1983 while he was riding a wave of success with his hit, The Fields of Athenry which remained in the Irish charts for 72 weeks. Eamonn Campbell who later joined The Dubliners in 1988 plays guitar

Jim McCann - The Rose of Tralee

The Dubliners 2021-03-14 | Jim McCann was a member of The Dubliners from 1974 to 1979. Returning to his solo career he had a huge hit with the song ‘Grace’ and released an album of love songs by the same name. This is one of the songs taken from that album,.

Dirty Old Town - The Dubliners - Christ Church Cathedral

The Dubliners 2021-03-14 | THE DUBLINERS 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION FROM DUBLIN’S CHRIST CHURCH CATHERDRAL
After 50 years of music making The Dubliners take to the stage for their final hometown performance with founding member Barney McKenna.

Jim McCann - The Mountains Of Mourne

The Dubliners 2021-03-13 | Jim McCann was a member of The Dubliners from 1974 to 1979. Returning to his solo career he had a huge hit with the song ‘Grace’ and released an album of love songs by the same name. This is one of the songs taken from that album.

Paddy Reilly - Carrickfergus

The Dubliners 2021-03-13 | Paddy Reilly was a member of The Dubliners between 1996 and 2005. This was filmed at The National Stadium, Dublin in 1983 while he was riding a wave of success with his hit, The Fields of Athenry which remained in the Irish charts for 72 weeks. Eamonn Campbell who later joined The Dubliners in 1988 plays guitar

All for Me Grog - The Dubliners - Christ Church Cathedral

The Dubliners 2021-03-13 | THE DUBLINERS 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION FROM DUBLIN’S CHRIST CHURCH CATHERDRAL
After 50 years of music making The Dubliners take to the stage for their final hometown performance with founding member Barney McKenna.

Jim McCann - The Sally Gardens

The Dubliners 2021-03-12 | Jim McCann was a member of The Dubliners from 1974 to 1979. Returning to his solo career he had a huge hit with the song ‘Grace’ and released an album of love songs by the same name. This is one of the songs taken from that album.

The Wild Rover - The Dubliners & The Dublin Gospel Choir - Christ Church Cathedral

The Dubliners 2021-03-12 | THE DUBLINERS 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION FROM DUBLIN’S CHRIST CHURCH CATHERDRAL
After 50 years of music making The Dubliners take to the stage for their final hometown performance with founding member Barney McKenna.
Guests:
The Dublin Gospel Choir
Declan O'Rourke
Máire Breatnach
Seán Keane
Neil Martin

Paddy Reilly - The Town I Loved So Well

The Dubliners 2021-03-12 | Paddy Reilly was a member of The Dubliners between 1996 and 2005. This was filmed at The National Stadium, Dublin in 1983 while he was riding a wave of success with his hit, The Fields of Athenry which remained in the Irish charts for 72 weeks. Eamonn Campbell who later joined The Dubliners in 1988 plays guitar

Jim McCann - My Lagan Love

The Dubliners 2021-03-11 | Jim McCann was a member of The Dubliners from 1974 to 1979. Returning to his solo career he had a huge hit with the song ‘Grace’ and released an album of love songs by the same name. This is one of the songs taken from that album.

Paddy Reilly - The Auld Triangle

The Dubliners 2021-03-11 | Paddy Reilly was a member of The Dubliners between 1996 and 2005. This was filmed at The National Stadium, Dublin in 1983 while he was riding a wave of success with his hit, The Fields of Athenry which remained in the Irish charts for 72 weeks. Eamonn Campbell who later joined The Dubliners in 1988 plays guitar

Jim McCann - Ill Take You Home Again Kathleen

Ronnie Drew And The Dubliners | The Best Of Ronnie Drew

The Dubliners 2021-03-10 | Ronnie Drew - The Best Of Ronnie Drew

1. Seven Drunken Nights - 00:00:00
2. Donegal Danny - 00:03:15
3. Biddy Mulligan - 00:08:56
4. Finnegan's Wake - 00:10:57
5. Sez She - 00:13:27
6. The Rare Old Times 00:16:21
7. Johnny Mcgory 00:21:08
8. The Captains & The Kings 00:23:15
9 Leaving Nancy 00:26:50
10. The Auld Triangle 00:31:00
11.Van Dieman's Land 00:33:12
12. What Will We Tell The Children 00:35:27
13. The Ragman's Ball 00:38:07
14. The Zoological Gardens 00:40:09
15. Monto 00:42:44
16. The Band Played Waltzing Matilda 00:45:40
17. James Larkin 00:51:58
18. Molly Malone 00:53:56
19. The Irish Rover 00:56:54
20. I'll Tell Me Ma 01:01:03
21. Dicey Reilly 01:03:33
22. The Ballad Of St. Anne's Reel 01:06:14
23. Danny Farrell 01:09:29
24. D'ya Remember Jem 01:12:58
25. Love Is Pleasing 01:14:52
26. Building Up And Tearing England Down 01:17:59
27. Phil The Fluter's Ball 01:20:58
28. The Old Man's Tale 01:23:47
29. The Louse House Of Kilkenny 01:27:31
30. Skibbereen 01:30:42
31. The Lowlands Of Holland 01:33:50
32. Bombo Lane 01:36:04
33. Three Lovely Lassies From Kimmage 01:36:23
34. Ojos Negros 01:39:16
35. Weila Weila Waila 01:42:00
36. The Parting Glass 01:44:24
37. Mcalpine's Fusiliers (Live) 01:46:15