IRISH

Irish Songs

Irish Songs, originating as traditional folk songs from Ireland. They are now popular all over the world especially on St Patricks Day (The Patron Saint Of Ireland) on March 17th.

The most common instruments used in Irish traditional  music, are the fiddle, tin whistle, flute and Uilleann pipes, harp and bodhran.  Nowdays, its not unusual to find a band set-up such as keyboards, guitars, bass and drums forming the main structure of the music with banjo’s accordions, violins or flutes creating the celtic ambience.

Backing Tracks

Absent Friends (The Fureys) … A Mother’s Love’s A Blessing …

Bantry Bay … Black Velvet Band … Boston Burglar … Boys From County Armagh …

Cockles And Mussels … Carrickfergus … Come Back Paddy Reilly … Come Back To Erin … Cottage In Old Donegal … Courtin’ In The Kitchen …

Dear Old Donegal … Did Your Mother Come From Ireland …  Drunken Sailor …

Fields Of Athenry … Finnegan’s Wake – Irish National Choir … Forget Me Not …

Galway Bay … Gem Of The Roe … Gentle Mother … Goodnight Irene … Gypsy Rover …

Harrigan … Hi For The Beggarman … Hills Of Connemara … How Can You Buy Killarney …

I Am A Rover … I’ll Take You Home Again Kathleen … If We Only Had Ireland Over Here … If You’re Irish Come In To The Parlour … Ireland My Home … Irish Lullaby … Irish Molly … Irish Molly O … Irish Rover .. Isle Of Innisfree … It’s A Great Day For The Irish

Lanigan’s Ball … Let Him Go Let Him Tarry … Little Bit Of Heaven

McManara … Minstrel Boy … Molly Malone … Mother Machree … Mountains Of Mourne … My Irish Country Home … My Wild Irish Rose

Notre Dame Victory March

O Danny Boy … Old Cottage In The Country … Old Skibbereen … On Mother Kelly’s Doorstep

Paddy Lie Back (Paddy Like Back) … Paddy McGinty’s Goat … Peggy Gordon … Phil The Fluters Ball

Rose Of Killarney … Rose Of My Heart … Rose Of Tralee

Same Old Shillelah … She Moved Through The Fair … Slattery’s Mounted Foot … Spinning Wheel … Star Of The County Down … Suil A Ruin

Tell Me Ma … Toor A Loor A Loor A

Unicorn (The)

Water Is Wide … Wearin’ O’ The Green … When I Grow Too Old To Dream … When Irish Eyes Are Smiling … Whiskey In the Jar … Who Threw The Overalls In … Wild Colonial Boy … Wild Rover … With My Shillelagh Under My Arm