The ANTHEM of Ireland’s county CLARE
My Lovely Rose of Clare: Written by Chris Ball in the late 20th century. A…
My Lovely Rose of Clare: Written by Chris Ball in the late 20th century. A…
My Cavan Girl has become embedded in the heart fo Cavan’s popular culture and identified…
Follow Me Up to Carlow: Lyrics by Patrick Joseph McCall (1861–1919), published in 1899, set…
The Boys From the County Armagh was written by T.P. Keenan in the early 20th…
Among the Wicklow Hills by Pierce Turner. It replaced the more traditional “The Meeting of…
Dancing at the Crossroads (formerly Boolavogue): Written by Paul Bell and Brendan Wade (of The…
Westmeath: Lough Ree oh Lough Ree (also known as Where the Three Counties Meet): Written…
Bhí sé Lá Pórt Láirge: Traditional Irish-language song. A light-hearted or narrative ballad referencing a…
O’Neill’s March: Traditional clan march (anonymous, origins likely 17th–18th century). Associated with the O’Neill chieftains…
Slievenamon: Written by Charles J. Kickham (a Young Irelander revolutionary and poet) in the mid-19th…
Unofficial anthem is Innisfree, A lyrical ode to Innisfree, an island in Lough Gill, inspired…
Modern ballad by Dermot O’Brien, recorded by artists like P.J. Murrihy). A proud celebration of…
Offaly Rover: Traditional emigrant-style ballad (writer unknown, though popularised by singers like Paddy Reilly and…
The Town of Ballybay: Written by Tommy Makem in the mid-20th century (set to the…
Beautiful Meath: Written by Derek Nelson (as “Oh Beautiful Meath”), adapted and popularised by Mary…
The Green and Red of Mayo, a 1992 song by The Saw Doctors has taken…
County Longford a modern county song popularised by Reg Keating. It replaced Abbeyshrule, referring to…
Limerick You’re a Lady: Written and recorded by Denis Allen in 1979 for the Limerick…
Lovely Leitrim: Written by Philip Fitzpatrick (an NYPD patrolman and Leitrim emigrant) in the early…
Lovely Laois: Written by Christy Cullen in the mid-1990s to fill the gap of no…
The Rose of Mooncoin: Written by Watt Murphy (a 19th-century schoolteacher and poet) as a…
The Curragh of Kildare: Traditional folk song, with the best-known version adapted by Robert Burns…
The Rose of Tralee: Lyrics traditionally attributed to William Pembroke Mulchinock (c. mid-19th century), inspired…
The Fields of Athenry: Written by Pete St. John in 1979. A modern folk ballad…
Farewell to Enniskillen (also known as The Enniskillen Dragoon): Traditional Ulster song from the 19th…
Molly Malone is a traditional folk song, first published in the late 19th century and…
Star of the County Down: Lyrics by Cathal McGarvey (c. late 19th century), set to…
Mary From Dungloe: Originally written by Pádraig Mac Cumhaill in 1936 (a longer tragic version);…
The Town I Loved So Well: Written by Phil Coulter in 1973. A poignant reflection…
Rory Gallagher: Blues and rock guitarist, singer, songwriter from Ballyshannon, County Donegal, but raised in…
Sharon Shannon: Accordionist, fiddler, traditional musician from Ruan, County Clare. Born June 8, 1968. Known…
Lisa O’Neill: Singer-songwriter, contemporary folk artist from Ballyhaise, County Cavan. Born 1982. Known for her…
Leo O’Kelly (Singer-Songwriter, Musician) from Carlow Town. Born 1948. A member of the folk-rock duo…
Charles Wood (Composer) from Armagh City. Born 15 June 1866, died 12 July 1926. A…
Hozier (Andrew Hozier-Byrne) from Bray, County Wicklow: Born March 17, 1990. Singer-songwriter known for his…
Pierce Turner from Ballycanew, County Wexford: Born 1956. Singer-songwriter known for his eclectic rock and…
Niall Horan from Mullingar, County Westmeath: Born September 13, 1993. Pop singer-songwriter, gained fame as…
Gilbert O’Sullivan (Raymond Edward O’Sullivan) from Waterford City, County Waterford: Born December 1, 1946. Singer-songwriter…
Paul Brady from Strabane, County Tyrone: Born May 19, 1947. Singer-songwriter blending folk and pop,…
Gemma Hayes from Ballyporeen, County Tipperary: Born August 11, 1977. Singer-songwriter and composer, known for…