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…
The ANTHEM of Ireland’s county WATERFORD
Bhí sé Lá Pórt Láirge: Traditional Irish-language song. A light-hearted or narrative ballad referencing a day in Waterford city (Pórt…
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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…
SONGS from Ireland’s county GALWAY
Galway Bay: A nostalgic ballad about an emigrant longing for Galway Bay, capturing the beauty…