The ANTHEM of Ireland’s county TIPPERARY
Slievenamon: Written by Charles J. Kickham (a Young Irelander revolutionary and poet) in the mid-19th century. A patriotic and romantic…
The ANTHEM of Ireland’s county TYRONE
O’Neill’s March: Traditional clan march (anonymous, origins likely 17th–18th century). Associated with the O’Neill chieftains of Tyrone (possibly Hugh O’Neill…
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The ANTHEM of Ireland’s county CAVAN
My Cavan Girl has become embedded in the heart fo Cavan’s popular culture and identified…
The ANTHEM of Ireland’s county CLARE
My Lovely Rose of Clare: Written by Chris Ball in the late 20th century. A…
The ANTHEM of Ireland’s county CORK
The Banks of My Own Lovely Lee: Music composed by J.C. Shanahan in 1933 (lyrics…
SONGS from Ireland’s county DERRY
The Town I Loved So Well: A poignant homage to Derry City, reflecting on Phil…
SONGS from Ireland’s county DONEGAL
The Homes of Donegal: A nostalgic ballad expressing an emigrant’s longing for the landscapes and…
SONGS from Ireland’s county DOWN
Star of the County Down: A traditional love song celebrating a beautiful woman from Banbridge,…
SONGS from Ireland’s county DUBLIN
Dublin in the Rare Ould Times: A nostalgic ballad lamenting the transformation of Dublin City,…
SONGS from Ireland’s county FERMANAGH
Anna from Fermanagh: A traditional song celebrating a woman from Fermanagh, capturing the county’s charm…