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vol. 1: The verdant braes of Skreen -- Reynardine -- The weaver's daughter -- When thro' life unblest we rove -- The next market day -- My love, oh, she is my love -- I kow where I'm goin' -- Slow by the shadows -- The little rose of Gartan -- A Ballynure ballad -- Down by the Sally gardens -- The bonny wee mare -- She moved thro' the fair -- You couldn't stop a lover -- An island spinning song -- The Fanaid grove -- B for Barney -- The lover's curse -- I wish I had the shepherd's lamb -- Must I go bound? -- I know my love -- The Gartan mother's lullaby. |
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vol. 2: The Bard of Armagh -- Dobbin's flowery vale -- Monday, Tuesday -- The airy bachelor -- Kathleen O'More -- The magpie's nest -- Cruckhaun Finn -- The slaney side -- Draherin-o-machree -- I will walk with my love -- The maid with the bonny brown hair -- Norah O'Neale -- The light of the moon -- The lowlands of Holland -- Skibbereen -- The county of Mayo -- The bonny bunch of roses -- A good roarin' fire -- The cork leg -- The dark-haired girl. |
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vol 3: The leprehaun -- Rich and rare -- I'm not myself at all -- Róisin Dubh (Little black rose) -- The gallows tree -- The red-haired man's wife -- Shule agra -- The drinaun donn (The brown thorn) -- An Irish elegy -- Savourneen deelish -- Oh, breathe not his name -- Johnny, I hardly knew ye! |
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vol 4: Lovely Mollie -- I'm a decent good Irish body -- The star of the County down -- Oh father, father, build me a boat -- I have a bonnet trimmed with blue -- She lived beside the Anner -- Where the grass grows green -- The Fenians of Cahirciveen -- Oh, limerick is beautiful -- The bold tenant farmer -- The dear irish boy -- The old turf fire -- The hounds of Filemore -- My blue eyed mountain queen -- The black ribbon-band -- My brown-haired boy (My buachaillin donn) -- My bonny labouring boy -- A young maid stood in her father's garden -- Tigaree torum orum -- Johnny Doyle -- I'm in arrears -- The Phillipine soldier -- Innisfree -- Green grows the laurel -- The top of Inny's side -- The little black rose -- The dingle puck-goat. |
