Tunes are here coded differently than previously.Early Irish Tune Title Index
First version, May 30, 1999. This addition/ correction version, Nov. 18, 2001. Almost all of the tunes older than 1856 can now be found in Aloys Fleischmann's 'Sources of Irish Traditional Music', (SITM) 2 vols., Garland Publishing, 1998. I intend to include most of the Irish tunes given there, with some additons of some other early copies for tunes, except Carolan's, which have been given by Donal O'Sullivan in 'Carolan: The Life Times and Music of An Irish Harper' (DOSC). I do include some of Carolan's more popular ones, used for songs and dances. The dates given for various publications and MS are often quite wrong in SITM, and they do not distinguish between those given in a publication and their guesses as to the date, so one can't tell which is which. Their guessed dates are almost invariably too early. I have taken some estimated dates for single sheet songs with music from BUCEM, but don't rely on these for great accuracy. The first number between vertical bars, |n|, in any listing is the number of the tune in SITM, and any subsequent ones are earlier versions or copies of the tune. A colon terminates all data from a source. The = sign means that the copies of the tunes equated are for practical purposes the same, and I've relied on SITM for most of these. The = sign implies absolutely nothing about any songs that may have been sung to the tunes equated. I have skipped many of the Scots and English tunes given in SITM, but have included a few favorite ones, but usually only one early copy of it, not all that SITM lists. Several tunes in SITM are not taken directly from the cited source. First editions are usually cited as the source, but the tunes are sometimes taken from later editions. Numbers 207 and 208 aren't in the work of 1701 cited as their source, and both are from a concert of 1716. Many dates in SITM are poorly guessed, so their chronological order is badly out of line at places.
NOTE: Most titles are not crossed referenced alphabetically, so use FIND or SEARCH commands on your browser or word processor to search for keywords in titles not listed in alphabetical order.
The first number k in |k|,|l| is the number in SITM, or |0| if not in SITM and is from another source. The second is SITM's number for an early (usually the earliest) version of the tune, and thats where all the versions of the tune will be found regardless of tune title. There are three tunes called "Johnnie McGill", but no primary title entry of this title. They are all found under other 'primary' titles. (The ||'s around the number assure that the number refers uniquely to a single tune number, and can't be confused with numbers in references or in the tune code.)
Accents in Gaelic words are usually not found in the original sources, and I have not thought it necesary to supply these. Of course the spelling is often atrocious, but that's what we have as the primary data. I have given some 'preferred' titles in English as the alphabetized primary title, because of the wide variation in the source spelling of the Gaelic ones. With the fast FIND and SEARCH commands of a web browser or word processor look for (misspelled) Gaelic titles that way. Cross referencing all the variant spellings of Gaelic titles can fill up an index fast, with little real 'meat' in the index.
I have introduced some early tunes not found in SITM. For those found in other versions or copies in SITM I've given the new copies as |SITM#|a,b,etc|. In this way a search on the SITM number, |n|, will also turn up the additional copies. Awkward notation, but this seems preferable to devising a new number for the additional copy which will be meaningless elsewhere.
NIT: 1724: A Collection of the Most Celebrated Irish Tunes. By John and & William Neal, Dublin. n.d. Photo-facsimile reprint, edited by Nicholas Carolan, Dublin, 1986. Irish tunes in Aria di Camera, c 1730-35 are said by Carolan to be taken from this collection. NCCD: c 1726. A Choice Collection of Country Dances, John and William Neal, Dublin. Reprint edited by Rich Jackson and George Fogg. Country Dance Soc., Cambridge, Mass, 1990. Most non-Irish, the majority, tunes deleted here. NCST: Scots tunes, companion vol. to the one above. BO: Ballad operas: BOP: The Beggar's Opera, 1728; QOP: The Quaker's Opera, 1728; COP: The Cobler's Opera, 1728; PLY: Polly, 1729; VOP: The Village Opera, 1729: LRD: Love in a Riddle, 1729: FLR: Flora, 1729; WED: The Wedding, 1729; PAT: The Patron, n.d. [1729]; LOP: The Lover's Opera, 3rd ed, 1730; BWD: The Beggar's Wedding, 4th ed., 1729; FPR: The Female Parson, 1730: OMTW: An old man taught wisdom, 1735; DPY: The Devil to Pay ADC: Aria de Camera, c 1735 BTn: c 1744: BT1. Twelve Scotch and Twelve Irish Airs. by Burke Thumoth, n.d. Printed by J. Simpson, London. Title page bears adv. for James Oswald's A Collection of Curious Scots Tunes, known to have been published by Nov, 1742, and not much earlier. Companion volume, BT2, Twelve English and twelve Irish Airs, probably published at same time. Titles indexed below are from 1st book and later reissue of the second book, from original engraved plates, in Library of Congress. Later in the 18th century, c 1760, the plates of both books were re-engraved, and 'Yemon O nock [Ned of the Hill]' was added to the first volume, and 'Yemoncanoell' dropped. [This may be just title and not tune change. I failed to check.] There is a later edition of both volumes together which has a title something like 48 Scots, Irish and English tunes. CPCn: The Caledonian Pocket Companion. 12 books by James Oswald, London: 1-c 1743; 2- c 1745; 3- c 1751; 4- c 1752; 5-c 1753; 6- c1754; 7- c 1755; 8-c 1756; 9- c 1758; 10-12- c 1759. MCD6: The Sixth Book of Couuntry Dancers, William Manwaring, Dublin, c 1750 JW: John Walsh's 24 CD's for 17nn WCALn: Walsh's Caledonian Country Dances, 1734-? WCD1: Wright's 200 CD's, c 1740 JJn: J. Johnson's 200 CD's. 1- c 1740 [Daniel Wright]; 2- c 1742; 3- 1744; 4- 1748; 5- 1750; 6- 1751; 7?; 8? DRn: Rutherford's collns of 200 CDs; DR1-c 1756; DR2-c1764; DR3-c 1772, this last being from John rather than David Rutherford. D. Rutherford's Choice colln of 60 CD's I now think is about 1758-59, rather than my earlier estimate of 1754, since all are in DR2. Other (poor) guesses are c 1750, but one tune in it premiered in a stage work on Dec. 28, 1753. DDM: c 1775. A Collection of Ancient Scots Music... By Daniel Dow MIB: Walker's Historical Remains, 1786 JCIT: Jackson's Celebrated Irish Tunes. [Walker 'Piper' Jackson of Limerick] Edmund Lee, Dublin. n. d. [c 1790. See Breandan Breathnach's article 'Tunes attributed to Jackson,' EIGSE CHEOL TIRE, II, 45, 1974-75.] AMM: A Collection of Scots Measures, etc. Alex McGlashan, n.d. [c 1778, 1781] AMR2: A Collection of Reels. Alex McGlashan, n.d. [c 1781, 1786] THM: c 1787. The Hiberian Muse, Thompon's, London JBA: 1791: A Curious Collection of Favourite Tunes with Variations to which is added upwards of Fifty favorite Irish Airs. Printed for J[ohn] Brysson. Edinburgh n.d. CIA: Cooke's Selection of twenty one original Irish Airs never before printed. B. Cooke, Dublin, c 1795. See HNS below. AAn: J. Aird's A Selection of Scots, English, Irish and Foreign Airs. Six volumes, I, c 1778; II, 1782; III, 1788; IV, c 1794; V, c 1797; VI, 1804. Only Irish tunes listed here. DCS: 1783. A New and Complete Collection of the most favourite Scots Songs Including a few English and Irish... By Sigr. [Domenico] Corri. 2 vols. Edinburgh. n.d. Date of 1783 from Glen, ESM, and Dick, SRB, who state original printers were Corri and Sutherland. GSRn: Niel Gow and sons, A Collection of Strathspey Reels, 6 bks. 1-1784, 2-1788, 3-1792, 4-c 1800, 5-1804, c-1822. SMM: 1787-1804. The Scots Musical Museum. This contains several Irish tunes and a number not clearly assignable. Listed here from photo-facsimile reprint of 1853 edition. EB1: 1796. A General Collection of the Ancient Irish Music. By Edward Bunting. W. Power and Co, Dublin. I have given only the English titles to these, which may prove unsatisfactory, since Bunting's translations from Gaelic are into 'antiqued' English. GCRn: Niel Gow and sons, A Complete Repository..., 4 bks. 1-1799, 2-1802, 3-1806, 4-1817. HNS: A New Selection of the most Admired Original Irish Airs never before Printed, c 1804. Dublin Published by Hime at his Musical Circulating Library. N0. 34 College Green. c 1805. All but 1 from CIA above. OFNIM: 1804. [P.] O'Farrell's Collection of National Irish Music for the Union Pipes... with a selection of Scotch Tunes. [by P. O'Farrell]. Source Pat Sky's facsimile reprint of 1995. Title page shows O'Farrell's claim to have been the piper for Reeves' Oscar and Malvina, 1791, but the printed score names the piper as a Mr. Courtney. See Sky's introduction for more about this. MSI: John MacPherson Mullollan, A Selection of Irish and Scots Tunes, Edinburgh, 1804? OFPC1: c 1805, 06. O'Farrell's Pocket Companion for the Irish or Union Pipes being a grand Selection of favourite Tunes both Scotch and Irish. by P. O'Farrell. Here, following modern practice, these will be refered to as two volumes of 2 parts each, rather than 4 volumes as cited many places. Part 1 of Vol. I extends through p. 80, and part 2, pp. 80-168. Unlike SITM, the Scots tunes are here listed, but not coded. HOITn: c 1805. S. Holden 'A Collection of Old Established Irish Slow and Quick Tunes', 2vols., Dublin. OHM: 1805. Sidney Owenson, Twelve Original Hiberian Melodies, London HOIMn: c 1807. Smollet Holden, A Collection of the Most Esteem'd Old Irish Melodies, 2 vol., Dublin SMIM: Stevenson and Moore, A Selection of Irish Melodies. Alfred Moffat, The Minstrelsy of Ireland, gives the following dates for Irish Melodies #1, 2 - 1808; #3 - 1810; #4 - 1811; #5 - 1813; #6 -1815; #7 - 1818, [#8- 1821], #9 - 1825?, #10 - 1834. OFPC2: Part 1, through p. 72 -c 1808, part 2 -c 1810. CIMR: 1808. Crosby's Irish Musical Repository. A choice Selection of Esteemed Irish Songs. Published by B. Crosby & Co. London, 1808. Mostly new songs set to older Irish tunes, not all of which are identified by Irish titles, and a few seemingly English imitations of Irish tunes. MAIAn: 1810. A Collection of Ancient Irish Airs, John Mulholland, 2 vol. Belfast, 1810. HPBn: c 1810 M. Hime, Hime's Pocket Book for the German Flute or Violin, 6 vols., Dublin. KCRn: Keith's The Complete Repository of Original Scots Slow Strathspeys and Dances, 2 vols, 1-c 1811, 2- c 1823 FSIMn: 1814.Irish Minstrelcy. with characteristic words by Ed. Fitzsimons and symphonies and accompaniments by Mr. J. Smith, 2 vols. Goulding & Co., London and Dublin, [1814, 16] [Tune titles in work given, first lines of songs omitted] TSC: 1814. George Thompson, A Select Collection of Original Irish Airs, Composed by Beethoven. 2 vols. 1814, 16. Edinburgh [Skipped] KHA: c 1815. Alexr. Kinloch, One Hundred Airs, 2 vols. London. RFMn: 1814-20. Riley's Flute Melodies, New York. 2 vols by parts. vol. 1, 1814-16; vol. 2, 1818-20. MIB2: J. Walker, Historical Remains of the Irish Bards, 2nd ed. 1818. Only tunes not in 1st ed. included here ESIM: c 1820. Charles Egan, A Selection of Ancient Irish Melodies, London EB3: 1840. Edward Bunting, The Ancient Music of Ireland, Dublin, 1840. Pagination is irregular. Tunes is 1st section cited by page #, then short section of tunes after p. 88, noted by 'post 88' here, then main music section where page #'s start over, but here I have given these by the tune #, not page. CGI: c 1840. J. Clinton, Gems of Ireland, tunes not repeated from Bunting, Holden, and SMIM. WCD: c 1840. G. Weippert, National Country Dances, sets 1-3, London. DMM: 1842-3. Dublin Monthly Magazine, in 1841-2 called The Citizen, or Dublin Monthly Magazine, and tunes from these denoted by Citizen and year. HMI: 1844. Fredrick Horncastle, The Music of Ireland, London, 1844 DSN: 1845. James Duffy, The Spirit of the Nation, Dublin, 1845. Songs to old and new tunes. LMI: 1845-6. Joseph Lynch, The Melodies of Ireland, Dublin. TMHI: 1846. Thomas Mooney, A History of Ireland, Boston. HFIM: 1847. John Henderson, The Flowers of Irish Melody, Belfast. Most titles are those of songs. OPPMn: 1849. John O'Daly, The Poets and Poetry of Munster, Dublin. n=1 first edition; n=3 new to the 3rd edition, 1888. PT1: 1855. George Petrie, The Petrie Collection of the Ancient Music of Ireland, I, Dublin. LDMI1: Levey, R. M., The First Collection of The Dance Music of Ireland, London (1858). SP: 1902-5. C. V. Stanford's edition of Petrie's MSS, The Complee Collection of Irish Music. 3 vols: 1, tunes 1-500, 1902; 2, tunes 501-1059, 1902; 3, tunes 1060-1582, 1905. Many untitled ones are duplicates. Untitled tunes are not listed in this titles index, but codes of all are given in the code index. Numbers start from the end of SITM, so |N| = |SP# + 6841| PJ4: 1909. Patrick Weston Joyce. Old Irish Folk Music and Songs. All tunes are now in the code index, but titles not yet folded into this one, but are listed at the end here. CDs- nn: Country Dance collections cited by publisher and year (17, 18)-nn, or approximate year. For additional dance music collection abbreviations see file CNTYDAN2, where there are also usually additional copies of many tunes listed. For additional listings of Scots tunes see file SCOTTUNS.
Abair, a Chumain Ghil; MIB |2205|: Have You seen my Valentine;
EB1 #57 |3382|,|2205|: My Valentine; OFPC2 83 |4206|,|2205|:
Say, my charming fair; TMHI 130 |6524|=|2205|: An Beith, tune-
The Maid Eire is she; OPPM1 72 |6660|,|2205|: A raibh tu ag an
g-Carraif?, Have you been to Carrick?; OPPM3 344
|6694|,|2205|: Abain, a Cumain, gil!; SP 1152 |7893|,|2205|:
Abigail Judge Carolan; EB1 #45 (DOSC 68) |3366|: Abigial Judge;
MAIA1 3 |5130|,|3366|:
Achil Air; EB3 #145 |6063|:
Adieu, my lovely Peggy; SP 430 |7271|:
Adieu, ye young men of Claudy green; SP 757 |7598|:
Adtiocfaid tu a baile liom? (Will you come home with me); SP 1487
|8328|:
The Advice; PT1 78 |6747|: The Advice; SP 764 |7605|:
Advice to a young man in choosing a wife (variant of SP 1438); SP
1437 |8278|:
Ag am mbaile nuad a ta bruingeall modamail mna; SP 1094 |7935|:
Ag an mbotairin buide, ta run mo croide; SP 1489 |8330|,|6708|
Ah sure! [a pair was never seen. Song in 'Duenna']; FSIM2 81
|5381|:
Aileen/ Ellen A Roon; BO/BWD |600|: Ellin Aroon; JJ2
|892|,|600|: Robin Adair; E. Young MS, c 1739 (can't be)
|849|,|600|: Ailen Aroon; BT1 26, Irish |1022|=|892|,|600|:
Ailen Aroon; CPC5 21 |1213|,|600|: Elin a roon; Irish MS of c
1760 |1605|,|600|: Allen a Roon; NLS MS 5449 |1742|,|600|:
Aileen Aroon; WHM, 1775 |1878|,|600|: Aileen Aroon; AA5 72
|2712|,|600|: Ailen Aroon; THM 10 |2794|,|600|: Ailen a Roon;
JBA 20 |2926|,|600|: Robin Adair; Edin. Mus. Misc2., 1793
|3119|: Ah dearest Love; Wicklow Mntns, 1795 |3139|,| 600|: Air
of Aileen Aroon; Vocal Mag3, 1799 |3502|,|600|: Ailen A Roon;
GCR2 11 |3558|,|600|: Ailen A Roon; KCR1 13 |3680|,|600|: Ailen
Aroon with Variations; OFNIM 30 |3903|,|600|: Aileen Aroon
Irish; OFPC1 20 |3965|=|600|: Aleen Aroon; HOIT1 29
|4541|,|600|: Aileen Aroon; HOIM1 17 |4685|,|600|: Aileen
Aroon [for Moore's song, Erin! the tear and the smile in thine
eyes]; SMIM1 #3 |4747|,|600|: Now is the spellworking hours of
the night. Air- Aileen Aroon; CIMR 272 |4845|,|600|: Ailen a
Roon; MAJ 27 |5040|,|600|: Aileen Aroon; HPB4 16 |5246|,|600|:
Aileen Aroon; KHA1 10 |5492|,|600|: Eibhlin A Ruin; MIB2 21
|5605|,|600|: Robin Adier; RFM1 #11 |9275|,|600|: Ellen A
Roone (variations by Lyons in 1702); EB3 #123 |6037|,|600| Abc
3/4 5L15L1 5L15L1: Aileen Aroon; DMM, 1842-3 |6275|=|2976|:
Aileen Aroon; LMI 24 |6419|=|2976|: Eileen Aroon; TMHI 535
|6568|,|600|:
[The tune is in Coffey's The Beggar's Wedding. Kitty Clive's
Gaelic song, possibly the original, was sung Aug. 3, 1742,
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, on other dates that and the
following year, and quickly issued as single sheet song with
music, with copies at BL, Harvard, and Folger. Text only, in
same phonetic Gaelic in The Warbler, p. 8, 1772. Reprinted
several times later with and without music, and as single sheet
song in Dublin. John Hely Hutchinson's expanded imitation
(better song than the repetitious original) commencing 'Oh!
Welcome my Aileen,' was published in The European Magazine,
London, Apr. 1794, only 5 months before he died. It was shortly
later found among his manuscripts and published 'for the first
time' in the periodically issued 'The Charms of Melody',
Dublin, c 1795- 1811. There were several other songs written to
the tune in the latter half of the 18th century.];
Air maidin a-nde, bi camadain sgoil; SP 1116 |7957|:
Air mo gabail tre Bleat Cliat dam; SP 1559 |8400|:
Air to an old English ballad; SP 794 |7635|:
Aisling Phadruic Cundun, tune- The little stack of barley; OPPM1
250 |6689|:
Aitne ban; SP 1360 |8201|:
Alas that I'm not a Frechaun on the Mountain Side; SP 336
|7177|:
Alas that I'm not a little starling bird; SP 819 |7660|:
All Alive; PT1 41 |6720|,|1126|: All alive/ Your welcome to
Waterford; SP 450 |7291|,|6720|:Breeches Loose,JJ5,|1126|
All fun at Finglas; Lee/Hime/Cooke's CDs for 1797 |3474|:
All the way to Galway; SP 849 |7690|:
Allan's Return; PT1 81 |6750|: Allan's return; SP 506
|7347|,|6750|
Allastronn (Mac Domhall's March); DMM, 1843 |6304|:
Allegretto; Oscar and Malvina, 1791 |3060|:
Ally Croaker; TMP1 |1376|: Ally Croaker; Muses Delight, 1754
|1408|=|1376|: Ally Croaker; DR2 |1441|=|1376|: Ally Croaker;
JJ7 |1611|,|1376|: [Ally Croker]; Midas |1643|,|1376|: Ally
Croaker; Mus. Misc. 1786 |2219|=|1376|: When first I began,
Sir; Calliope, 1788 |2385|,|1376|: Ally Croaker; THM 106
|2893|=|1376|: Ally Croaker; NLS MS 3379 |3704|=|1376|: Ally
Croaker [for Moore's song, Through Erin's isle, entitled- The
Shamrock]; SMIM5 #1, 1813 |5335|,|1376|: Ally Croaker; RFM1
#255 |9287|,|1376|: Alley Croker; LMI 31 |6431|,|1376|: Paddy
Croaker; HFIM 76 |6639|,|1376|: Blackwater Foot; PT1 87b
|6755|,|1376|: [See file CNTYDAN2 for other copies. [Song and
tune, "Ally Croker", is on single sheet song with music c 1730,
but I don't have a copy of it. Wm. Chappell in PMOT say tune is
found for a song "No more vain Virgins" in the ballad opera
'Love in a Riddle', but the tune doesn't sound much like "Ally
Croker" to me, and Chappell did not give the ballad opera tune.
Code of tune in ballad opera is Gc 2/2 5L111 227L2. An untitled
tune, #2 in BO/Brittons Strike Home has also been identified as
"Ally Croker" but codes: Ac 4/4 (4) 1111 227L2, "Maggy Lawder".
Change from "Croker" to "Croaker" was evidently in S. Foote's
play 'An Englishman in Paris', 1753. Tune is that for Wm
Collins' "Golden days of good Queen Bess", G. Colman's
"Unfortunate Miss Bailey" and S. Woodworth's "The Hunters of
Kentucky"]
Along the Mourne Shore; PT1 42 |6721|: Along the Mourne shore;
SP 519 |7360|,|6721|:
Along with my love I'll go (1st/2); SP 707 |7548|: Along with my
love I'll go (2nd/2); SP 708 |7549|:
Amiens Park; Rhames' 4CDs- c 1800 |3671|:
An Bruach Grianach (The sunny bank); Citizen4, 1841 |6218|:
An Deoruide Tuirseach (The weary wanderer); Citizen4, 1841
|6207|:
An Duibhgein Cealgach (deceitful stranger); Citizen4 1841
|6225|:
An maigdean cruadhchroidheac (hard-hearted maiden): Citizen4,
1841 |6222|:
And has she then failed in her truth; HFIM 93 |6650|:
And has she then failed in her truth; RFM2 #128 |9348|,cf|6650|:
Andrew Kerr; Wright coll'n, c 1735 |622|: Andrew Kerr; Wright
Flute tut. |722|=|622|: Andrew Kerr; WCAL1 |732|=|622|: Andrew
Kerr; McFarlane MS |803|,|622|: Andrew Carey. Irish; AA5 106
|2728|,|622|: Andrew Carey; Rhames, 3CDs- c 1790 |2996|,|622|:
Andrew Carr; GCR1 36 |3545|,|622|: Andrew Carey; Hime's 48
CDs-04 |3852|,|622|: Andrew Cary Irish; OFPC1 119
|4067|,|622|: Andrew Carey; FSIM2 87 |5383|,|622|: Andrew
Kerr; KHA1 5 |5487|,|622|: Andrew Carey; LMI 51 |6465|,|622|:
The Angel's Whisper [song by S. Lover]; TMHI 242 |6537|:
Annie Dear, air- Maids in May; DSN 185 |6363|: Annie, dear; HFIM
87 |6646|=|6363|:
Aon 's do na piobaireaxta (ace and deuce of pipering); SP 1416
|8257|:
Ap Shenkin; Lee's CDs, 1808 |4856|: Ap Shenkin; Hime's CDs, 1808
|4863|,|4856|: Ap Shenken; RFM1 #216 |9315|,|4856|: Ap
Shenkin; WCD3 5 |6171|,|4856|:
Apples in Winter; OFNIM 22 |3889|: Apples in Winter Irish;
OFPC1 69 |4015|=|3889|: Jackson's favourite Jigg; MAJ 21
|5027|=|3889|: Apples in Winter; LDMI1 2 |9454|:
Ar coinleac glar an fogmair; SP 1181 |8022|:
Ar mo "Ramble" dam, trat nona; SP 1444 |8285|,cf|7351|:
Araby's Daughter [T. Moore song]; TMHI 542 |6571|:
Arah my dear Ev'leen; HOIT1 21 |4521|: Tell me, dear Eveleen;
HOIM3 6 |4736|=|4521|: Arrah my dear Eveleen [for Moore's song,
Silent, oh Moyle, be the roar of thy Water. Title- The Song of
Fionnuala]; SMIM2 #9 |4766|: Silent Oh Moyle; RFM1 #253
|9479|,|4521| [strange scoring]: Arrah dear Eveleen; LMI
10 |6396|:
Archy Boylan; SP 744 |7585|:
Ardharc na Eire (Standard of Ireland); Citizen4, 1841 |6208|:
Art McBride; SP 846 |7687|:
Artur an baiule seo, or Arthur of this town; SP 1144 |7985|:
As a Sailor and a Soldier were walking one day; PT1 192 |6841|:
As a sailor and a soldier; SP 771 |7612|,|6841|:
As I roved out one morning; SP 657 |7498|:
As I strayed out on a foggy morning in harvest; SP 664 |7505|:
As I walked out one evening; SP 659 |7500|:
As I walked out one morning, I heard a dismal cry; PT1 149
|6806|: As I walked out one morning I heard a dismal cry; SP
658 |7499|,|6806|:
As I walked out yesterday evening; SP 665 |7506|:
As I walked over the county Cavan; SP 661 |7502|:
As I was walking one morning in May; SP 663 |7504|:
As I went a walking one morning in Spring; SP 666 |7507|:
As Jimmy and Nancy one evening were straying; SP 687 |7528|:
As through the woods I chanced to roam; SP 667 |7508|:
Assist me, all ye muses; SP 840 |7681|:
At length I crossed the ferry; SP 289 |7130|:
At the little yellow road; PT1 25 |6708|:
The Auld Man's Mare's Dead; AA2 158 |2575|:
[Auld] Lang Sine Scotch; OFPC2 57 |4171|:
Away with the tear; OHM 16 |4381|,|4619?|:
The Nurse's Tune; HOIT2 22 |4619|:
Lullaby; RFM2 #77 |9342|,|4619|:
Bab na gcraob; SP 1410 |8251|:
Bacac mise; SP 1381 |8222|:
Bacac na sleata; SP 1549 |8390|:
Bag of Potatoes; FSIM1 35 |5367|,cf|1627|:
[According to T. Croften Croker, Popular Songs of Ireland,
1839, 'The Land of Potatoes' commencing 'O had I in the clear,
but five hundred a year.' is credited to the singer, Robert
Owenson. BUCEM lists single sheet edition of c 1800, sung by
Mr. Johnstone. In US3, p. 301, 1828, song is credited to
Lysacht with tune direction 'Darby O'Gallicon'.]
Baile Beacain; SP 1431 |8272|:
The bailiff's one daughter; SP 595 |7436|:
Bainis Seain; SP 1081 |7922|: Bainis Seain; SP 1135 |7976|,
|7922|:
Baint arnide faoi duilleban na geraob; SP 1092 |7933|:
Balin a Mone; SS song with music (Oswald imprint, c 1745) |3017|,
|1008|: Balin a mone [Balinamona Ora]; BT2 74, Irish |1008|:
Ballina Mona; JJ4 |1064|,|1008|: Ballinamoney; MCD6 |1106|,
|1008|: Ballinamona Oro; THM 18 |2802|=|2076|: [You know I'm
your priest-song]; Poor Soldier |2076|,|1008|: You know I'm
your priest; Mus. Misc., 1786 |2216|=|2076|: The Irish
Volunteers [The world in each age]; SS song with music, c 1780
(BUCEM) |3042|,|1008|: The Treaty of Commerce; SS song with
music, c 1785 (BUCEM) |3043|=|2076|: You never did hear of an
Irishman's fear; CIMR 119 |4794|,|1008|: Ballinamona Oro; THM
18 |2802|=|2076|: The beautiful boy or the Wedding of
Ballinomono; CGI 21 |6077|,|1008|: The Wedding of Ballyporeen;
LMI 29 |6428|,|1008|: Ballinamona Oro; HFIM 40 |6615|=|2076|:
['Balinamona Ora.' Single sheet song with music, with J.
Oswald's imprint, c 1743-45. Song was in 'The Double
Disappointment', and commences "Wherever I'm going and all
the day long."]
Ballantocher; HOIT2 16 |4603|:
Ballinderry and Cronan; EB3 #56 |5958|: Ballinderry and Cronan;
HMI 75 |6334|=|5958|:
Bally Hacket; HOIT2 24 |4624|:
Ballyhauness; SP 834 |7675|:
Ballymoe; SP 695 |7536|:
Ballypatrick; PT1 147 |6804|:Baile Padraic; SP 1454 |8295|,|6804|
Ballyspellan; Hime's CDs #4, 1810 |5113|:
Ballyvoille House Irish; OFPC1 149 |4099|:
[Baltiorough]; Midas, 1764 |1639|: Baltioura; AA5 87 |2718|,
|1639|: Baltioura; Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3850|=|2718|: Baulthy
Oura; OFPC2 108 |4234|,|1639|: Baltioura; HOIT1 29
|4542|,|1639|: Balti Ora; KHA1 44 |5525|,|1639|: Baltighoran;
EB3 #108 |6021|,|1639|:
Banish misfortune; SP 775 |7616|:
Banks and Braes of Bonnny Doon [Scots]; OFPC1 17 |3960|:
The Banks of Barrow; SP 338 |7179|,cf|7178|:
Banks of Claudy; EB3 #43 |5943|: The Banks of Claudy (1st/2); SP
422 |7263|: The Banks of Claudy (2nd/2); SP 423 |7264|,|7263|:
Banks of Inverness Scotch; OFPC1 143 |4094|:
Banks of the Devon; OFPC2 109 |4235|,|2276|:
Banks of the Shannon, The; EB1 #31 |3347|: The Banks of the
Shannon; SP 805 |7646|,|3347|:
The Banks of the Slaney; Rhames' 4CDs c 1800 |3670|:
The banks of the Suir, the; SP 802 |7643|:
Banks of the Suir; SP 803 |7644|:
The Banks of the Sweet Barrow; SP 337 |7178|,cf|4719|
Bar fast the Door O. Irish; OFPC2 29 |4137|,cf|4095|: Aisling
Eadbhiard do Noglaich, tune Open the door O!; OPPM1 244
|6688|,|2166| [Scots or English, Mary Scott]
Barbara nig Domnaill; SP 1294 |8135|:
The Bard's Legacy; HOIT2 39 |4666|=|4146|: [The Bard's Legacy,
for Moore's song, The Legacy, When in death I shall calmly
recline]; SMIM2 #4 |4761|,|4146|: The Bard's Legacy Irish;
OFPC2 34 |4146|: The Legacy; KHA1 38 |5519|=|4146|: The Legacy;
RFM1 #314 |0|,|4146|: The Legacy; WCD1 5 |6132|=|4146|: The
Bard's Request; LMI 2 |6383|=|4146|: My love is breathing a
prayer for me; HFIM 23 |6602|=|4146|:
The Bards Whim; OFPC2 117 |4243|:
The Bardic Caoine or funeral Cry; HMI 19 |6313|:
Barley Bree [English?]; OFPC2 119 |4246|:
Barley Cakes; CPC10 2 |1278|:
The Barley grain (1st/2); SP 293 |7134|:
The Barley grain (2nd/2); SP 294 |7135|:
Barley Sugar; JJ3 98 |992|: Behind the Bush in the Garden; AA2 3
|2521|,|992|: Behind the Bush in the Garden; HOIT1 5 |4478|=
|2521|: Behind the Bush in the Garden; RFM1 #23 |9312|,|992|:
Behind the bush in the garden; SP 769 |7610|: How can we
abstain from Whisky; Fraser's Highland Airs, |9361|,|992|:
[English Barley Sugar is Scots Barley Cakes, and English Barley
Cakes is different]
Barr an t-sleib (top of the mountain, a dance); SP 1450 |8291|:
Barr na craoibe cubarta; (O'Neill's MS); SP 1372 |8213|
Barr na craoide cumra; SP 1563 |8404|,|8213|:
Barrack Hill; SP 926 |7767|:
Bas an uisge beats; SP 1196 |8037|
Bas na Gcarad se buairidh me; Citizen4, 1841 |6217|:
Basda an brisdin leatair; SP 1392 |8233|:
A Basket of Oysters, or Paddy the Weaver; AA3 488 |2632| (1st st
= |1486|): The Basket of Oysters; AA5 95 |2719| (2nd st=
|1498|): Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3853| (2nd st= |1486|); (1st st=
Green sleeves):
The Basket of Oysters; OFPC2 123 (4 strains) |4248|
Irish Air; NLS MS 3346 |1715|: Paddy the Weaver; HOIT1
36 |4558|=|2632|: Basket of Oysters [for Moore's song, Oh,
could we do with this world of ours]; SMIM10 #12 |5740|,|2719|:
Bath Medley/ Ye Medley, or Ye Humours of Bath; Neals' News Airs,
1723 |382|: Medley [Bath Medley]; NCCD 18 |502|=|382|: Humours
of the Bath; NCDM 1728 |570|,|382|: Spring's A Coming [1st line
of T. Aston's song to Bath Medley]; BO/BWD |590|,|382|: Bath
Medley; BO/DPY |640|,|382|: Bath Medley; McFarlane MS |795|,
|382|: Bath Medley; McFarlane MS |795|, |382|: Bath Medley
Irish; OFPC1 128 |4075|,|382|:
[A tune called "The Medley" in BO/Penelope is different]
Battle of Argan More; EB3 post 88 3 |5889|:
Battle of the Roe, the, by Gillan (1st/4); SP 425 |7266|: Battle
of the Roe, the (2nd/4); SP 426 |7267|: Battle of the Roe, the
(3rd/4); SP 427 |7268|: Battle of the Roe, the (4th/4); SP 428
|7269|:
Be Eirean i; SP 1157 |7898|:
Be n Eirin; SP 1158 |7899|:
Be wise, beware; SP 854 |7695|:
Bean a bain dilleasc; SP 1516 |8357|:
Bean a tabairne, or The hostess; SP 1207 |8048|:
A bean a tige na pairte (1st); SP 1088 |7929|: A bean a'tige na
pairte; SP 1249 |8090|,|7929|:
Bean an fir ruaid; SP 1115 |7956|:
Bean an fir ruaid; SP 1140 |7981|,|5999|:
Bean dub an gleana; SP 1138 |7979|:
Bean dub o'n sliab (Black-haired woman from the mountain,
(1st/3); SP 1566 |8407|: Bean dub o'n sliab (2nd/3); SP 1567
|8408|,|8407|: Bean dub o'n sliab (3rd/3); SP 1568
|8409|,cf|8407|:
An bean ut sois 4 bouac an. t-srutain, seo to leo; SP 1532
|8373|:
Bear Leigean Doibh; HOIT2 6 |4572|: Bear Leigean Doibh; West's
Irish CDs, c 1820 |5633|=|4572|:
Beardless Boy, The; EB1 #9 |3319|: The beardless Boy [without
song]; SMIM1 1 5 |4744|: Mine be the cottage within the vale.
Air- The Beardless Boy; CIMR 226 |4832|=|2979|: The Dissipated
Youth; EB2 12 |4889|,|2979|: Kate Martin; MAJ 12 |5007|,|2979|:
Ol-dan sheaghain ui thuama, tune- the growling old woman; OPPM1
64 |6657|,|2979|: Priest with the Collar, the (from MS,c 1750);
PT1 190 |6839|,|2979|: "Priest" a mornin; SP 1065
|7906|,|6839|:
The Beauteous Fair Molly; EB2 30 |4914|:
Beautiful Molly McKeon; SP 325 |7166|:
Because I was a bonny lad; WCAL2 |750|: Clever Lad or Gin I was a
bonny lad; JJD2 |873|,|750|: Because he was a bonny lad; RBR
|1513|,|750|: Bonny Lads; Rhames, 3 Admir. CDs, c 1790 |3002|,
|750|: Because he was a bonny lad; GCR1 23 |2327|,|750|: Bonny
Lads; Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3842|=|3002|:
B'furusda atne nac bfaca tu Rosa a-riam; SP 1200 |8041|,|6745|:
Beg Van Ella Gum; OFPC2 142 |4268|:
The Beggarman; EB3 #82 |5991|:
Bein leat me; SP 1426 |8267|,|5913|:
The Belfast Mountain; SP 558 |7399|:
Berfain duit iartar ag iarraid (I would advise you to pass over
the boundary); SP 1510 |8351|:
Berks of Endermay [Scots]; OFNIM 52 |3939|:
Berry Dhoan, The brown oxen, Manx; SP 773 |7614|:
Beside a Rath; EB2 49 |4957|,cf|1086|: To the Battle Men of Erin;
HMI 104 |6342|=|4957|:
Beside the river Loune; SP 806 |7647|:
Bessy of Dromore (1st/2); SP 414 |7255|: Bessy of Dromore
(2nd/2); SP 415 |7256|,|7255|:
Bfear liom a bheith marbh; Citizen3, 1841 |6193|:
Bhfuil Maire ceansa Marbh (Is gentle Mary dead); Citizen4, 1841
|6215|:
Bhi me mo chodladh areir (I was sleeping last night); DMM, 1842
|6253|:
Biddy I'm not jesting; SP 307 |7148|:
Bide your time; DSN 100 |6355|:
Bidean tu fad a-muig; SP 1337 |8178|:
Bideas, la breag margaid, sios an sraid Poirt Lairge; SP 1490
|8331|:
Big Bow-Wow; AA1 104 |2481|: Bigg Bow Wow; HOIT1 27
|4538|=|2481|:
Billy O'Rourke [song- Some Run after the Buck and Doe]; Wicklow
Mntns, 1795 |3138|: Irish Merry-making [commencing, 'There with
fun we the stocking throw' Song by A. Cherry]; CIMR 198
|4822|=|3138|: We with fun the Stocking throw; RFM2 #144
|9332|,|3138|:
Bi mise la a dul go Luimneac (I was going one day to Limerick);
SP 1493 |8334|:
Binn Lisin Aorach an Bhrogha, the fairy rath of Bruff; OPPM1 202
|6679|:
The bird alone (1st); SP 611 |7452|: The bird alone (2nd); SP 612
|7453|:
The Birks of Abergeldy Scotch; OFPC2 19 |4128|,|2603|:
The Black and Brown; HOIT2 20 |4616|:
Black Bird/ The Bonny Lass of Aberdeen; CPC12 4 |9386|,|3196|:
Black Bird, The; CIA 3 |3196| = HNS 3 |4404|=|3196|: The Black
Bird very Old Irish; OFPC1 132 |4079|,|3196|: The Blackbird;
MSI 2 |4273|=|3196|: The Black Bird; HPB2 42 |5228|=|3196|: The
Blackbird; EB3 #98 |6010|,|3196|: The Blackbird; HFIM 9
|6593|,|3196|: Blackbird and the Thrush, the (1840); PT1 148
|6805|,|3196|:
The blackbird and the thrush; SP 822 |7663|,|6805|:
Black-eyed Susan; SP 729 |7570|:
Black haired girl, The; EB3 #31 |5928|:
Black Joke/ The Original Black Joke sent from Dublin; SS song
with music, c 1730 |9350|,|589|: The Original Coal-Black Joke;
SS song with music, c 1730 |3044|, |589|: Coal Black Joke;
BO/BWD |589|: Black Joke; Wright coll'n, c 1735 |628|=|589|:
Black Joke; Walsh 3rd bk. Jiggs |649|,|589|: Black Joke;
Achilles, 1733 |667|,|589|: Black Joak; McFarlane MS |799|,
|589|: Black Joke; WCD1 |854|,|589|: Black Jock; NLS MS 2086
|1154|,|589|: Burlesque on Black Joke; CPC7 18 |1237|,|589|:
Gig to Burlesque on Black Joke; CPC7 19 |1238|,|589|: Black
Jock; NLS MS Adv 5.2.20 |1621|,|589|: Black Jock; NLS MS 3346
|1707|,|589|: Irish Tune [3]; NLS MS 5449 |1745|,|589|: Black
Joke; TMP2 |1795|,|589|: [The Siege of Troy- song, but see
{4788}]; Mus. Misc., 1786 |2228|,|589|: Black Jock; AA2 73
|2547|,|589|: Black Joke; THM 102 |2889|,|589|: Black Jock; JBA
27 |2934|,|589|: New Black Joke [new song, "Could I know all
the world", old tune]; SS song with music |3022|,|589|: The
Favourite Irish Song [The ladies of rank]; SS song with music
|3039|,cf|589|: The Black Joke with Variations Irish; OFPC1 92
|4037|,|589| Gc 6/8 5L122 3322: Black Joke -Original; GCR4 10
|4430|,|589|: Black Joke -Modern; GCR4 10 |4430|,|589|: The
black joke [for Moore's song, Sublime was the warning]; SMIM2
#11 |4768|,|589|: [Songs; Sprig of Shilelah p. 9, and Paddy
McShane's seven ages (attributed to Colman in US3, p. 144) p.
13]; CIMR 9 |4770|,|589|: Black Jock; NLS MS Panmure 27
|5125|,|589|: Black Joke; HPB5 43 |5271|,|589|: The Black Joke;
KHA1 21 |5502|,|589|: Sprig of Shillelah; RFM1 #333 |9278|,
|589|: The Sprig of Shillelah; GCI 9 |6073|,|589|: A Sprig of
Shillelah and Shamrock so Green; WCD3 22 |6180|,|589|: The
Black Joke; DMM, 1842-3 |6286|,|589|: The Sprig of Shillelah;
LMI 65 |6488|,|589|: Tara's Old Green [song by Tho. Mooney;
TMHI 319 |6546|,|589|: The Sprig of Shillelah; HFIM 27
|6606|,|589|:
The black phantom; SP 579 |7420| Ebc 3/4 3565 1H555
The Black Rock; OFPC2 83 |4205|: Black Rock; SP 950 |7791|,
|4205|:
Black rose bud (1st); EB3 #18 |5913|: Black rose bud (2nd); EB3
#19 |5914|: Little Black Rose; Citizen, 1842 |6239|,|5913|:
Roisin Dubh; Citizen, 1842 |6252|,|5913|: Rois Gheal Dubh,
Roisin Dubh; OPPM1 210 |6680|,cf|5913|: Roisin Dubh; OPPM1 211
|6681|,|5913|: Rois Geal Dubh, the fair-skinned, dark-haired
Rose; PT1 95 |6760|,|5913|: Rois geal dub; SP 1180 |8021|:
The blackberry blossom; SP 475 |7316|:
The blackbird and the hen; EB3 #7 |5899|: Sweet Portaferry; EB3
#76 |5980|,|5899|: Why weep thus, dear Norah?; HFIM 72
|6636|=|5980|:
The Blackbird and the thrush; EB3 #3 |5895|:
Blackwater foot; SP 897 |7738|:
Blarney Castle; Irish Fair, 1772 |9370|,|1486|: Irish Tune
[Blarney Castle]; NLS MS 3346, c 1765 |1669|,|1486|: Bow Vow;
DR3 |1486|: Irish Tune: NLS MS 3346 |1669|,|1486|: Tibbie
Dunbar [song]; SMM #207 |2286|,|1486|: Come under my plaidie
[Johnny McGill]; SMM #533 |2364|,|1486|: Johnny MacGill; AA2
119 |2560|=|1669|: Blarney Castle; HOIT1 15 |4502|,|1486|:
Irish Air in Love in a Camp; THM 43 |2828|,|1486|: Johnny
McGill; GCR1 28 |3533|=|1669|: Rogue Erra Duff. The Black
Rogue; OFNIM 40 |3919|,|1486|: The bunch of green rushes that
grew at the brim [for Moore's song, This life is all
chequer'd]; SMIM4 #12, 1811 |5107|,|1486|: Johnny Magee; KHA1
18 |5499|=|1669|: Blarney Castle; RFM1 #30 |9325|: The Bunch of
Green Rushes; LMI 16 |6406|=|5107|: Oh what shall I do with
this silly old man (Scots title); SP 530 |7371|,|1486|: The
black joke [rather, The black rogue]; SP 574 |7415|,|1486|:
A Rog-aire dub, or the black rogue; SP 1265 |8106|,|1486|:
The Blarney Stone; CGI 120 |6101|:
Blat na geraob; SP 1131 |7972|:
Bless Tipperary Irish; OFPC1 8 |3950|:
The Blessington maid; SP 539 |7380|:
Blewett's Jigg; Power's dances, c 1811 |5300|,cf|185|: Blewit's
Jig; Hime's CDs #10, c 1814 |5446|=|5300|: Charming Judy
Brallahan; DGI 35 |6081|,|5300|: Judy Callaghan and Master
Brallaghan; WCD3 29 |6184|,|5300|:
The blind beggar of the glen; SP 680 |7521|:
Blind man's dream; SP 684 |7525|:
Blind Poll; CGI 195 |6122|,|971-Blind Mary|
The blind woman's lament for the loss of her daughter; SP 833
|7674|:
The blooming lily; SP 608 |7449|:
The Blossom of the Rasberry; CPC4 17 |1190|: Blossom of the
Rasberry [O young man]; EB1 #51 |3373|: The Captivating Youth;
EB2 11 |4884|,|1190|: Oganaigh Oig; MAIA2 61 |5184|,|1190|: The
Captivating Youth [for Moore's song, Sweet Innisfallen, fare
the well; SMIM9 #1 |5717|,|1190|: Miss Hamilton (by Lyons in
1700, SMM #176?); EB3 #107 |6020|, |1190|:
Blow, old woman, and be merry; SP 1121 |7962|:
Blow the Candle Out (c 1815); PT1 63 |6735|: Blow the Candle out;
SP 634 |7475|,|6735|
The Blue Bonnett Irish; OFPC2 18 |4125|,|3962|:
Bo. bo. bo na leat-aidirce!; SP 1293 |8134|:
The Boatman's song; HMI 61 |6328|:
Bob and Joan/ [The Keys of the Cellar- Scots]/ Bob and John; GCR2
22 |3568|: Bobbing Joan; Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3833|,|1512|: Bob
and Joan; OFPC2 2 |4107|,|1512|: O Love and Whiskey both [to
Bob and Joan]; CIMR 178 |4814|,|1512|: Bob and Joan [for
Moore's song, Fill the bumper fair]; SMIM6 #11, 1815 |5358|,
|1512|: Love and Whiskey; KHA1 28 |5509|,|1512|: Bobbin Joan or
Patriotic diggers; RFM1 #143 |9309|,|1512|: Bob and Joan; LMI
39 |6445|,|1512|:
[Scots, Key of the Cellar, see in file CNTYDAN2. Also in SMM
#543]
Bob Jordon - Carolan; EB1 #59 (DOSC 66) |3384|:
Bodachan a Gridh; HPB3 65 |5243|=|2690, Scots|
Bog an Nuadh; McFarlane MS |798|:
Bogafid fusta; SP 1577 |8418|:
Bogg Trotter; Titleless dance colln, c 1751 |1350|:
Boil the breakfast early; SP 891 |7732|:
Bold Captain Friney; SP 734 |7575|:
The Bold Dragoon; FSIM2 55 |5372|:
Bold Sportsman (The Carpenter's March); SP 1312 |8153|:
Bonnie [Bonny] Annie; Campbell's Reels [from D. Dow's '37 New
Reels'] |2159|: Bonny Annie; AA3 548 |2649|=|2159|: Bonny
Annie; GCR1 22 |3526|=|2159|:
Bonny Black Irish Maid, The; CIA 6 |3202| = HNS 5 |4410|=|3202|:
Dear Black Maid, The; EB1 #40 |3360|,|3202|: The Bonny Black
Irish Maid; MSI 23 |4308|=|3202|: The Dear Black Maid [for
Moore's song, How oft has the Benshee cried]; SMIM2 #5 |4762|,
|3202|: The Dear Black Maid; DMM, 1842-3 |6283|=|4762|:
The Dear Black Maid; LMI 48 |6459|=|3360|:
Bonny Charlie; AA2 109 |2557|:
Bonny Dundee Scotch; OFPC1 114 |4060|,|111|:
The Boney Hilander Irish; OFPC2 36 |4139|,|1803|: She is the
Girl; WCD2 22 |6163|=|4139|?
Bonny Lad and Bonny Lass; NCCD 24 |505|:
A bonny lass to marry me [Scots]; OFPC2 109 |4236|,|1526|:
The Bonny light horseman; SP 779 |7620|:
The borders of sweet Colle Hill; SP 561 |7402|:
The Bottom of the Punch Bowl Scotch; OFPC1 75 |4024|,|1053|:
Box about the fire-place, Reel; SP 888 |7729|:
The Boyne; Atkinson MS |134|:
The Boyne Hunt Irish; OFPC1 50 |3995|:
Boyne Water/ Untitled [Boyne Water]; Bowie MS |243|: Water Song
[Tune-Boyne Water]; Pills5, 1719 |369|,|243|: The Rashes, CPC5
26 |1217|, |243|: When the King came over the water; CPC11 23
|1312|,|243|: King William over the Boyne Water; NLS MS 5.2.25
|1911|,|243|: O May thy morn [-song]; SMM #464 |2347|,|243|:
Boyne Water; AA2 121 |2561|,|243|: The Cavalcade of the
Boyne; EB2 40 |4935|,|243|: Boyne Water; HPB5 53 |5273|,|243|:
Boyne Water; RFM1 #293 |9325|,|243|: Boyne Water [for Moore's
song, As vanquished Erin wept beside]; SMIM9 #7 |5723|,|243|:
Native Swords, tune- Boyne Water; DSN 32 |6348|,|243|:
[Earlier in Atkison MS, c 1694, as "Playing among the
rashes"]
Brae! na pog; SP 1555 |8396|:
The Braes of Balandine Scotch; OFPC1 93 |4038|:
The bragging man, a Cork Reel; SP 900 |7741|:
The Brahes of Balinscorthy; Hime's CDs-99 |3586|:
Braes of Busbie [Scots]; OFPC1 140 |4090|,|2408|:
The Braes of Moran [Scots?]; OFPC2 148 |4271|:
The Brave Irish lad; SP 391 |7232|:
The Breeches on; SP 473 |7314|: The Irish boy; SP 586 |7427|,
|7314|: The Irish lad's a jolly boy; SP 989 |7830|,|7427|:
Brian Boru's March; CGI 196 |6123|:
Bridget Cruise; EB2 31 (DOSC 26): Young Bridget; EB3 #111 (DOSC
*29) |6024|
Bridget my Treasure Irish; OFPC2 34 |4145|: Bridget My
Treasure; HOIT2 38 |4663|=|4145|:
Bridget O Neill; EB2 63 |4971|:
Bridget of the mildest smile; SP 725 |7566|:
The Bright dawn of day; SP 390 |7231|:
Brigid ab cuil bain, or Brigid of the fair hair; SP 1217 |8058|:
Brigid ingen Suibne baln; SP 1074 |7915|:
A Brigid! Is tu le mi-rat; SP 1550 |8391|:
Brigid og na gcumann (young Brigid, my beloved, 1st); SP 1307
|8148|: A Brigid og na gcumann (Oh young Brigid, my beloved,
2nd); SP 1308 |8149|,|8148|:
Brisk Irish Lad, The; CIMR 116 |4793|:
Briste breidin; SP 1118 |7959|:
The Bown and White Garland; EB3 #132 |6048|:
The Brown Maid [Cailin Don], The; EB1 #32 |3348|: The Brown Maid;
HOIM1 16 |4684|=|3348|: The Brown Maid [for Moore's song, Oh
breathe not his name]; SMIM1 #4 |4748|,|3348|: Oh touch, dear
maid. Air-The Brown Maid; CIMR 181 |4815|=|3348|: The Brown
Maid; DMM, 1842-3 |6276|= |3348|: The Brown Maid; LMI 17
|6407|=|3348|:
Brown Thorn, The; EB1 #4 |3314|: The Brown Sloe Bush; HOIT2 15
|4600|,|3314|: The Brown Thorn; HOIM1 8 |4676|,|3314|: Brown
Slow Bush; HOIM2 49 |4719|,|3314|: The Brown Thorn; HOIM3 8
|4738|=|4676|: The Brown Thorn [for Moore's song, Oh! haste,
and leave this sacred Isle]; SMIM2 #1 |4757|,|3314|: Why do you
lovely Virgins mourn. Air-The Brown Thorn; CIMR 207 |4826|=
|3314|: The Brown Maid; LMI 9 |6394|=|3314|: Why do Lovely
Virgins Mourn?; HFIM 74 |6638|=|3314|: An Draonan Donn, the
brown sloe tree; OPPM1 238 |6687|=|4600|: The Brown thorn; SP
451 |7292|,|4757|:
Bruscar; SP 1272 |8113|:
Bryan MacCowall; SP 739 |7580|:
Bryan O'Neil; HOIT1 10 |4491|:
A buacaillide oga! am baile seo; SP 1496 |8337|:
A buacaillide Cubgnaige le cede, no An buacaillin donn (Oh Boys
help each other); SP 1254 |8095|:
Buacaillin adbeil (The stout little boy); SP 1275 |8116|:
An buacaillin don, no Cuaille in ple-raca; SP 1255 |8096|:
The buachalin og march; SP 997 |7838|:
Buachaill Cuil Dubh (the wicked black boy); Citizen4, 1841
|6212|: Black Slender Boy (1/3 settings); PT1 22A |6705|,
cf|6212|: Black Slender Boy (2/3 settings); PT1 22B |6706|,
|cf|6212| Ebc(6) 3/4 5231 5331: Cassiodech Ban, or White
Cassidey (3/3 settings); PT1 23 |6707|,|6212|: Name
Unascertained, Song tune; PT1 157 |6812|: An buacaill caol dub
(1st/3); SP 1260 |8101|,|6812|: An buacaill caol dub (2nd/3);
SP 1261 |8102|,|6705|: An buacaill caol dub (3rd/3); SP 1262
|8103|,|6705|:
Buacaillin don; SP 1256 |8097|:
Buacaillin og (Young boy); SP 1266 |8107|:
An buchaillin don (O'Neill's MS); SP 1257 |8098|:
Buail na broga (Battle the Brogues); DMM, 1843 |6291|:
The Bucks of Ahasnagh, the; SP 938 |7779|:
Bucks of Westmeath; Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3872|: Bucks of Westmeath;
HOIT1 8 |4485|=|3872|: Bucks of Westmeath; RFM1 #26 |9302|,
|3872|: Bucks of Westmeath; LDMI1 16 |9468|:
Budro; Apollo's Banq., 1691 |124|:
Buff Coat; DM4, 1670 |76|: My husband's a journey to Portugal
gone [for Moore's song, Ne'er ask the Hour]; SMIM8 #1, 1821
|5588|,|76|:
Bumper Esquire Jones; Calliope, 1739 [1746?] |848|: Bumpers
Squire Jones; JJ3 |1004|=|848|: Bumpers Esquire Jones; BT2 66,
English |1007|=|848|: Bumpers Squire Jones; JW7 |1368|= |848|:
Bumpers, 'Squire Jones; Muses Delight 1754 |1403|=|848|: The
Bumper Squire Jones; Irish Lilt, BL |1753|=|848|: Ye good
fellows all; Ritson's Sel. Coll'n |2088|=|848|: Bumpers Squire
Jones; THM 51 |2836|=|1953|: Squire Jones; CIA 11 |3212|,|848|=
HNS 6 |4417|=|3212|: Bumper Squire Jones; OFNIM 19 |3883|=
|1953|: Bumper Squire Jones; MSI 51 |4371|=|1953|: Bumper
Squire Jones; CIMR 55 |4781|=|1953|: Bumper Squire Jones; EB2
26 |4910|,|848|: A Bumper Squire Jones; MAJ 40 (misnumbered 34)
|5007|=|848|: Pleidhraca Na Jones; MIB2 16 |5600|=|4910|:
Planxty Jones; Citizen, 1842 |6229|=|4909| Bumper Squire Jones;
LMI 72 |6500|=|4909|:
[Given as English tune by Thumoth. Claimed as T. O'Carollan's
composition by Bunting, following credit apparently first found
in the issue of O'Carolan's tunes of 1780, followed by that
slightly later in The Hibernian Muse. Song and tune in
Gentleman's Magazine, 1744, with dance directions, and note
that Beard sang it in The Provok'd Wife. He sang it in (or
with) The Double Dealer in March, 1742. London single sheet
song with music, c 1730-45. BUCEM listing, and copies in Lib.
of Congress, Folger. Song without music in The Canary Bird,
1745. None of these credit author or composer. Copy with music
in The Muses Delight, Liverpool, 1754, adds 'sung by Mr.
Lowe.']
The [Bunch] Bench of Rushes; HOIT2 17 |4606|,|4253|: Bunch of
Rushes, The; OFPC2 129 |4253|: The Bench of Rushes; HOIM1 10:
The Bench of Rushes; HOIM3 10 |4740|=|4678|: Oh! pleasant was
the moon. Air-The Bench of Rushes; CIMR 196 |4821|=|4678|: An
Beinsin Luachradh, the little bench of rushes; OPPM1 128
|6669|=|4606|:
Bundle of rushes; EB2 39 |4929|:
Bung Your Eye; WCAL3 |759|: Bung your eye; NLS MS 3346 |1681|,
|759|: [Bung your Eye]; SMM #219 |9381|, |759: Bung your eye;
AA1 15 |2453|, |759|: Bung Your Eye; GCG1 21 |3523|=|1681|:
Push about the Jugg; OFPC1 130 |4078|,|759|: Jig Naboclish; MSI
35 |4335|=|759|:
The bungalow jig; SP 962 |7803|:
The Burn of Carnie; RBR |1546|:
Burn the May Bush; CGI 130 |6104|:
Burn's March; EB2 6 |4880|: Burn's March; HMI 56 |6326|,|4880|:
Burnetts Rondo; OFPC2 22 |0|:
Butcher Boy [Irish?]; SMM #304 |9385|:
The Butchers March Irish; OFPC2 63 |4176|:
The Butterfly; EB2 46 |4947|:
By the Feal's wave benighted [Moore's song to untitled tune];
SMIM9 #8 |5724|:
Byrns March a very old tune Irish; OFPC1 30 |3975|:
Ca r'fag tu briste? A sean duine croide!; SP 1190 |8031|:
Cailin ag buaint luacra; SP 1359 |8200|:
An Cailin ban, the fair girl (1839); PT1 45 |6724|,|4142|,
cf|2767|:
Cailin beg na luacrad; SP 1358 |8199|:
Cailin deas don (pretty brown girl, 1st); SP 1327 |8168|,|4196|:
Cailin deas don (pretty brown girl, 2nd); SP 1328 |8169|,|4196|:
A cailin deas oig an guinin uaitne!; SP 1427 |8268|:
Cailin Don; HOIT2 23 |4621|: An cailin don; SP 1218 |8059|,
|4621|:
A Cailin don deas na geiaca bana (O pretty girl with the white
breasts); SP 1326 |8167|,|7919|:
Cailin dub; SP 1320 |8161|:
An Cailin ruad; SP 1099 |7940|:
An cailin ruad; SP 1321 |8162|:
An Cailin ruad (O'Neill's MS); SP 1100 |7941|: An cailin ruad; SP
1323 |8164|,|7941|:
An Cailin ruad; SP 1101 |7942|:
An cailin ruad; SP 1324 |8165|:
A cailin uasail gruaige breag buidhe (1st/2); SP 1556 |8397|: A
cailin uasail gruaige breag buidhe (2nd/2); SP 1557 |8398,
|8397|:
Caillec a marbuigis me (Hag, you've killed me); SP 1236 |8077|:
Cain O'Hara Irish; OFPC2 19 |4127|,|951|: Cahan O'Hara; SP 749
|7590|,|4127|:
Cairngorm Mountain/ Favourite Irish Air; NLS MS 3346 |1713|: An
Irish Air; McDonald's Highland Airs |2108|=|1713|: Highlander's
Lament; SMM #588 |9374|,|1713|: An Irish Jig; AA5 184
|2747|=|1713|: An Irish Jig; AA5 180 |2747|=|1713|: Irish Air
[Cairngorm mountain]; THM 23 |2807|=|1713|: Irish Air; JBA 34
|2946|=|1713|: Cairngorm Mountain; GSR4 11 |3658|,|1713|:
Caismeachd Mac Cartha (MacCarthy's March); DMM, 1843 |6294|:
A caitioc Roidin (1st/2); SP 1467 |8308|: A Caitioc Roidin
(2nd/2); SP 1468 |8309|:
Caitlin Albanaigh (Kitty Scott); Citizen, 1842 |6233|:
The Caledonian Hunt; Campbells Reels |2180|: The Caledonian Hunt;
AA4 31 |2670|=|2180|: Caledonian Hunt; Caled. Muse |2974|=
|2180|: The Caledonian Hunt; GSR1 10 |3248|=|2180|: The
Caledonian Hunt; McFadyen's Repos. c 1800 |3639|=|2180|:
Caledonian Hunts Delight/ Favourite Irish Air; NLS MS 3346
|1712|: Lamberton Races; Campbell's Reels |2150|,|1712|:
Caledonian Hunt's Delight; AA4 134 |2683|,|1712|: The
Caledonian Hunt's Delight; GSR2 1 |3262|=|2683|: The Caledonian
Hunts Delight; KHA2 47 |5571|,|1712|:
The Caledonian Jigg [Drown Drouth?]; KHA2 27 |5555|:
Calleen Dass or Pretty Maid Irish; OFPC2 7 |4111|:
Callino Casturame; Ballet Lute MS |3|: Calino Casturame; FVB
|8|, |3|:
Calloch A Theusa Irish; OFPC1 113 |4058|: Caileach a Tuise-The
hag in the blanket; MIB2 41 |5625|=|4058|: Cailleac an t-susa
(1st); SP 1363 |8204|,|4058|: Cailleac an t-susa (2nd); SP 1364
|8205|:
Cameronian Rant Scotch; OFPC2 44 |4162|,|1412|:
Caoinan or Irish Funeral Song; Trans Roy. Irish Acad, 1782
|2054|:
The Caoinan; EB3 post 88 2 |5887|
Captn. Brown's favorite; OFPC2 79 |4201|:
Captain Deleny; McFarlane MS |788|: [Bawdy song in NLS MS 6299, c
1745]
Captain Hawkers Favorite; OFPC2 47:
Capten Magen; NIT 11 (DOSC 93) |394|: Capt.n McCann; NCCD 13
|497|=|394|: Captain Mack Can; BO/BWD |591|,|394|: Captain
Mackean; McFarlane MS |836|,|394|: Cap Magan; JJ2 |885|=|394|:
Captain Magan; HOIT2 28 |4636|=|394|: Captain Magan; SMIM3 5
(DOSC 93) |5080|,|394|: Capt. Magan; MAIA1 28 |5148|=|394|:
[There is a song to the tune in an early issue of The
Gentleman's Magazine, c 1735, and a humorous one of this title
by G. Colman appears in Davenport's Beauties of Song for 1803,
commencing 'The face of brave Captain Megan, Was as broad as a
big frying-pan.' [Below in CIMR] Same, without music in The
Harp of Erin, 1812. It is printed to the tune "Captain Megan"
in R. A. Smith's The Irish Minstrel, 1825. The original song
would appear to be the very bawdy "Captain McKean" in NLS MS
6299, whose first word is partially obscured, but otherwise
commences "Bon]ny maidens you all both great and small."]
Captain Megan [G. Colman's song, see above]; CIMR 162
|4808|,|4021|:
Captain Oakhain A favourite Irish Tune; AMR2 36 |0|,|2634|: Capt.
O Kain; AA3 493 |2634|: [Capt. O'Kain]; SMM #508 |2356|,|2634|:
Capt. O Kain; JBA 10 |2909|=|2634|: Captain Oakhain;
McFadyen's Repos. c 1800 |3607|,|2634|: Captain O'Kain; GSR4 23
|3662|,|2634|: Captain O'Kain; KCR1 9 |3676|=|3607|: Wounded
Hussar; WHM 1801 |3788|,|2634|: Captain O Cain; OFNIM
53 |3943|,|2634|: Captain O Cain Irish; OFPC1 45 |3990|=
|3943|,|2634|: Captain O'Kean; HOIT1 36 |4557|=|2634|: Captain
O Kain; MAJ 23 |5032|=|3607|: Captain Paddy; HOIT2 29 |4641|
Captain Slattery; SP 392 |7233|:
Cara dainig; SP 1441 |8282|:
Carlwac's march; SP 987 |7828|:
Carolan's Cap; EB2 24 (DOSC 183) |4903|: Carolan's Cap; MAIA2 52
(DOSC 183) |5174|,|4903|: Carolan's Concerto; EB1 #42 (DOSC
154) |3363|: Carolan's Concerto Irish; OFPC1 16 |3958|:
Carolan's Concerto [without song]; SMIM1 1 |4741|,|1976|:
Carolan's Concerto; EB2 33 |4925|,|3363|: Carolan's Concerto;
MIB2 25 |5609|=|3958|: Carolan's Concerto; TMHI 247|6540|=
|3958|:
Carolan?/ Carland's Devotion; CPC8 26 |1263|:
Carolan?/ Carralan's Lament; CPC8 14 |1251|
Carolan's Cottage; SP 670 |7511| Aav7 3/4 137L7L 1355
Carolan's Devotion; THM 107 |2894|=|2211|:
Carolan/ Carollans Devotion; NIT 22 (DOSC 48) |416|: Carland's
Devotion; ADC 42 |531|=|416|: Carolan's Devotion; AA6 122
|2771|,|1263|: Carolans Devotion; CIA 1 |3192|=|2771| = HNS 1
|4401|: Carolan's Devotion Irish; OFPC1 52 |3998|: Carolan's
Devotion; MSI 4 |4279|=|2771|: Carolan's Devotion; MAJ 24
|5034|=|2771|: Carolan's Devotion; MAIA2 68 |5191|=|416|:
Carolan's devotion; EB3 #73 (DOSC 48) |5977|:
Carolan's draught; SP 669 |7510| Gc 4/4 1L5L15 6L5L4L2L
Carolan's Dream; OFNIM 27 |3897|,|389|
Carolans Farewell to Music; OFNIM 26 |3896|: Carolan's Farewell
to Music; OFPC1 41 |3987|=|3896|: Carolan's Farewell; MIB2 26
|5610=|3896|: Carolan's Farewell to Music; TMHI 75 (DOSC 188)
|6520|: Carolan's Farewell; TMHI 150 |6530|=|3896|:
Carolan's favorite jig; SP 981 |7822|:
Carolan's lamentation for Charles MacCabe; SP 1022 |7863|:
Carolan's Maggot; THM 82 |2867|=|1979|: Carolan's Maggot, MSI 9
|4290|:
Carolan's Receipt/ Carlione; AA5 45 |2702|,|960|: Carlione; GSR3
21 |3292|,|960|: Carlione; McFayden's Repos., c 1800
|3606|=|3292|: Carolans Receipt for Drinking Whiskey; OFNIM 27
|3898|,|960|: Carolan's Receipt for Drinking Whiskey Irish;
OFPC1 10 |3952|=|3898|: O let me hush thy tender fears; OHM 20
(DOSC 161 Dr. John Stafford = C's Receipt) |4383|: Carolan's
Receipt (DOSC 161); HOIT1 23 |4526|,|960|: Carolan's Receipt;
HOIM2 38 |4708|=|4526|: Carolan's Receipt for Drinking; MAJ 26
|5038|=|1998|: Carolan's Receipt; FSIM1 13 |5365|: Carolan's
Receipt; MIB2 18 |5602|=|4526|: Carolan's receipt__or
Stafford's receipt for whisky; EB3 #75 (DOSC 161) |5979|:
Carolan's Receipt; RFM1 #29 |9289|: Carolan's Receipt; LMI 12
|6399|: Carolan's Receipt; TMHI 296 |6544|=|4526|:
The Carpenter's March; HOIT2 37 |4662|:
Carpenter's march; SP 992 |7833|:
Carraigin an Fasag; SP 1105 |7946|:
Carrickfergus/ The Small Pin Cushion; CPC10 8 |1284|: Trip to the
Dargle or Carrickfergus; NLS MS 3346 |1672|,|1284|:
Carrickfergus; NLS MS 3346 |1679|,|1284|: Trip to the Dargle;
Irish Lilt, BL |1739|,|1284|: Carrick Fergus, or Trip to the
Dargle; NLS MS 808 |1757|,|1284|: Croagh Patrick; RBR2 112
|1782|=|1284|: Carrick Fergues New Set; NLS MS 808 |0|,|1284|:
Rural Felicity; TMP3 |1813|,|1284|: Trip to the Dargle; S&S200
|1872|,|1284|: Rural Felicity; AA1 81 |2475|=|1813|: Carrick
Fergus; JBA 31 |2939|=|1672|: The Sons of the Clyde; Mus Repos.
1799 |3599|,|1284|: A Trip to the Dargle; MSI 45 |4358|=|1739|:
A Trip to the Dargle; KHA2 15 |5544|,|1284|: Come Haste to the
Wedding; RFM1 #279 |9273|,|1284|: Come haste to the Wedding;
WCD1 2 |6129|,|1284|: [This is best known as 'Haste to the
Wedding' or 'Rural Felicity' from the song commencing "Come
haste to the Wedding", in 'The Elopement', 1767. It was
published as a single sheet song with music. This song is given
the tune direction "Carrick Fergus" in the Mansfield/ St. Clair
MS.]
Carrickmacross Air; EB3 #120 |6034|:
Cassidec ban; no buacaill caol dub; SP 1269 |8110|,|6705|:
Castle Costello; SP 838 |7679|:
Castle Nock; MAJ 20 |5024|:
Castle O'Neil; EB1 #27 |3342|:
Castle Tirowen [for Moore's song, Remember thee, yes]; SMIM7 #5,
1818 |5580|: Remember Thee! Yes [T. Moore song]; TMHI 598
|6574|,cf|5580|:
Castle Town Hunt; OFPC1 6 |3948|:
Catal mac Aoda; SP 1201 |8042|:
Cath Eachroma [battle of Aughrim]; MIB |2198|: The Battle of
Anghrim; TMHI 802 |6586|=|2198|:
Catha Rony; SP 713 |7554|:
Cathleen; SP 718 |7559|:
Cathleen Ashtore Irish; OFPC1 84 |4030|:
Cathleen Machree; RFM1 #10 |9277|:
The Catholic Boy; PT1 144 |6802|:
Cathrine Ogie Scotch; OFPC1 94 |4039|: Catherine Ogie [Scots or
English]; HPB1 42 |5216|:
The cauliflower jig; SP 963 |7804|:
Caves of Cong, The; EB3 #83 |5993|:
Ce cifead sud murtaig; SP 1292 |8133|:
Cean dubh delis/ Irish Round; 120 CD's, 1711 |268|: The Irish
Round; DM, 1714 |282|=|268|: Irish Round; WCDM2 |339|=|268|:
Ode to her majesty [Cean dubh]; Pills2, 1719 |348| |268|: Can
du delish; NIT 16 |405|, |268|: Can Du Dilish; ADC 62
|541|,|268|: The Mutual Agreement; Bo/FLR |612|,|268|: Curri
Koun Dilich; BT1 40, Irish |1029|,|268|: The Old Jew; CPC5 19
|1210|,|268|: Caun du Deelish; Irish Fair, 1772 |9369|,|268|:
Oran Gaoil; SMM #273, DCS II, 29, 1783 |2306|,|268|: Oran
Gaoil; DCS2 |2400|,|268|: Curri Koun Dilich; THM 56 |2841|,
|268|: Black but Lovely; AA5 |2709|,|268|: Old Jew, The; JBA 19
|2924|=|1210|,|268|: Ceann Dubh Dileas; GSR2 30 |3281|=|2709|:
Ceann Dubh Dileas or Black but Lovely; McFadyen's Repos., c
1800 |3605|=|2709|: Curra Koun Dilish Irish; OFPC1 34 |3980|,
|268|: Black Headed Deary; MSI 37 |4341|,|268|: Cean Dubh
Deelish; HOIT2 13 |4596|,|268|: Ceaun Dubh Dileas; MAJ 16
|5013|,|268|: Cean Dubh Delish; SMIM3 2a |5077|,|268|: Cean
Dubh Delish [for Moore's song, Here we dwell, in holiest
bowers, entitled- Love and the Novice]; SMIM4 #11, 1811
|5106|,|268|: Cean Dubh Dhilios; MAIA2 70 |5193|,|268|: Ceann
Dubh Dileas; HPB5 60 |5274|=|2709|,|268|: Candudelish;
McCalley's Coulin + |5481|=|4341|,|268|: Cur Do Cheann
Dilis-Lay the dear head; MIB2 31 |5615|=|3980|: Black headed
deary; EB3 #101 |6014|,|268|: Here we dwell; CGI 97 |6094|,
|268|: The Fisherman's Song and Chorus; HMI 6 |6306|,|268|:
Cean Dubh Deelish; LMI 70 |6496|,|268|: Cean dubh dilis, set in
Londonderry; SP 1061 |7902|,|268|: Cean dubh dilis, set in
Derry; SP 1062 |7903|, |268|: The mountain road; SP 412
|7253|,|268| Ebc 12/8: Cean dubh dilis (The new mountain road);
SP 1535 |8376|, |7253|, |268|:
Cearc agus Caileach (hen and cock that strayed); DMM, 1843
|6303|:
Cearc agau coilec a d'imtig le ceile (1st/2); SP 1508 |8349|,
|6814|: Cearc agau coilec a d'imtig le ceile (2nd/2); SP 1509
|8350|:
Cecelia Irish; OFPC2 24 |4133|:
Ceis Corran; SP 1124 |7965|:
Ceo druideacta; SP 1159 |7900|:
Challeeny vacca shu sheorshe; NIT 18 |410|: Girls Have You Seen
George; EB1 #6 |3316|,|410|: Girls, have you seen George; MAIA1
36 |5157|=|410|: Connor Macareavy; EB3 #11 |5904|,cf|410|:
The Chanter's Tune; EB3 #147 |6065|:
Charles MacHugh__The wild boy; EB3 #69 |5971|:
Charmer with the Fair Locks, The; EB1 #18 |3331|: The Charmer
with the Fair Locks; HPB6 4 |5276|=|3331|:
The Charming Fair Eily [Pearl of the Irish Nation]; EB2 1 |4878|:
Chasing the hare down the hill (Humours of Miltown, SP 941); SP
413 |7254|:
Cheer up, old hag; SP 829 |7670|:
Cherish the ladies; SP 921 |7762|:
The Chorus Jig; NLS MS 3346 |1692|: Chorus Jig (an Irish Country
Dance); AA2 131 |2565|,|1692| and AMM 30 |9394|,|1692|: The
Irish Wedding; SS song with music, c 1780? (BUCEM)
|3031|,|1692|: The Chorus Jig; GCR2 35 |3581|,|1692|: The
Chorus Jig Irish; OFPC1 138 |4088|,|1692|: The Chorus Jig;
KCR1 37 |3691|=|3581|: The Chorus Jig; HOIT1 24 |4528|=|2565|:
Chorus Jigg; MAJ 15 |5012|= |3031|:
Cia an bealach a deachidh si; Citizen3, 1841 |6186|,|3895|: Cia
in bealac a ndeacaig si?; SP 1215 |8056|,|6186|: Ce'n bealac a
ndeacaig si? (Which way did she go); SP 1216 |8057|,|6186|:
Cia cidfead siud Maired ni h-aille 4 maidin dia Mairt go moc
(Lawsey Dulh); SP 1494 |8335|:
Cill Cais; no ban-tigerna lbeac; SP 1452 |8293|:
Clanuff's delight; NIT 19 |411|: Clanuff's Delight; ADC 41
|530|=|411|: Pleasant Rocks, The; EB1 #22 |3335|,|411|: The
pleasant Rocks [without a song]; SMIM1 3 |4742|,|411|:
Clanult's delight; MAIA1 40 |5159|=|411|: The Pleasant Rocks;
HPB6 39 |5283|=|3335|:
Clara Burke; EB3 #99 |6012|:
Clare's Dragoons, air- Viva la; DSN 288 |6377|: Vive la! the
French are coming; SP 996 |7837|,|6377|:
Claudy dwelling; SP 756 |7597|:
Claur Bug Deal; OFPC2 74 |4194|: An seabhac siubhailm uen- An
clar bog deil; OPPM1 230 |6686|,|4194|: The soft Deal Board; SP
581 |7422|: The soft deal bed; SP 582 |7423|,|4194|: An clar
bog "deil", or, Cashel of Munster; SP 1168 |8009|,|4194|:
Clergy's/ Clarges Lamentation, ye; NIT 2 |384|:
Clibeag baile an boreig; Mackey baile an tsleibe; SP 1110 |7951|:
Clonmell lassies (O'Neill's MS); SP 479 |7320|:
Clout the Caldron (O'Neill's MS. Scots, McGibbon form of tune];
SP 403 |7244|:
Clydes Favorite Jig; JBA 35 |2943|:
Cnoc greine (O'Neill's MS); SP 1421 |8262|:
An cnoicin fraoig; SP 1164 |8005|:
An cnoicin fraig; SP 1384 |8225|: 'S a murnin dilis! Is tu mo
leanb; SP 1537 |8378|,cf|8379|:'S a murnin dilis; SP 1538
|8379|,|8225|:
Coady's dream; SP 398 |7239|:
A Cock and a Hen went out together (1854); PT1 162 |6816|,|6814|:
If I should meet a tanner's wife (1854); PT1 161 |6815|,|6814|:
The Cock in the Heath Irish; OFPC1 142 |4093|: The Cock in the
Heather; HOIT2 23 |4623|:
The Coina, or Dirge for Moore's song My gentle harp]; SMIM7 #1,
1818 |5576|:
Cois na Brigde; SP 1167 |8008|:
Cois na Brigde; SP 1169 |8010|:
Cois na Brigde; SP 1251 |8092|,cf|8010|:
Cois taoib an tuain; SP 1133 |7974|:
Cois taoib leas, an gaorta; SP 1189 |8030|: Cois tiar lair an
gaorta, or By the grove in the West; SP 1409 |8250|,|8030|:
College Green [Dublin]; RFM1 #336 |9323|:
The College Hornpipe; NLS MS 3778 |1838|: The Colledge Hornpipe;
CSTH |1884|=|1838|: The College Hornpipe; WCD1 23 |6146|,
|1838|:
Colln. McBain's Reel; RBR |1776|: Colonel MacBain's Reel;
Campbell's Reels |2151|,|1776|: Col. McBains Reel; N. Gow's
coln of Strath. Reels, c 1797 |3440|,|1776|: Coll MacBain's
Reel; GCR1 8 |3511|=|3440|: Col. McBains Reel; McFadyen's
Repos. c 1800 |3631|=|3440|:
Colonel O Hara; EB2 54 (DOSC 129) |4959|: Colonel O'Hara; MAMI2
72 (DOSC 129) |5195|,|3744|:
Come all you maids where'er you be (from Joyce); SP 456 |7297|:
Come all y'united Irishmen and listen unto me (1st/2); SP 463
|7304|: Come all united Irishmen, and listen unto me (2nd/2);
SP 464 |7305|,cf|7304|:
Come sit down beside me my own heart's delight; SP 651 |7492|:
Come tell me in plain; SP 776 |7617|:
Come with me to the fair; SP 1147 |7988|:
Coming thro' the Broom my Jo [Scots]; OFPC2 106 |4231|,|1528|:
The Connaught Caoine; HMI 78 |6335|:
Connor O'Reilly of Clounish; Citizen3, 1841 (DOSC 139) |6206|,
cf|1962|: Conchabar ua Raghallaigh (Connor O'Reilly); Citizen4,
1841 |6216|,|1962|:
Consider the Story; EB3 #74 |5978|, cf|264|:
Consider well all you pretty fair maids; SP 656 |7497|:
Contented I am [song by G. A. Stevens]; Calliope, 1788 |2386|:
Contented I am; Edinb. Mus. Misc., 1792 |3065|=|2386|:
Contented I am Irish; OFPC2 4 |4108|,|2386|: Thy Welcome
O'Leary; HMI 99 |6341|=|4108|: The Battle-Eve of the Brigade,
tune Contented I am; DSN 156 |6360|,|2386|:
Connaught daisy, The; EB3 #114 |6027|,|5981|:
The Connemarra Wedding; SP 565 |7406|:
Cooee en Devenish, or The Lamentation of Youth; EB3 #122 |6036|:
Coola Shore (c 1815); PT1 119 |6778|: I rise in the morning with
my heart full of woe (ed: or Coola Shore); SP 507 |7348|,
|6778|:
The Cooleen Bawn Irish; OFPC2 32 |4142|: Susheen Bawn; HOIT1 20
|4515|,|4142|: Cooleen Bawn; HOIT1 30 |4545|=|4142|: A Mhaire
'gus a mhuirnin, Mary my darling; OPPM1 224 |6685|,cf|4142|:
Coolon Dhas [for Moore's song, They know not my heart]; SMIM9 #9
|5725|,cf|2207|:
Cork; Walsh 24-32 |654|: Cork; WCAL1 |735|=|654|: Cork; WCD1
|857|=|654|: Open the Door to three; CPC8 27 |1264|,|654|:
Open the door to three; RBR2 98 |1775|,|654|: Open the door to
three; Caled. Muse |29960|=|1264|: Open the Door to Three;
HOIT2 23 |4622|,|654|: Open the door for three; WCD2 29
|6170|=|4622|:
Corraga Bawn; OFNIM 36 |3913|: Carolan's Cup; OFPC2 134 |4261|,
|3913|: Beside the White Rock; HOIT2 33 |4651|,|3913|: Brink of
the white rocks, The; EB3 #26 |5922|,|3913|: The Foggy Dew; EB3
#150 |6048|,|3913|: The West's Asleep, air the Brink of the
White rocks; DSN 70 |6352|,|3913|: Lament for the Milesians,
air Bruach na carraige baine; DSN 236 |6370|,|3913|: Brucach na
Carraige Bine, Brink of the White Rock (1st); OPPM1 70
|6558|=|3913|: Brucach na Carraige Bine, Brink of the White
Rock (2nd); OPPM1 71 |6559|=|3913|: An cnoicin fraoich,
the little heathy hill; OPPM3 86 |6690|,|3913|: By the side of
the White Rock (1st); PT1 138 |6797|,|3913|: By the side of the
White Rock (2nd); PT1 139 |6798|: By the side of the White Rock
(3rd); PT1 140 |6799|: Beside the White Rock (Bunting's); PT1
143 |6801|=|6370|: We brought the summer with us (mistitled);
SP 502 |7343|,|3913|: The white rock; SP 575 |7416|,|3913|:
Corraid do cosa a Seainin; SP 1096 |7937|:
An cos deas i mbrog (1st/2); SP 1299 |8140|: A cos deas i mbrog
(2nd); SP 1300 |8141|,|8140|:
Cossey's jigg; JCIT 1 |1999|: Cassey's Jig; AA3 420 |2602|=
|1999|: The Cossy Jigg; GSR2 23 |3275|=|1999|: The Cosey Jigg
Irish; OFPC1 112 |4057|,|1999|: Cosey's Jig; MSI 47
|4361|=|1999|: Cossey's Jig; HOIT1 1 |4465|=|1999|: Jackson's
Farewell; MAJ 40 (mis-numbered 34) |5071|,|1999|: Cosseys Jig;
RFM1 #65 |9319|,|1999|:
Cota mor strocaigte; SP 1350 |8191|:
Coughlan's March Irish; OFPC1 72 |4019|:
Coulin; MIB |2207|: [Coolun]; SMM #510 |2358|,|2207|: The Lady of
the Desart; Bowie's Reels |2431|,|2207|: Coolun; AA5 71
|2711|=|2207|: Coulin; THM 54 |2839|=|2207|: A Linnet pursued
[Song]; Wicklow Mountains, 1795 |3142|=|2358|: Coolun; Vocal
Mag2, 1798 |3498|=|2358|: Coolun; GCR2 10 |3556|,|2207|:
Coolun; Mus. Repos., 1799 |3598|=|2358|: The Lady of the
Desart; McFadyen's Repos., c 1800 |3609|,|2207|: Coolun;
McFadyen's Repos., c 1800 |3614|=|2207|: Coolun; KCR1 12
|3679|=|2207|: Coolun with Variations; OFNIM 33 |3906|=|2207|:
The Coolun Irish; OFPC1 122 |4070|=|2207|: Coolun; MSI 20
|4303|=|2207|: Say cans't thou oh maid or Chuloon; OHM 14
|4380|=|2207|: Coolun; HOIT1 28 |4539|=|2207|: Coolin; HOIM1 27
|4697|=|2207|: Coulin [for Moore's song, Though the last
glimpse of Erin]; SMIM1 #9 |4753|,|2207|: Oh! hush the
soft sigh. Air- Coolin; CIMR 201 |4823|,|2207|: Coolun; MAJ 8
|5002|=|2207|: Coolun; HPB3 33 |5237|=|2207|: Coolun;
McCalley's Coulin +, c 1815 |5480|=|2207|: Coolen; KHA1 25
|5506|=|2207|: Coolun; RFM1 #348 |9293|,|2207|: Coolin, or Lady
of the Desert (with variations by Lyons in the year 1702); EB3
#119 |6033|,|2207|: Coulin; DMM, 1843-3 |6278|=|2207|: Coolun;
LMI 4 |6386|=|2207|: Though the last glimpse of Erin; TMHI 399
|6554|=|4753|: The youth with the fair flowing locks - Cail
fionn or Coulin; TMHI 532 |656= |2207|: Coulin; HFIM 33 |6609|=
|2207|: Ah Chuilfhionn, The Coolun; OPPM1 124 |6668|=|2207|:
The Coolin; SP 598 |7439|: The old Coolin; SP 599 |7440|:
Councillor Dillon; MAIA1 39 (DOSC 38) |5158|=|1980|
Counr. Mac Donoghs Lamentation; NIT 10 |392|: MocDonogh's
Lamentation; ADC |527|=|392|: McDonough's Lamentation; CPC8 19
|1256|,|392|: McDonogh's Lamentation; THM 95 |2881|=|392|:
Young Terence Mc.Donough- Carolan; EB1 #56 (DOSC 210) |3380|,
|392|: Turlough McDonagh's Lamentation; HOIT2 5 |4571|, |392|:
Young Terrance Mc Donough; HOIM1 18 |4686|=|3380|: Moon dimmed
her beams, The, Air-Young Terrance McDonough; CIMR 175
|4813|=|3380|: Councellor McDonough; MAIA2 43 |5162|=|392|:
Country girl's fortune; SP 910 |7751|:
The County Tyrone; EB3 #128 |6043|,|4629|:
The Cove of Cork or Orchill's Favourite; GSR2 14 |3269|:
Crabs in the skillet; SP 792 |7633|:
A Cradle Song; LMI 21 |6414|,cf|4133|:
Creamonea; NIT 11 (DOSC 192) |395|: Creamona; ADC 37 |526|=|395|:
Crom Castle; HOIT2 8 |4580|=|395|: Crom Castle; HOIM2 44
|4714|=|395|: The heart of Emania; MAIA1 28 |5149|=|395|:
Cremona (Carolan); SP 1210 |8051|:
Crookaun A Venee; HOIT2 1 |4561|: Crookaun A Venee; HOIM2 52
|4722|=|4561|: Crooghan a Venee [for Moore's song, Avenging and
bright]; SMIM4 #9, 1811 |5104|,|4561|: Crookaun a Venee; LMI 13
|6401|,|4561|:
The croosting cap; SP 927 |7768|:
Croppies Lie Down; 3CDs, c 1790 (Song 1796? BUCEM) |3015|:
Croppies lie down; Butler's minuets, NLI MS 1798
|3486|=|3015|: Croppies lie Down; Lee sheet, Dublin c 1800
|3711|,|3015|: Croppies Lie Down; HPB5 9 |5260|,|3015|:
Croppies Lie Down; RFM1 #91 |0|,|3015|:
The Croppy boy (1st); SP 605 |7446|: The Croppy boy (2nd); SP 606
|7447|:
Crosanact; SP 1540 |8381|:
Crotty's Lament; OFPC2 79 |4200|:
Cruimineac crom; SP 1552 |8393|:
Cruskeen Lawn Irish; OFPC2 41 |4156|: Cruskeen Lawn; HOIT1 22
|4523|=|4156|: Cruiskeen Lawn [for Moore's song, Tomorrow,
comrade, we]; SMIM10 #3 |5721|,|4156|: The Little Pot; EB3 #130
|6045|,cf|4156|: The Cruiskeen Lawn; LMI 60 |6480|,|4156|:
Cruiskeen Lawn; HFIM 16 |6597|,|4156|: An cruiscin lan (1st/2);
SP 1231 |8072|: An cruiscin lan (2nd/2); SP 1232 |8073|,|8072|:
Cuckoo; NIT 14 |401|: Little & Great Mountain, The [Sheebeg and
Sheemore]; EB1 #63 (DOSC 202) |3388|,|401|: The Cuckoo; MAIA2
59 |5181|=|3388|: The little and great mountain [for Moore's
song, Of all the fair months]; SMIM8 #7, 1821 |5594|,|401|:
Bonny Cuckoo; EB3 p. 13 |5877|,|401|: Bonny Cuckoo, The; EB3
#125 |6040|,|401|: The Great and Little Mountain; LMI 62
|6484|=|5594|:
The Cuckoo's Nest; DR3 |1484|: Jack and his trousers on; NLS MS
808 |1754|,|1484|: Come Ashore Jolly Tar and Your Trousers On;
AA1 190 |2515|,|1484|: Cuckoo's nest, The; EB3 #110 |6023|,
|1484|: Aisling Chonchubhair ui Riordain, tune- An Spealadoir;
OPPM1 118 |6667|,|1484|: An spealadoir, or The cuckoo's nest;
SP 1206 |8047|,|1484|:
The Cudgel or the Irishman Cudgel; AA3 442 |2608|: The Irishman's
Cudgel; MSI 41 |4350|,|2608|: [see tune family 1 at the end]
Cuirfim-se cugut-sa an scarban seoil; SP 1545 |8386|,cf|8013|:
Cuirim-se cugat-sa an sealban seod; SP 1172 |8013|:
Cul na muice; SP 1184 |8025|:
Cumad Eogan Ruaid; SP 1380 |8221|:
Cumbernauld House Scotch; OFPC2 13 |4119|,|2271|:
Cummilum [see family]; JCIT 8 |2008| Cumalum's Uncle; WHM 1787
|2235|,|2008|: Cummalum with Variations; OFNIM 42 |3923|,
|2008|: Cummilium; MSI 36 |4338|=|2008|: Cummilum; HOIT1 10
|4490|=|2008|: Cummilum [for Moore's song, Fairest, put on a
while; SMIM9 #3 |5719|,|2008|:
Cunning young girl, The; EB3 #21 |5916|:
Cunnla; SP 1334 |8175|:
Curly locks; SP 424 |7265|:
Curraig Diarmuid do'n capall beg; SP 1120 |7961|:
Cusabue Ord Irish; OFPC1 52 |3997|: Cosa Buidhe Arda-Long yellow
Legs; MIB2 38 |5622|=|3997|:
Cushlamachree; TMHI 32 |6517|, cf|5347|:
Cushlamachree; HFIM 58 |6627|=|6517|:
Cuishlah ma Chree [for Moore's song, Come o'er the sea]; SMIM6
#1, 1815 | |5347| Da6v37 6/8 3332 1532: Cuishla ma chree; LMI
28 |6426|=|5347|:
A cuisle geal mo croide; SP 1160 |7901|
The Cutting of the hay; SP 394 |7235|:
Da bfagain-se an t-sailcuac; SP 1309 |8150|:
Da bfagfain-se Sioban 's a cofra; SP 1522 |8363|:
Da mbead lan pairce &c; SP 1523 |8364|:
Da mbeinn-si agas mo grad ban; SP 1553 |8394|:
Da mihi manum; NIT 3 |386|: Da Mihi Manum, ADC |525|=|386|: Da
Mihi Manum; McFarlane MS |833|,|386|: Da mihi Manum; BT2 82,
Irish, |1012|=|386|: Da Mihi Manum; CPC8 16 |1252|,|386|: Da
Mihi Manum; DDM |2017|,|386|: Da Mihi Manum;|2796|=|386|: Da
Mihi Manum; THM 12 |2796|=|386|: Da mihi manum; JBA 28
|2935|=|386|: Tabair Do Laim Dam - Give me your hand; MAIA1 8
|5136|=|386|: Give me your hand (by Rory Dal O'Caghan about
1603); EB3 #63 |5965|, |386|: [Earliest copy seems to be in the
late 17th century Balcarres Lute MS]
The Dairy Girl; SP 596 |7437|:
The Dairy-maid's wish; SP 597 |7438|:
The dangers of the sea; SP 570 |7411|:
Dangling of the Irish Bairns; ADC 10 |516|: The dangling of the
Irish Bearns; BT2 86, Irish |1014|=|516|: Dangling of the Irish
Bairns; THM 64 |2849|=|516|:
Darby Carey Irish; OFPC2 26 |4135|: Dance; HMI 18 |6312|=|4135|:
Darby O'Dun (from O'Neill MS, 1787); SP 301 |7142|:
Dargle; Irish Fair, 1772 |9368|:
The Darling; EB3 #105 |6018|:
David Foy (or, Remember the Pease Straw, c 1815); PT1 102 |6764|:
Remember the pease straw; SP 682 |7523|,|6764|: David Foy; SP
683 |7524|,|7523|:
Davie Rea; DR2 141 |1541|:
The Dawning of the Day; AA3 502 |2640|: A Favourite Air Irish;
OFPC1 142 |4092|,|2640|: The Dawning of Day; EB2 53
|4958|,|2640|: The Dawning of the Day; HPB5 4 |5272|=|2640|:
Eirighidhe an Lae-The Dawning of the Day; MIB2 17 |5601|,|2640|
[Cf. Fainne gael an Lea]
The Dawning of the Day; HOIT2 19 |4613|:
Dawning of the Day; SP 694 |7535|:
D'eala Mairi Liomsa; MIB |2204|: D'Eala Mari Liomsa; THM 29
|2813|=|2204|: Mary, do you fancy me; HOIM1 2 |4670|,|2204|:
Quit not yet the shady bower. Air-Mary do you fancy me; CIMR
221 |4830|=|4670|: Mary do you fancy me?; FSIM1 1 |5360|,
|2204|: Mary, you have eloped from me; TMHI 130 |6523|=|2204|:
The Deaf Old Man; EB3 #106 |6019|:
Dear Aileen, I'm going to leave you; SP 300 |7141|:
The [Dear] Catholic Brother |312|; Merry Musc., 1716,: The
Catholic Brother; Pills6, 1720 |374|, |312|: Dear Catholic
Brother; BO/QOP |568|, |312|: Dear Catholic Brother; BO/VOP
|584|,|312|: Dear Catholic Brother; THM 78 |2863|=|312|: Poor
Catholic brother; SP 631 |7472|,|312|:
Dear Land; DSN 20 |6347|:
Dear mother, he is going, and I know not how to bid him stay
(1st/2); SP 759 |7600|: Dear mother, he is going, and I know
not how to bid him stay (2nd/2); SP 760 |7601|,|7600|:
Dear Rose; SP 518 |7359|:
Dear to me the big Jug, and it full (1839); PT1 126 |6784|:
An deas an bucaill an paisdin; SP 1371 |8212|:
The Death of General Wolfe; SP 365 |7206|:
Death song of Oscar; Trans. Roy. Ir. Acad. 4, 1782 |2057|:
Elegaic ode on Oscar; MIB2 37 |5621|,|2057|:
A Death Song; EB2 25 |4907|:
Deirdre's Lamentation for the Sons of Usnoth; HOIT2 8 |4578|=
|4150|: Deirdre's Lamentation for the Sons of Usnoth Irish;
OFPC2 37 |4150|: Lamentation of Dierdre for the sons of
Usneath; EB3 post 88 1 |5885|: Lamentation of Dierdre for the
sons of Usnach; SP 1019 |7860|,|4150|:
Delvin House [Scots]; OFPC2 1 |4106|,|2737|:
Denfaid me "cuilt" co'm sean "briste" (The Tanner's Wife, This
time twelve-month I married, see SP 1480); SP 1479 |8320|,
|6815|:
Dennis don't be Threatening; EB1 #20 |3333|: Dennis, don't be
threat'ning; HOIM1 30 |4700|=|3333|: Farrier's Song, The
[commences, 'Within this shelter'd mossy dell] Air- Dennis
don't be hreatening; CIMR 250 |4839|=|3333|: Dennis don't be
threatening; EB2 41 |4941|,|3333|: Dennis don't be threatening
[for Moore's song, Nay, tell me not, dear]; SMIM4 #8, 1811
|5103|,|3333|: Dennis, don't be flattering; MAIA2 55
|5177|=|3333|: Dennis don't be threat'ning; LMI 32
|6433|,|3333|:
Dennis O'Neill; MSI 51 |4370|:
Dennis Delaney; CIMR 149 |4804|,|592|:
Dermot (lov'd Sheila well), see One Sunday after mass
Dermot and Sheelah; CIMR 22 |4773|:
Dermot my love; MAIA2 41 |5160|:
Dermot O Dowd; EB1 #37 |3357|: Dermot O'Dowd; EB2 24 |4904|,
|3357|: Dermot O'Dowd; CGI 136 |6106|=|3357|: Diarmuid
O'Duda; Citizen, 1842 |6237|=|3357|:
[Dermot's welcome as the May- song]; Poor Soldier, 1784? |2073|:
Irish Air (Dermot's welcome as the May);THM 72 |2857|=|2073|:
Dermot's welcome as the May [from Poor Soldier song, tune title
unknown. For Moore's song, Oh the swords of former time]; SMIM7
#12, 1818 |5587|,|2073|: War Song; LMI 54 |64700|=|5587|:
The Deserter; SP 691 |7532|:
The Devil in Dublin; M. Hime's CD c 1795 |3187|:
The Devil's Dream; 3CDs, c 1790 |2994|: Devil's Dream; M. Hime's
CDs c 1795 |3180|,|2994|:
The dewy morning; SP 454 |7295|,|7288|:
Dia beata do slainte: a sar-pir coir! Cuirim go la mile failte
romat; SP 1143 |7984|:
[Dialogue..to] Irish tune; Pills, 1719 |344|: Yogh Hone O Hone;
THM 92 |2878|,|344|: A Dialogue, [By T. D'Urfey]; SS song with
music |3024|=|344|: Dies Irae, or Day of wrath; SP 1049 |7890|:
Ding Dong Didilium (The Smith's song, from Joyce); PT1 171
|6822|:
The Dirge of Ossian; SP 1018 |7859|:
The Distressed Youth; HOIT2 8 |4579|: The Distress'd Youth; HOIM2
36 |4706|=|4579|:
Do b'fearr leigean doib (Better leave them alone); SP 1551
|8392|:
Do bideas-sa la breag greine, &c (Iwas one fine sunny day,
a-fishing by a river); SP 1525 |8366|:
Do catagad 7 hurlus do connac me; SP 1439 |8280|:
Do ceanaig an Roisteac ar an aonac; SP 1498 |8339|:
Do cuadas-sa a n-iar-tar &c (I went to the west to look for a
wife); SP 1506 |8347|:
Do siubal me E're o'n geuan go ceile; SP 1078 |7919|,|7918|:
Do you hear, little girls, take your mother's advice, 'tis the
best; SP 763 |7604|:
Do you remember that night you were at the window?; PT1 141
|6800|,|3913|: A cuimin leat?; SP 1514 |8355|,|6800|:
Do you remember the time we were hunting in the valley; SP 1146
|7987|:
Dobbin's flow'ry vale (from Joyce); SP 789 |7630|:
Doctor John Hart; EB3 #27 (DOSC 53) |5923|:
A doctuir dilis (see SP 693); SP 1472 |8313|:
Dr. MacKay. Irish; AA5 101 |2724|: Doctor Macky; Hime's 48 CDs-04
|3865|=|2724|: Dr. McKay; KHA2 14 |5543|,|2724|:
Dr.O'Connor; MSI 17 (DOSC ) |4300|
Doctor O'Halloran; SP 733 |7574|:
Domnal o gre; SP 1330 |8171|,|6808|:
Domnall o Briain (Carolan?); SP 1148 |7989|:
Domnall og (1st/2); SP 1332 |8173|: Domnall og (2nd/2); SP 1333
|8174|,|8173|:
Domnall ua dilleain; SP 1531 |8372|:
Domnallin an clumaig; SP 1382 |8223|:
Donald; DCS1 |2397|: Donald; Zorinksi, 1795 |3191|,|2397|:
Donald; MSI 48 |4364|,|2397|: Domhnall [for Moore's song,
I saw thy form in youthful prime]; SMIM4 #5, 1811 |5100|,
|2397|: Donald; KHA1 49 |5530|,|2397|:
Donald Na Grena or Daniel the Sun Irish; OFPC1 2 |3945|: Donald
na Greana; OFPC2 118 |4245|,|3945|: She is the girl that can
do it [Daniel of the Sun]; HOIT1 20 |4516|=|3945|: Thady, you
gander [for Moore's song, Oh! 'Tis sweet to think that. Tune is
Daniel of the Sun]; SMIM3 #8, 1810 |5089|,|3945|: Murdock O
Rourke [Daniel of the Sun]; RFM2 #99 |9350|, cf|3945|: Thady,
you Gander; LMI 6 |6390|,|3945|: Domhnall na Greine; OPPM1
160 |6673|,|3945|: Domnall na greine; SP 1331 |8172|,|3945|:
Donnell my love; SP 1139 |7980|:
Donnell O'Daly; SP 374 |7215|:
Donnel O'Graedh; PT1 152 |6808|:
[Donnybrook] Dawney Brook Fair; MAJ 17 |5015|,cf|3194|
Douraling; OFPC1 24 |3969|,|2066|:
The Dove; Anthologia Hibernica, 1793 |3073|: The Dove; HOIT2 26
|4631|=|3073|: Pensive, Oh Dove; FSIM1 29 |5366|,|3073|: The
Dove (1st); SP 613 |7454|: The Dove (2nd); SP 614 |7455|,
|3073|:
Down among the woods (Sios i measg gcoillte); SP 1125 |7966|:
Down by Newcastle shore; SP 714 |7555|:
Down by the banks of the sweet Primrose; SP 804 |7645|:
Down the hill; SP 361 |7202|:
Down with the Peebles. Irish; AA5 5 |2691|: Down with the
Peebles; Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3828|=|2691|:
Down with the tithes; SP 924 |7765|:
The Downhill of Life (English song); SP 557 |7398|:
Doyle's Frolic; LDMI1 9 |9461|:
An dreoillin (The Wren); SP 1235 |8076|:
Dribbles of Brandy; AA3 416 |2599|,cf|1451|&|749|:
Drimen Down Oge. Irish; OFPC1 127 |4074|: Druimin Dub Og-The
Young Black Cow; MIB2 39 |5623|=|4074|:
A driotair is diombad tu luad mnaoi; SP 1087 |7928|:
Drogheda's March; JBA 16 |2920|:
Dromana na mban-cnoc; SP 1353 |8194|:
Dromanad na manla, no Molly breag Nugent; SP 1433 |8274|
Drops of Brandy; WCAL2 |749|: Drops of Brandy; TMP2 |1792|,|749|:
Drops of Brandy; KHA1 11 |5493|=|3224|: Drops of Brandy; WCD1
20 |6144|=|3224|:
Drops of [Good] Drink; HOIT1 16 |4505|=|1837|:
Drown Drouth; Wright Flute Tut. |720|: Drown Drouth; WCAL1
|728|=|720|: Drouth; TMP2 |1796|,|720|: Drown Drouth; AA3 501
|2639|,|720|: Drown Drought; GCR1 32 |3541|=|2639|: The Drought
Irish; OFPC12 60 |4180|,|720|: Drown Drouth; KHA2 17 |5546|=
|2639|:
The Druiminn Donn (1837); PT1 115 |6775|,cf|1028|:
Druimionn Dubh/ Drimen Duff; BTH1 38, Irish |1028|: Drimen Duff;
CPC8 12 |1249|,|1028|: [Song- Hughie Graham]; SMM #303 |2317|,
|1028|: Drimindoo; AA6 97 |2761|,|1028|: Drimen Duff; THM 35
|2820|=|1028|: Drimindoo; CIA 6 |3201|=|2761| = HNS 4
|4409|=|3201|: Drimen Duff; OFNIM 20 |3884|=|1028|: Driminduh;
MSI 31 |4322|=|2761|: Oh! Farewell Dear Erin, or Drimenduath
[earliest text of Druimion Dubh]; OHM 13 |4379|,|1028|:
Drimendoo; HOIT1 21 |4519|,|1028|: Drimendoo; HPB1 34 |5213|=
|2761|: Dear Black Cow; EB3 #42 |5941|,|1028|: [Tune called for
as 'Oroo Dremendoo' #10, in Dublin ballad opera by Henry
Brooke, Jack the Gyant Queller, 1749. Some song of this title
sung in English and Irish by Robert Owenson in Dublin concert,
1778. Song is well known in printed form from early 19th
century and recent American (US and Canada) tradition, but I
have found no 18th century copy. Owenson's daughter used the
tune for a song of her own and this was reissued as one of the
earliest known sheet songs with music in the US. Copy now in
Levy Collection, Johns Hopkins Univ. (now on web)]
Drummer; DR1 |1415|: [Dear Kathleen you no doubt- song]; Poor
Soldier, 1784? |2068|, |1415|: The Taylor; SMM #490 |2350|,
|1415|: Good Morrow to your Night-Cap [song]; Calliope, 1788
|2380|=|2350|: The Drummer; AA1 129 |2494|,|1415|: Good Morrow
to your Night Cap; GSR2 36 |3285|=|2350|: The Drummer; GCG2 23
|3570|,|1415|: Good Morrow to your Nightcap [Poor Soldier];
RFM1 #226 |9294|,|1415|: Cormac Spaineach (also called The
Drummer); PT1 35 |6715|=|2350|:
The drums are beating (1st/2); SP 440 |7281|: The drums are
beating (2nd/2, with verse); SP 441 |7282|:
Drunken Gadger, The; JBA 4 |2900|=|1704|: Irish tune #4
[Swaggering Jig]; NLS MS 3346 |1704|: Sir John Scott's
Favourite; GSR3 20 |3291|=|1704|: Munster Rake, The; OFPC2 131
|4256|,|1704|: The Humours of Cork; MAJ 29 |5046|,|1704|: The
swaggering Jig; SP 961 |7802|,cf|1704|:
A d-tabarfea an pis dain?; SP 1394 |8235|:
Dualin dubac; SP 1536 |8377|:
Dub nu ban (Are you not the bright star that used to be before
me); SP 1248 |8089|:
Dublin Castle; Apollo's Banq, 1687 |116|:
Dublin Sights [commences, 'When at home with dad']; CIMR 261
|4842|:
Dublin Streets; LDMI1 19 |9471|:
Dublin Thrashers; Hime's CDs #14, c 1814 |5462|:
Dublin Volunteers' Quick March; AA2 137 |2567|: The Dublin
Volunteers' March; NLI MS |3489|,|2567|: The Dublin Volunteers'
March; Rhames, NLM MS 10,043, c 1800 |3710|=|2567|: The Dublin
Volunteers Irish; OFPC1 55 |4000|=|2567|:
The Duke of Aberdeen; SP 679 |7520|:
The Duke of Gordon's Strathspey; GSR1 20 |3254|:
Dukes Retreat; OFPC2 103 |4228|:
Duna dana. dorca don; SP 1473 |8314|:
Dunadan dorca donn; SP 1174 |7915|:
Duncan Grey- Scotch; OFPC2 94 |4217|,|2558|:
Dunkeld Hermitage Scotch; OFPC2 8 |4113|:
Dunlavin Green; SP 859 |7700|:
Dusty Miller; NCCD 15 |499|: Dusty Miller, The; MRMD45 3
|9357|,|499|: Dusty Miller; RBR |1530|,|499|: Dusty Miller;
TMP2 |1794|,|499|: The Dusty Miller; 3CDs, c 1790 |3005|,|499|:
The Dusty Miller; Lee's CDs-96 |3307|,|499|: Dusty Miller; N.
Gow's Strath Reels, c 1797 |3465|=|1530|: Dusty Miller; Hime's
48 CDs-04 |3831|=|3307|: The Dusty Miller Irish; OFPC2 17
|4124|,|499|: The Dusty Miller; KHA2 8 |5537|=|3307|: The Dusty
Miller; WCD2 4 |6151|=|3307|: Dusty Miller, the (1st/2); SP
343: Dusty Miller, the (2nd/2); SP 344 |7185|
Each night when I slumber; SP 832 |7673|:
The Eagle's whistle (1st/2); SP 305 |7146|: The Eagle's whistle
(2nd/2); SP 306 |7147|,|7146|:
Earl Douglas's Lament; CPC7 30 |1241|: Lude's Lament; CPC9 3
|1265|,|1241|: Armstrong's Farewell; CPC9 12 |1271|,|1241|:
Armstrong's Farewell-Gigga; CPC9 13 |1272|,|1271|: Kennet's
Dream; CPC10 20 |1294|,|1241|: Kennet's Dream [Gigga]; CPC10 20
|1295|,|1294|: Robi Daana Gorach [Daft Robin]; DDM 25
|2018|,|1241|: Robi Donna Gorach; GSR1 37 |3260|,|1241|: Daft
Robin Scotch; OFPC2 14 |4121|,|1241|: My Name is Dick Kelly;
MAJ 38 |5067|,cf|1241|: Irish Air; AA6 112 |2768|,|1241|:
Blackthorn Cane with the Thong, the (1837); PT1 37 |6716|,
|1241|: [See tune family 2 at end]
Early, early in the spring; SP 765 |7606|:
Early in the morning; SP 844 |7685|:
Easter snow, or Diseart Nuadain; no Sneacta Casga; SP 1123
|7964|:
The Eilan; SP 618 |7459|:
Eilig geal ciuin; SP 1414 |8255|: O 'Dia ru, a Seagain!; SP 1445
|8286|,|8255|:
An Eire. ni ineosain ciahi (For Eire I'd not tell her name); SP
1237 |8078|:
Eirig air maidin is gaib do ipll is bailig leat ma fedain; SP
1093 |7934|:
Eirig si a-baile, 7 abair nac racain-se lei; SP 1440 |8281|:
Eiry na Greany; NIT 4 |388|: The Rising of the Sun [Eiry na
Greina]; HOIT2 2 |4565|=|388|: Rising of the Sun; HOIM2 47
|4717|=|388|: Eidh na Greine; MAIA1 1 |5128|=|388|:
Ella Rosenberg; RFM2 #86 |9335|: Ella Rosenberg; TMHI 713
|6582|,|4855|:
[Elsie] Marley Honey; KHA1 31 |5512|,|1529|:
Emerald Isle; RFM2 #158 |9328|:
The Emerald Isle; HMI 293 |6543|:
Emigrant song (going to America); SP 865 |7706|:
Emon Dodwell; EB3 #104 (DOSC 40) |6017|:
The Enchanted valley; SP 323 |7164|,|7163|:
The Enniskilling Dragoon; SP 547 |7388|:
Eogan coir; SP 1541 |8382|:
Erin's Pride; CGI 143 |6108|:
Eveleen; SP 719 |7560|:
The ewe with the crooked horn; SP 918 |7759|:
The Exciseman; HFIM 20 |6600|:
The Executors; OFPC2 107 |4233|:
Fa fraoc na coilled brice; SP 1145 |7986|:
Fag an Bealach; DSN 1 |6345|, cf|2136|: Fag an Bealac; TMHI 537
|6569|=|6345|:
Fagamaoid sud mar a ta se; SP 1130 |7971|: Fagfamoid siud mar a
ta se (see SP 387); SP 1319 |8160|:
Fagan; CGI 140 |6107|:
Fague a Ballagh [for Moore's song, To Ladies eyes a round, boys];
SMIM7 #9, 1818 |5584|: Dalcais War Song, tune- Fag an bealach;
DSN 176 |6362|=|5584|:
Failte na misosg; McFarlane MS |820|: My heart's in the Highlands
[tune-Failte na Miosg]; SMM #259 |2301|,|820| [Also in Oswald's
CPC]
Fain to Follow me [Scots]; OFPC1 56 |4002|:
Fainne Gael an Lea/ [Red Red Rose= Fainne Gael an Lea= Major
Graham]; SMM #403 |9372| Oldest pub. set according to Barry,
BFSSNE #12: Red Red Rose; SMM #403 |9373|: Major Graham; GSR1 4
|3245|: Major Graham Scotch; OFPC2 2 |0|: [Cf 2640|
The fair girl; SP 538 |7379|:
Fair Molly; EB2 30 |4913|:
Fair Woman, The/ Ben Bhan; EB1 #23 |3336|: The Fair Woman; HOIM1
23 |4691|=|3336|: Turn thy wand'ring steps fair maid. Air-The
Fair Woman; CIMR 236 |4835|=|3336|:
The Fairies Invitation (1st part); HMI 12 |6309|: The Fairies
Invitation (2nd part); HMI 14 |6310|:
The Fairies' Lullaby; HMI 71 |6333|:
Fairly Shut of Her Irish [Scots]; OFPC1 49 |3994|:
The Fairy Chant; HMI 43 |6323|:
The Fairy Dance; Campbell's Reels |2191|: The Fairy Dance; Hime's
CDs #6, 1810 |5117|,|2191|:
Fairy Queen by sigr. Carollini; NIT 13 (DOSC 195) |399|: Fairy
Queen; CPC1 23 |1052|,|399|: Fairy Queen Carolan; EB1 #5
|3315|,|399|: O! Save me from Death [Fairy Queen]; HOIT2 3
|4566|,|399|: Save me from death; HOIM1 5 |4673|,|399|: Kinthy
Oom Basume [save me from death]; HOIM3 5 |4735|=|4566|: Awake
the harp's slumber. Air-Save me from death; CIMR 155 |4805|=
|4566|: The Fairy Queen [for Moore's song, By the hope within
us springing]; SMIM3 #6, 1810 |5087|,|399|: Fairy Queen; SMIM3
appendix |5095|,|399|: Hide me from death; MAIA2 56 |5178|=
|4566|: Fairy Queen; NAIA2 62 |5185|,|399|: Fairy Queen for the
Flute, MAIA2 64 |5186|=|5185|: Coffers nor stores; EB3 p. 13
|5878|,|399|:
The fairy troop; SP 544 |7385|:
The Fall of Paris; OFPC1 22 |3966|=|2135|:
Fan mar tair, a claidre; SP 1212 |8053|:
Fanny Dillon; NIT 28 (DOSC 37) |428|: Fanny Dillon; ADC |514|=
|428|:
The Far away Wedding Irish; OFPC2 57 |4172|: [Not the English/
Scots country dance of this title]
The far away wedding, the (from Joyce); SP 468 |7309| [There is
yet another of this title in Johnson's 200 CDs, I, c 1742]
Far, far beyond yon Mountains; SP 345 |7186|,|6987|:
Far, far, down in the South of Luidach; SP 335 |7176|:
The Farewell; MAJ 18 |5019|,cf|2592|:
Farewell Eamon [for Moore's song, Though humble the banquet];
SMIM10 #1 |5729|: Farewell Eamon; LMI 54 |6469|=|5729|:
Farewell now, Miss Gordon; SP 787 |7628|:
Farewell to Lough Rea; SP 807 |7648|:
Farewell to the Mountains; HOIT2 38 |4664|: Farewell to the
Mountains; LMI 69 |6495|=|4664|:
The Farmer's Lament; OFPC2 73 |4192|:
Farrells Pipes; OFNIM 23 |3890|: Laustrum Poney; OFPC1 32
|3977|=|3890|:
Father Jack Walsh; SP 731 |7572|:
Father Quinn; HOIT2 11 |4589|: Father Quinn; HOIM2 51
|4721|=|4589|: Father Quinn [for Moore's song, Whene'er I see
those smiling eyes]; SMIM7 #7, 1818 |5582|,|4589|: Father
Quinn; LMI 53 |6467|=|5582|: Breathe not again that dreadful
word; HFIM 94 |6651|,|5582|:
A Favourite Air; JBA 3 |2898|,cf|910|:
A Favourite Air Scotch; OFPC1 120 |4068|:
Favorite Irish Air; KHA2 6 |5535|:
A Favourite Rondo, composed for the Union Pipes; MAJ 1 |4991|
Feadaoil an fiolain; SP 1424 |8265|:
Feadam mas aill Liom (I can if I chose); Citizen4, 1841 |6221|:
The Anti-Irishman, air- Feadaim ma's dil liom; DSN 52
|6350|=|6221|:
Feighe an Chnoic an Cheoigh (sumit of the hill); DMM, 1843
|6301|:
The Fiery Mountain; HOIT2 24 |4625|: The Fiery Mountain; HOIM2 46
|4716|=|4625|:
The Fife Hunt; GSR1 11 |3249|=|2596|
The Fighting Paddy; TMP5 |2447|: Dear Dublin; THD24-95
|3131|=|2447|:
Figure of 3, The; JCIT 2 |2001|: Jacksons Punch Bowl Irish;
OFPC2 35 |4148|,|2001|: The figure of tree; MSI 18 |4302|=
|2001|: Figure of Three; HOIT1 3 |4470|=|2001|: Figure of Three;
RFM1 #47 |9320|,|2001|: The Figure of three; CGI 123 |6103|=
|2001|:
Fin Galians Dance; BT2 96-97 |1019|, Irish: Fingallan's Dance;
THM 26 |2810|=|1019|: The Fin Gallens Dance; HOIT2 1 |4562|=
|1019|:
Fin McCool's March; HMI 22 |6314|:
The first day of spring; SP 553 |7394|:
The First of May; SP 404 |7245|:
The Fisherman; EB2 48 |4955|:
Five men went together; SP 869 |7710|:
The Flaggon a Reel; GSR1 4 |0|,|6267|: The Flogging Reel;
Citizen, 1842 |6267|,|0| [The Flagon, GSR1 4]
Fland og r.; SP 1283 |8124|:
The flannel jacket; SP 584 |7425|: The Peeler's jacket (flannel
jacket); SP 893 |7734|,|7425|:
Flower of Donnybrook; LDMI1 4 |9456|:
Flower of Edinburgh; JJ12-49 |1086|: Flower of Edinburgh; JJ5
|1124|=|1086|:Flowers of Edinburgh; SMM #13 |2246|,|1086|: The
Flowers of Edinburgh; Cooke's Dances for 1797 |3418|=|1086|:
Flowers of Edinburgh; Weipert's CDs, c 1845 |651,|1086|:
Rossaveel. The old form of the Flowers of Edinburgh; SP 372
|7213|,cf|1086|: [Originally "My love bonny when she smiles on
me", Oswald's Curious Collection', 1740]
Flower of Erin's green shore, the; SP 809 |7650|:
The Flower of the Vale Irish; OFPC2 68 |4184|:
Flower of young maidens; SP 860 |7701|:
Flowers of the Forrest Scotch; OFPC1 80 |4028|:
The flowing locks of my brown maid; SP 382 |7223|:
An fon bin dub an gleana; SP 1291 |8132|:
Fond Chloe; SP 720 |7561| [Stanford remarked that this was a
queer name for an Irish air]
Fonn na sruth (song of the streams); Citizen3, 1884 |6203|: The
song of the streams; SP 552 |7393|,|6203|:
For I'd rather go; SP 781 |7622|:
For my breakfast you must get a bird without a bone (1st/2); SP
777 |7618|: For my breakfast you must get a bird without a bone
(2nd/2); SP 778 |7619|:
Forlorn Queen, The EB1 #34 |3353|:
Forlorn Virgin, the (1839); PT1 82 |6752|: The forlorn virgin; SP
563 |7404|:
Forrest or The Dutchess of Hamilton's Delight; GSR2 6 |3265|: The
Humours of Burres; MAJ 11 |5006|,|3265|: Humours of Burrow;
KHA2 7 |5536|,|3265|:
The Forrester's Song; HMI 85 |6337|:
Fosgal an Fhunneog (Open the Window); DMM, 1743 |6293| music
missing
The foundering of the boat in Lough Derag, Sunday, the 12th of
July, 1795; SP 571 |7412|:
The Four-leaved Shamrock [song by S. Lover]; TMHI 266 |6541|:
The Four seasons; SP 416 |7257|:
The Fox Hunter's Jig; AA3 580 |2655|: To the Post and away; OFPC2
50 |0|,|2655|
The Fox Hunter's Jig; Hime's CDs-99 |3590|: The Fox-Hunter's
Jigg; Rhames 2 Fav CDs c 1800 |3675|,|3590|: Fox Hunters Jig;
OFPC1 147 |4097|,|3590|:
The fox went out of a moonlight night (1st/2); SP 645 |7486|:
The fox went out of a moonlight night; SP 646 |7487|,|7486|:
Cousin frog went out to ride. Fa lee linkin' laddy Oh; SP 647
|7488|,cf|7487|:
The Fox's Lamentation; OFPC1 146 |4096|: The Fox's Lamentation;
HOIT2 21 |4618|=|4096|:
Foxes Sleep, The; EB1 #2 |3310|: The Foxe's Sleep; HOIM1 28
|4698|: The Foxe's Sleep; HOIM3 3 |4733|=|4698|: The Fox's
Sleep [for Moore's song, When he, who adores thee]; SMIM1 #5
|4749|: The Foxe's Sleep; MAIA2 48 |5168|=|3310|: The Foxe's
Sleep; HPB6 49 |5286|=|3310|: The Fox's Sleep; LMI 26 |6422|:
Though all may forget thee; HFIM 31 |6608|=|6422|:
Frank Palmer; HOIT2 19 (DOSC 146) |4614|: Frank Palmer; HOIM2 54
|4724|=|4614|:
Frennett Hall [Irish?]; SMM #286 |9382|
The Friar and the Nun; Single sheet song, c 1710 |258|: A Lovely
Lass to a Friar Came; EB3 #142 |6058|,|258|;
Frost is all over; SP 850 |7691|:
Fuaim na Dtonn; Citizen3, 1841 |6189|:
A "Fuisgi" murnin; SP 1466 |8307|:
The funny taylor (from Joyce); SP 594 |7435|: A tailiuirinis
magaid &c; SP 1517 |8358|,|7435|
Ga mba ora; SP 1335 |8176|:
An gaban geal ban; SP 1155 |7896|:
Gae to the ky wi me Johnnie; DDM |2020|,cf|2074|:
Gaineab buide (The yellow sands); SP 1267 |8108|:
Gainein buide; SP 1268 |8109|:
Gair Chonachtnach; MIB |2199|: The Lamentation of Connaught; TMHI
531 |6562|=|2199|:
Gair Laighneach; MIB |2202|: Antient War Cry; THM 104
|2891|=|2202|:
Gair Mhuimhneach; MIB |2200|: Lamentation of the Leinster Women;
Croker, Res. in the S. of Ireland, 1824 |5746|,|2202|:
Lamentation of the Munster Women; Croker, Res. in the S. of
Ireland, 1824 |5747|,cf|2200|:
Gair Olltach; MIB |2201|
Gallic Air; SMM #258 |2300|:
Gallaway Girls; AA2 155 |2574|: All the ways to Galway; HPB5 24
|5264|,|2574|:
The galloping young thing; SP 945 |7786|:
Galloway Tom; Atkinson MS |152|: Gallaway Tom; WCAL1 |740|,|152|:
Gallaway Tom; WCD1 |859|=|740|: Gallaway Tom; CPC6 25
|1228|,|152|: Galloway Tom, SMM #325 |2323|=|1228|: The
Boughlee Buee or Gallaway Tom: OFNIM 40-1 |3921|,|152|:
Galloway Tom or Broughleen Bue Irish; OFPC1 4
|3947|=|3921|: Galloway Tom Irish; OFPC2 28 |4136|=|3921|:
Galloway Tom; MAJ 12 |5008|,|152|: Buachalin Buidhe-The yellow
boy; MIB2 33 |5617|=|3921|: The Welcome, air- an buachailin
buidhe; DSN 268 |6374|, cf|152|, |5479|: Buachalin Bruithe; SP
96 |6937|: Buacallin buidhe [Galoway Tom]; SP 1228 |8069|,
|152|: Bucallan buide; SP 1258 |8099|, |152|: An bucaillin
buide; SP 1259 |8100|, cf|152|:
The gamest toast; SP 501 |7342|:
Gami' orum; Ballad opera- Sylvia (and 2 others):
An garb-cnoicin fraoig; SP 1385 |8226|:
The garden of daisies (1st/2); SP 609 |7450|: The garden of
daisies (2nd/2); SP 610 |7451|:
Garland of Roses; OFPC2 31 |4140|:
[Garryowen]/ Auld Bessy; AA3 594 |2658|: The Garyon; Lee/Hime/
Cooke's Cds for 1797[?] |3480| 5211: Cary Owen; GCR2 30 |3576|:
Garey Owen [from] Harlequin Amulet or the Majic of Mona. by
Jackson of Cork. [1800, according to Moffat.]; Campbell's 16th
Book of...Country Dances, p. 2, c 1801: Gaury Owen Irish;
OFPC1 7 |3949|,|2658|: Gary Owen; KCR1 32 |3689|=|3576|:
Garrione; HOIT1 34 |4551|,|2658|: Garry Owen; HOIM1 7
|4675|=|4551|: Garry Owen; HOIM3 7 |4737|=|4551|: Garyone [for
Moore's song, We may roam through this world]; SMIM2 #6 |4763|:
Garyon; HPB1 48 |5218|= |3480|: When I was a chicken. Air-Geary
Owen [song attributed to Warner in US1, p. 429]; CIMR 74
|4785|: Geary Owen; KHA1 13 |5494|=|4785|: Garry Owen; ESIM 2
|5642|,|2658|: Irish Air [Garry Owen]; RFM1 #184 |9322|,|2658|:
Gary Owen; WCD2 25 |6166|=|4785|: Garryowen; LMI 21 |6415|: The
Women of Limerick, air- Garryowen [song by Tho. Mooney]; TMHI
797 |6583|,|2658|:
The Garter, or King James March; DM 1686 |109|:
Garter Tune; HPB3 37 |5239|,|3481=Lady Camden's Fancy|:
An gasun og a cradaig me (1st/2); SP 1238 |8079|: An gasun og a
cradaig me (2nd/2); SP 1239 |8080|,|8079|:
Garvagh! it's a pretty place, surrounded well with trees; SP 842
|7683|:
Gather up the money, the Petticotee dance and song tune; SP 881
|7722|:
The Gay Lass Irish; OFPC1 90 |4035|:
Gearan buide; SP 1456 |8297|: [Cf. Yellow horse]
An gearan buide; SP 1457 |8298|:
Geatin air crud (1st/2); SP 1560 |8401|: Geatin air crud (2nd/2);
SP 1561 |8402|,|8401|:
The Geese in the bog; SP 940 |7781|:
A gega cumain; SP 1348 |8189|:
General Wynne, march by Carolan; SP 986 |7827|
The Gentle Maiden; EB3 #148 |6066|,cf|60|,|1164|:
George Reynolds, Esqr.; MSI 6 (DOSC 157) |4283|=|1944|:
Get up Early; EB3 #51 |5953|:
Gilder Roy [Star of the County Down]; Stuart's Music, c 1726
|468|: Gilderoy; OC33 |709|,|468|: Gilde Roy; CPC5 20
|1211|,|468|: Gilderoy; RBS1 |1490|,|468|: Gilderoy; Shield's
Marian, 1788 |2405|,|468|: [See tune family 3 at end]
Gile beg le m'anam tu; SP 1151 |7892|:
Gillan na Drover; Bowie's Reels |2426|: Gillan na Drover;
McFadyen's Repos., c 1800 |3613|=|2426|
The Gimblet; CPC10 |1293|: Untitled; Irish Lilt, BL |1738|,
|1293|: Irish Lilt; TMP2 |1789|,|1293|: Irish Lilt; S&S200
|1871|=|1738|: Farewell to Kilavy; NLS MS 5.2.22 |2031|,|1293|:
[A Rose tree in full bearing- song]; Poor Soldier, 1784?
|2072|, |1293|: The Dainty Besom Maker; AA1 120 |2488|,|1293|:
Old Lea Rigg or Rose Tree; GSR2 29 |3280|=|2072|: Rose Tree,
with Variations; OFNIM 48 |3931|,|1293|: The Rose Tree in Full
Bearing; OFPC1 40 |3986|=|3931|: Kileavy; MSI 43 |4353|,|1293|:
Rose-Tree, The [for Moore's song, I'd Mourn the hopes]; SMIM5
#12, 1813 |5346|, |1293|: Moirin Ni Ghiberlain; MIB2 35
|5619|=|5346|: Rose Tree; RFM1 #38 |9282|,|1293|: The Rose
Tree; LMI 23 |6417|=|5346|: Come, rise a cheer for Erin; TMHI
69 |6518|=|5346|: Moirin ni Chuillionnain- Little Mary
Cullenan; OPPM1 56 |6656|=|5346|:
Gini tugfain elugud leat; SP 1302 |8143|:
Giolla an biamoir; SP 1378 |8219|:
An giolla gruama; SP 1388 |8229|:
An' giolla gruama (1st/2); SP 1389 |8230|: An giolla gruama
(2nd/2); SP 1390 |8231|,|8230|:
The Girl I Left Behind Me: HPB3 67 |5244|, cf|1293|: The Girl I
left behind me [for Moore's song, As slow our ship]; SMIM7 #2,
1818 |5577|,|5244|: Girl I left behind me, The; EB3 #57
|5959|,|5244|: Brighton Camp or the Girl I Left Behind Me; RFM1
#349 |9292|,|5244|: The girl I left behind me; CGI 15
|6075|,|5244| Cc 2/4 6336L 1153: The girl I left behind me;
WCD1 21 |6145|,|5244|: The Girl I Left Behind Me; LMI 68
|6492|,|5244|:
The girl I love; SP 540 |7381|: The girl I love; SP 959
|7800|,|7381|:
The Girl of the great house; PT1 51 |6726|:
The Girl who is near Sligo; SP 1126 |7967|:
Girls of Armagh, The; JBA 17 |2921|:
Glencoe [McDonald's Return to]; SP 677 |7518|:
The Glenmore Hunt Irish; OFPC2 69 |4185|:
"Glin" a ainim; SP 1387 |8228|:
Glugar an meadain; SP 1250 |8091|,|6751|:
Go d. tuigeann Murphy; SP 1503 |8344|:
Go, my own darling boy; HFIM 24 |6603|:
Go to the Devil and Shake Yourself; Campbell's Reels |2169|,
|2145|: The Irish Newsman; SS song with music |3038|,|2169|
cf|2458|: Go to the D--L and Shake yourself; Lee's CDs-96
|3304|,|2169|: Go to the D--l and shake yourself; Hime's 2nd
coln of Fav CDs, c 1796 |3396|=|3304|: Original set of Go to
the Devil and shake yourself; N. Gow's Strath. Reels, c 1797
|3444|,|2169|: New set of Go to the Devil and shake yourself;
N. Gow's coln of Strath Reels, c 1797 |3445|, |2169|: Go to the
Devil and Shake yourself; GCR2 21 |3566|=|2169|: Shake
Yourself; KCR1 23 |3686|=|2169|: The Irish Newsman; Duval's
CDs, c 1808 |4862|, |2169|: Go to the Devil and Shake Yourself;
HPB4 35 5250|= |3304|: Dance Go to the D__ ; RFM1 #185 |9274|,
|2169|: Go to the .. [Devil] and shake yourself;
LDMI1 13 |9465||
The Goal of Clonmell; SP 362 |7203|:
The Gobby O; AA4 94 |2679|: Humours of Drogheda; JBA 15 |2918|,
|2679|: The Gobby O; Rhames' 4CDs c 1800 |3666|,|2679|: The
Gobbyo Irish; OFPC1 19 |3964|,|2679|: That's my way; MAJ 39
(mis-numbered 33) |5069|,|2679|: The Gobby O; HPB1 20
|2512|=|2679|: Gobby O!, the; PT1 103 |6765|,|2679|: The Gobby
O; SP 546 |7387|,|2679|:
Goirtin Ornadg (little field of barley); Citizen3, 1841 |6195|:
Gol na Mna 'san Ar; MIB |2203|: Irish Dump, An; THM 2 2786|,
|2203|: Irish Cry-the Goll; EB3 post 88 2 |5886|,|2203|: Irish
Cry, EB3 #81a |5987|, |2203|: The Lamentaation of the Aged
Woman; TMHI 130 |6522|=|2203|:
The good boy; SP 537 |7378|:
The Good Fellow Irish; OFPC1 60 |4006|,|285|: The good fellows.
Jig; SP 960 |7801|,|4006|:
Good night and joy be we ye a' [Parting Glass]; GCG2 39 |3583|:
Good night and joy be with you; PT1 80 |6749|,cf|3583|: Joy be
with you; SP 995 |7836|,cf|3583|:
Good night, good night, and joy be with you; SP 920 |7761|:
The Good ship Planet; SP 379 |7220|:
The gooseberry blossom, a reel; SP 912 |7753|:
The Gorey Caravan; SP 649 |7490|:
The Gossip; SP 592 |7433|:
Grace NVGENT by Carrollan; NIT 26 (DOSC 110) |424|: Grace Nugent;
ADC 43 |532|=|424|: [Grace Nugent, by Carolan]; SMM #414
|9378|, |424|: Gracey Nugent; THM 13 |2797|,|424|: Grace Nugent
Carolan; EB1 #65 (DOSC 110) |3391|,|424|: Oh! Gracey once I
thought thee mine; OHM 22 (Grace Nugent) |4384|: Grace Nugent;
MAIA2 50 |5170|,|424|: Grace Nugent; HPB6 29 |5280|=|3391|:
Grad geal mo croide (1st/2); SP 1273 |8114|:
Grad geal mo croide (2nd/2); SP 1274 |8115|,|8114|:
Grad geal mo croide; SP 1290 |8131|:
Grad i san ol; SP 1446 |8287|:
Grad mo cleib; SP 1156 |7897|:
Grad mo croid-sa an "piosa" d'fear; SP 1192 |8033|: Grad mo
croide-se; SP 1483 |8324|,|8033|:
Grad mo croid an "piosa" d'fear; SP 1193 |8034|:
Grad mo croide; SP 1500 |8341|:
Grad no Ianaman; SP 1134 |7975|:
An grad nac mbidean i latain (Out of sight, out of mind); SP 1534
|8375|:
Gramachree/ Will Ye Go to Flanders; CPC1 36 |1055|: Grammachree
Molly; TMP4 |1818|,|1055|: Gramachree Molly; Duena, 1775
|1854|=|1818|: Gramachree; S&S200 |1860|,|1818|: The Maid in
Bedlam; Mus. Misc., 1786 |2220|=|1818|: The Maid in Bedlam; SMM
#46 |2250|=|1818|: Gramachree Molly [song]; Calliope, 1788
|2381|=|1818|: Grammachree Molly; DCS1 |2396|,|1818|:
Grammachree Molly; THM 27 |2811|=|1818|: Had I a heart [song
from Duena]; SS song with music |3026|=|1818|: The Hunt for the
Jazey or Nancy my wig is found; SS song with music, c 1780
(BUCEM) |3070|=|1818|: Gramachree Molly; Mus Repos. 1799
|2595|=|1818|: As down on Banna's Banks [1st line of Gramachree
Molly]; Vocal Mag2, 1798 |3497|=|1818|: Grammachree Molly; Mus.
Repos., 1799 |3595|=|1818|: Gramachree; OFNIM 46 |3929|=
|1818|: Gramachree; MSI 23 |4307|=|1818|: Gramachree; HOIM1 3
|4671|=|1818|: Gramachree [for Moore's song, The harp that once
through Tara's halls]; SMIM1 #6 |4750|,|1818|: Gramachree
Molly, p. 110 and Tis Whisky I adore, p. 114; CIMR 110
|4792|=|4750|: Gramachree Molly Ashtore; MAJ 13 |5009|=|1818|:
Gramachree; KHA1 43 |5524|=|1818|: Molly Astore-Mary, My
treasure; EB3 17 |5883|, |1818|: Molly my treasure; EB3 #62
|5964|, |1818|: Little Molly O!; EB3 #90 |6000|,|5883,
cf|1818|: Gramachree Molly; RFM2 #310 |9347|,|1818|: Molly
Astore; DMM, 1842-3 |2677|=|1818|: Gramachree; LMI 2
|6384|=|1818|: The harp that once thro' Tara's Halls; TMHI 407
|6536|=|1818|: Molly Astore; HFIM 3 |6589|=|1818|:
Gramachree, but I love you well; SP 429 |7270|:
Gramachree is a sup of good drink; AA6 104 |2764|: Gramachree is
a Sup of Good Drink; CIA 10 |3209|=|2764|= HNS 7 |4418|=|2764|:
Gramachree is a sup of Good Drink; MSI 15 |4296|=|2764|:
Gramachree is a sup of good drink; HOIT1 31 |4548|,|2764|:
Grand Parade, The; OFPC2 81 |4203|:
Granuwail; CIA 2 |3194| = HNS 2 |4402|=|3194|: Granach Weale;
OFPC2 99 |4221|,|3194|: Granu Wail; MSI 14 |4294|,|3194|: Seige
of Troy [Song in Songster's Companion, c 1788, and see
|2228|]; CIMR 95 |4788|,|3194|: Granuwail; HPB2 18
|5224|,|3194|: Granu Weal__or Ma, Ma, Ma; EB3 #46 |5947|,
|3194|: Grainne Mhaol; Citizen, 1842 |6242|,|3194|: Graine
Mael (Granuaile, see SP 790); SP 1455 |8296|,|3194|:
The Green Bushes; HFIM 91 |6649|: The Green bushes (1st/3); SP
368 |7209|: The Green bushes (2nd/3); SP 369 |7210|: The Green
bushes (3rd/3); SP 370 |7211|:
Green fields of Ireland; SP 909 |7750|:
The Green Flag, air- O'Connell's March; DSN 248 |6371|,cf|4960|:
The Green flag; SP 576 |7417|:
Gray goose fair (Dancing Master); SP 504 |7345|,|41|:
Greadad air an ngrad so as mairg air mbionn (A scorching to this
love, woe be to him it is upon); SP 1578 |8419|:
The Greek's victory; SP 711 |7552|:
Green grow the leaves; FSIM2 78 |5380|:
Green Grows the Rashes [Scots]; OFPC1 97 |4042|,|1070|:
Green Little Shamrock [song by A. Cherry]; CIMR 106 |4791|: The
Green Iittle Shamrock; HFIM 61 |6629|= |4791|:
The Green Woods of Truigha; EB2 42 |4942|: The Green Woods of
Trugh; MAJ 19 |5021|,|4942|: The green woods of Truigha [for
Moore's song, Silence is in our festal halls]; SMIMsup #4
|5744|,|4942|:
Greensleeves; Ballet Lute MS |4|:
Greig's Pipes; Longmans 27-72 |1850|: Greigs Pipes [Scots.];
OFPC1 43 |3988|:
Grian ban Eiren; SP 1453 |8294|:
The Grinder; 3 Fav. CDs, c 1790 |2999|: Grinder, The [commences
'Search all the world over.'], p. 253, and Margery Grinder, p.
257 [same tune. Song attributed to Cobbin US1 p. 131]; CIMR 253
|4840|,|2999|: The Grinder; HPB6 13 |5277|=|4840|: The Grinder;
KHA2 3 |5533|,|2999|: [Cf 3584]
Groves by Jackson; SP 318 |7159|: The Groves: called also The
Drunken Sailor; SP 319 |7160|, cf|7159|:
Gurty's frolic; SP 813 |7654|:
Gye Fiane [Wild Geese]; NIT 24 |423|: Gage Fane; HOIT2 26
|4630|,|423|: Gage Fane [= Wild Geese, for Moore's song, 'Tis
believed that this harp]; SMIM3 #12, 1810 |5093|,|423|: The
wild swan; MAIA1 5 |5133|=|423|: Wild Geese, EB3 #113 |6026|,
|423|:
Hags of Ulster, the (1839); PT1 123a |6781|,cf|3489|: The
Northern Hags; SP 1109 |7950|,|6781|:
Handle's Minuet; OFPC1 87 |0|:
The handsome sportsman; SP 601 |7442|:
The Happy Mistake; OFPC1 18 |3962|:
The [Hare] Heer among the Corn; G. Skene MS, |304|: Hare in the
Corn; Walsh, 24-32 |659|,|304|: Hare in the Corn; WCAL1 |736|=
|659|: Hare in the Corn; WCD1 |851|=|659|: The Hare in the
Corn; CPC7 12 |1235|,|304|: The Hare in the Corn; AA5 63
|2708|,|304|: Hare in the Corn, The; CIA 8 |3205|,|304| = HNS 6
|4414|=|3205| Dcv7 6/8 3563 4362: The Hare in the Corn Irish;
OFPC1 77 |4026|,|304|: Hare in the Corn; MSI 33 |4330|=|3205|:
Hare in the Corn; HOIT1 29 |4540|=|2708|: The Hare in the Corn;
HOIM2 35 |4705|=|2708|: The Hare in the Corn; MAJ 32
|5053|=|3205|: The Hare in the Corn; KHA1 48 |5529|= |3205|:
Hare in the Corn, The; EB3 #146 |6064|,|304|:
The hare's lament; SP 1028 |7869|:
Hark I hear, &c, the soldier's song; SP 772 |7613|:
Harmony; OFPC2 146 |4270|:
The Harmony of May; SP 554 |7395|:
Harvest; SP 847 |7688|:
The Harvest Morn; EB1 #29 |3345|: Youghall Harbour; HOIT2 14
|4597|,|3345|: If sadly thinking; Citizen3, 1841 |6192|,|3345|?
Youghall Harbour; LMI 39 |6444|=|4597|: Youghall Harbour; TMHI
530 |6561|,|3345|:
The Haughs of Cromdale Scotch; OFPC2 64 |4177|=|2314=SMM|:
Have you seen or have you heard; HOIT2 6 |4574|: Have you seen;
HOIM2 50 |4720|=|4574|:
Hawk of Ballyshanon (Rory Dal O'Caghan in 1640); EB3 #13
|5907|,|1963|:
He's gone, he's gone (1837); PT1 48 |6725|: He's gone, he's gone;
SP 753 |7594|,|6725|: A derbratain! is diombad tu luad le
mnaoi; SP 1191v |8032|,|6725|:
Health from the cup; EB3 #84 |5994|:
The Health of the Cup; EB2 47 |4950|:
Hear me, you that's looking for a wife; SP 386 |7227|:
The heart of my Kitty soon turns to me; SP 515 |7356|:
Heigho My Jockey; HOIT2 27 |4635|,|4143|: Heigho my Jockey
Irish; OFPC2 32 |4143|,|4635|: Heigho! My Jockey; HOIM2 58
|4728|=|4635|: Heigh ho! my Jackey [for Moore's song Drink to
her who long]; SMIM3 #2, 1810 |5082|,|4143|: Heigh Ho My Jocky;
LMI 27 |6425|=|5082|:
Heigh ho! my Nancy oh; SP 688 |7529|:
Helvic Head; OFPC1 28 |3974|:
Henry! a gradh; SP 1361 |8202|:
The Hens Concert; OFPC1 42 |0|: The Hens Concert; HMI 109 |6343|:
Her skin is like the lily; SP 820 |7661|:
Here's a health to the young man, runs most in my mind; SP 315
|7156|:
The Hermitt of Killarney; OFNIM 17 |3876|: Adieu Adieu thou
Faithless World Irish; OFPC1 25 |3971|= |3876|: The Hermit of
Killarney; HOIT1 26 |4535|=|3876|: The Hermit of Kilarney;
HOIM1 25 |4694|=|3876|: When war was heard. Air-The Hermit of
Killarney; CIMR 183 |4816|=|3876|: The Hermit of Killarney;
FSIM2 71 |5377|=|3876|: Adieu thou faithless world; MIB2 28
|5612|=|3876|: The Hermit of Killarney; ESIM 4 |5648|=|3876|:
The Hermit of Kilarney; RFM1 #61 |9284|,|3876|: The Hermit of
Killarney; LMI 14 |6402|=|3876|: Adieu, thou faithless world;
TMHI 148 |6527|=|3876|:
Hey Jenny come down to Jock [Scots]; OFPC2 102 |4226|,|1493|:
Hey my Nannie; CPC5 8 |1206|: Hey my Nanny; RBR |1541|: Hey me
Nanny. Irish; AA5 99 |2723|,|737|: Hey my Nannie; Caled. Muse
|2969|=|1541|: Hey me Nancy; Hime's 48 CDS-04 |3862|=|2723|:
Hibernia; N. Gow, Hibernia, c 1798 |3487|: The New Hibernia; NLS
MS 3379 |3693|,|3487|: Hibernia; NLS MS 3379 |3695|=|3487|:
Hibernian Frolick; DR2 |1433|: Hibernian Frolic; NLS MS 3346
|1685|=|1433|:
Hibernian Rant; JW24-51 |1344|:
The High Cauled Cap; OPPM1 40 |6653|,|54|-Scots, Bonny Lass of
Livingston|:
The high road to Kilkenny; SP 549 |7390|:
Highland Laddy [Scots]; OFNIM 51 |3936|:
The highly excellent good man of Tipperary; SP 852 |7693|:
The Highway to Dublin; NLS MS 3378 |1846|: The Highway to Dublin;
AA1 43 |2462|,|1846|: High Road to Dublin, the; THM 89 |2875|=
|2462|: High Road to Dublin, The; JBA 36 |2949|,|1846|: The
Highway to Dublin; GCG2 27 |3572|,|1846|: The High Way to
Dublin; KCR1 29 |3687|=|3572|:
The Highway to Dublin; AA2 190 |2588|:
Highway to Edinburgh-Gigga to; CPC3 28 |1178|: Highway to
Edinburgh; AA3 409 |2597|=|1178|:
The hill without grass; SP 562 |7403|:
The Hills of Ireland; Hime's CDs-99 |3588|:
Hob or Nob; WCAL4 |1043|: The Campbells are coming; RBR |1572|=
|1158|,|1043|: The Campbells are coming; SMM #299
|2315|,|1043|: The Campbells are coming; AA1 21 |2454|,|1043|:
The Campbells are coming [Scots]; OFPC1 74 |4023|,|1043|: Silly
Old Man/ Shan Dinna or silly old Man, The; OFPC2 76 |4197|,
|1043|: Shandinna, The; OFPC2 77 |4198|,|1043| Agz 6/8
4L16L6L 4L15L5L or Dcoz 6/8 1533 1522: Shanu a Daltu-the burnt
old man; ESIM 3 |5644|=|2454|: Hob Nob; RFM2 #307 |9336|,
|1043|: An sean-duine Seoirse, tune, The old man
(1st); OPPM1 96 |6663|,|1043| Dc 6/8 1513 1532: An sean-duine
Seoirse, tune, The old man (2nd); OPPM1 97 |6664|,|1043|:
Hold your tongue; SP 520 |7361|:
Hollow Fair; HOIT2 31 |4645|:
Hopton House; RBR 9 |1510|: Sweet Mally; NLS MS 808 |1761|,
|1510|: Hopton House; NLS MS 808 |1766|=|1510|: Sweet Molly;
NLS MS 502.25 |1906|,|1510|: Hopton House; AA1 61 |2467|=
|1510|: Hopton House; AA6 17 |2757|,|1510|: Hopetoun House;
Caled. Muse |2957|=|1510|: Sweet Mally; N. Gow's Strath.
Reels, c 1797 |3457|=|1510|: Sweet Molly; GCR1 17 |3519|,
|1510|: Sweet Molly Scotch; OFPC2 45 |4163|,|1510|: Charming
Molly; OFPC2 74 |4195|, cf|1510|:
Horace the Rake; SP 348 |7189|:
The Hornless Cow; EB3 #37 |5935|:
The Hornless cow, or the brown ewe (a private still); SP 442
|7283|:
The Hour I prove false (c 1815); PT1 181 |6830|:
The housekeeper, a march; SP 998 |7839|:
The housemaid (Jig); SP 957 |7798|:
How deep in love I am; SP 465 |7306|:
How do you like her for your wife?; SP 532 |7373|:
How will I get to the bedchamber?; SP 791 |7632|:
Hugar Mu Fean; BT1 44, Irish |1031|: Hugar Mu Fean; CPC11 3
|1298|,|1031|: Hugar Mu Fean [Gigga]; CPC11 3 |1299|,|1298|:
Hugar Mu Fean; THM 19 |2803|=|1031|: Hugar mon fone Souraling
[We brought the summer with us]; CIA 7 |3204|,|1031|= HNS 5
|4412|=|3204|: We Brought the Summer with us; EB1 #61 |3386|,
|1031|: Hugar mone Fona Souraling; MSI 2 |4275|=|3204|: We
brought the Summer with us [for Moore's song, Come, send round
the wine]; SMIM2 #10 |4767|,|1031|:
Huis-eo! mo leanb (1st/2); SP 1464 |8305|: Huis-eo! mo leanb
(2nd/2); SP 1465 |8306|,|8305|
Hulets Health; EB2 7 |4881|:
The Humble Beggar; SMM #423 |9377||
The Humming of the Ban; EB2 30 |4912|: Humming of the Ban, The
[For Moore's song, Sail on, sail on, thou fearless bark]; SMIM8
#2, 1821 |5589|,|4912|:
It's pretty to be in Balinderry; EB3 post 88 2 |5888|,cf|4912|:
The Humour of New Town; OFPC2 40 |4155|, cf|1999|:
The Humours of Ardmore Irish; OFPC2 72 |4191|:
The Humours of Ballymanus, or Jigg Polhogue; 3 CDs, c 1790
|3012|: The Humours of Ballymanus; Tracy's Favorite CDs c 1795
|3173|,|3012|: Jigg Poltogue; Cooke's Dances for 1797 |3417|=
|3012|: The Humours of Ballymanus; OFNIM 50 |3934|,|3012|: The
Humours of Ballymanus Irish; OFPC1 35 |3984|,|3012|:
Jigg Polthogue; HPB5 34 |5266|=|3012|: Irish Reel; WCD1 12
|6137|,|3012|: Jigg Polltog; Citizen, 1842 |6236|,|3012|:
The Humours of Caledon; SP 615 |7456|:
Humours of Castlebar; MCD6 |1105|: Humours of Castlebar; Hime's
48 CDS-04 |3873|,|1105|:
The Humours of Castlecomber Irish; OFPC1 26 |3972|:
The Humours of Castlelyons; Citizen, 1842 |6255|:
Humours of Cork, The; JBA 22 |2929|: The Humours of Cork; OFPC2 9
|4114|,|2929|:
The Humours of Craignamanoch; AA2 189 |2587|: The Humours of
Craignamanoch; JBA 10 |2910|=|2587|:
Humours of Dillontown; MCD6 |1094|:
Humours of Dublin: NCCD 35 |511|: Humours of Dublin; Walsh, 24-32
|658|,|511|: Humours of Dublin, The; MRMD45 7 |9358|,|511|:
Humours of Dublin; WCD1 |855|=|658|: Disappointed Widow; BO/PLY
|0|,|511|: Humours of Dublin. a Jig; AMM 31 |9395|,|511|
[Tune is "The disappointed widow" (The Widow Brown/ Slow Men of
London) in English collections, Mus. Miscellany2, Dancing
Master3, BO/PLY, from song introduced at unkown date into
Beaumont and Fletcher's play 'Wit Without Money'. Song is
given to the wrong tune, "Jamaica", in Pills, 1719.]
Humours of Dublin; JW 24-45 |1005|: Humours of Dublin; WCAL4
|1040|=|1005|: Humours of Dublin; JJ4 |1083|=|1005|: Humours of
Dublin; MCD6 |1095|=|1005|:
Humours of Dublin, The; JBA 17 |2922|:
Humours of Dublin; GCR1 36 |3547|, cf|511|,|2922|:
Humours of Dundrum; Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3870|:
Humours of Glen; NLS MS 3346 |1673|: The Humours of Glen;
Campbell's Reels |2157|,|1673|: How sweet is the scene [Tune-
Humours of Glen]; SMM #567 |9375|,|1673|: Tho' Leixlip is proud
[song in Poor Soldier]; Calliope, 1788 |2389|,|1673|: Humours
of Glen, The; JBA 5 |2902|,|1673|: Humours of Glen a Reel; JBA
6 |2903|,cf|1673|: Tho' Leixlip is proud; Edin Mus. Misc., 1792
|3064|=|2389|: The Humours of Glen; GCR2 12 |3559|,|1673|:
Farewell, Dear Glenowen [song to tune]; Mus. Repos., 1799
|3596|=|2389|: Humours of Glen; McFadyen's Repos. c 1800
|3608|=|2389|: Humours of Glen Irish; OFPC1 1 |3944|=|2389|:
Tho' Leixlip is proud [from Poor Soldier]. Air-Humours of Glen;
CIMR 78 |4786|=|2389|: The Humours of Glen; KCR1 14 |3682|=
|2389|: Humours of Glenn, or Dear Carton; FSIM1 53 |5371|,
|1673|: The Humours of Glen; RFM1 #228 |0|,|1673|: Failtiughadh
Righ Searlus, air- The Humours of Glynn; OPPM1 138
|6671|,|1673|:
Humours of Innishowen; Holden's Fav. coln of CD, c 1805 |4462|:
Humours of Kilkenny; NLS MS 3346 |1699|: Lather awa' wi' your oak
stick; AA1 121 |2489|,|1699|: The Humours of Kilkenny; N. Gow's
coln of Strath. Reels, c 1797 |3447|=|1699|: The Humours of
Kilkenny; GCG2 28 |3573|=|1699|: The Humours of Kilkenny; KCR1
30 |3688|=|1699|: The Humours of Kilkenny; MAJ 35 |5060|,
|1669|: Bidean tu i bfad a-muig (Humours of Kilkenny, your bag
is handsome my boy. from MS of 1770); SP 1485 |8326|,|1699|
[see also |2125|]
The Humours of Killdare; KHA1 6 |5488|:
The Humours of Knocktopher; HMI 66 |6331|:
The Humours of Last Night Irish; OFPC1 117 |4063|: Humours of
last night (O'Neill's MS); SP 477 |7318|,|4063|:
Humours of Listivain [by Jackson]; JCIT 7 |2007|: The Humours of
Listavain; Bowie's Reels |2429|=|2007|: The Humours of
Listivain; AA3 470 |2622|=|2007|: Jerrys Rambles; OFNIM 18
|3880|,|2007|: Humours of Listivain; MSI 13 |4293|=|2007|:
Humours of Listivain; HOIT1 10 |4489|=|2007|: Humours of
Bandon; FSIM1 11 |5362|,cf|2007|: Humours of Bandon, The; LDMI1
8 |9460|:
The Humours of Mam; Citizen, 1842 |6259|: The Humours of Maam; SP
616 |7457|,|6259|:
The Humours of Miltown; SP 941 |7782|:
Humours of Mullinafawna; TMHI 75 |6521|:
The Humours of Passage; OFPC2 12 |4118|: The Humours of Passage;
Citizen3, 1841 |6202|, cf|4118|:
Humours of the Phoenix Park; MCD6 |1092|:
The Humours of Ross; OFPC2 71 |4189|:
The Humours of Seapoint; Hime's CDs-c 1797 |3484|: The Humours of
Jerpoint; SP 617 |7458|,|3484|:
The Humours of Shannon Irish; OFPC2 69 |4186|:
The Humours of Sligo; MSI 41 |4348|:
Humours of Tallow, The; OFPC2 106 |4232|,|1026|:
Humours of Toddy; OFNIM 35 |3911|:
Humours of Woodstown, The; OFPC2 102 |4227|:
Humphry Clinker; OFNIM 52 |3941|:
The hurling boys; SP 604 |7445|:
The Hunt (or Galtee Hunt); PT1 92 |6759|: The Galtee hunt; SP 879
|7720|,|6759|:
Hunt the Hare; TMP4 |1821|:
Hunt the squirrel (Dancing Master); SP 487 |7328|:
The Hurler's March; EB3 #131 |6046|:
The Hurler's march; Citizen, 1842 |6251|,cf|6046|: The Hurler's
march; SP 990 |7831|,|6251|:
Hurra dan Daimin; SP 1447 |8288|:
Hurrah for the Stripes! Hurrah for the Stars! [song by Tho.
Mooney]; TMHI 707 |6578|,|1710|:
Hush the cat from the bacon; SP 9468 |7787|:
Hymn of Freedom; DSN 144 |6359|:
I am a bold defender; SP 434 |7275|:
I am a fisherman on Lough Carra; EB3 #92 |6002|,cf|4955|:
I am a poor Maid that's crossed by my friends; SP 309 |7150|:
I am a poor maiden, my fortune proved bad; SP 455 |7296|:
I am a poor rambling boy; EB3 #96 |6006|:
I am a rover; SP 526 |7367|:
I am asleep/ An Irish tune [I am asleep]; Sinkler MS |251|: Ta me
ma Chullers na doushe me; NIT 12 |397|,|251|: Chami ma Chattle;
Stuart's Music, c 1726 |459|,|251|: Past One o'Clock; BO/BWD
|594|,|251|: At Past One O'Clock; BO/FLR |603|,|251|: Ata Mi
Mo Chodail; McFarlane MS |843|,|251|: Past one o'clock; WCD1
|858|,|251|: Past one o'Clock; BT1 30, Irish |1024|,|251|: Cold
Frostie Morning; CPC4 16 |1189|,|251|: A Bold Frosty Morning;
NLS MS 5449 |1746|,| 251|: Cauld frosty morning; SMM #227
|2292|,|251|: [When Innocent Pastime]; Calliope, 1788
|2379|,|251|: I Am Asleep; THM 50 |2835|,|251|: A Cold Frosty
Morning; GCR2 4 |3553|,|251|: Past One O Clock Irish; OFPC1 68
|4014|,|251|: Past One O' Clock; HOIT2 15 |4602|,|251|: Thamama
Hulla; HOIT2 35 |4655|,|251|: Thamama Hulla [for Moore's song,
Like the bright lamp]; SMIM3 #1, 1810 |5081|,|251|: Thamama
Hulla; SMIM3, appendix |5094|,|251|: I am asleep; MAIA1 32
|5153|,|251|: I am asleep, don't waken me; MIB2 32 |5616|=
|4014|: I am asleep and don't waken me; EB3 #100 |6013|,|251|:
Ta me mo chodladh; DMM, 1842-3 |6287|=|5081|: Horace's First
Ode; HMI 26 |6316|,|251|: I am asleep, don't waken me; LMI 67
|6491|,|251|: I am asleep and don't wake me; SP 488 |7329|: Ta
me i mo codlad's na dusig me; SP 1277 |8118|,cf|251|:
I am sick and not in health; HOIT2 12 |4592|:
An i an pir a ta uait? ta si in seo (Is it the pea you want, The
I can weave linen; EB3 #59 |5961|:
I courted lovely Sally; SP 673 |7514|:
I courted my darling at the age of nineteen; SP 674 |7515|:
I do not incline; EB3 #87 |5997|:
I dreamed I was sailing; Citizen, 1842 |6244|:
I dtuis an t-samra; SP 1383 |8224|:
I grieve for my lover in secret; SP 699 |7540|:
I have no desire for mirth; SP 697 |7538|:
I have travelled France and Germany; SP 505 |7346|:
I have two brothers; HOIT2 37 |4661|:
I lost my love; SP 460 |7301|:
I love a woman, or, The dwarf of the glens; SP 542 |7383|:
I love my jovial sailor [no Irish title, tune like Auld man's\
mare dead |2575|]; SMM #391 |9387|,|2575|:
I love you above all the rest; HOIT2 22 |4620|: I love you above
all the rest; HOIM2 55 |4725|=|4620|: I love you above all the
rest [for Moore's song, The dream of those days]; SMIMsup #2
|5742|,|4620|:
I Once Had a True Love; HOIT2 10 |4585|: I once had a true love;
HOIM2 39 |4709|=|4585|: Once I had a true-love [for Moore's
song, Through grief and through danger]; SMIM3 #9, 1810
|5090|,|4585|: Thro' grief and thro' danger, or I once had a
true love; CGI 77 |6092|,|4585|: I once had a true love; LMI 46
|6456|=|5090|:
I once loved a boy; PT1 79 |6748|: I once loved a boy; SP 452
|7293|: I once loved a boy; SP 471 |7312|:
I shall leave this country and go along with you; SP 401 |7242|:
I thought my heart had broke asunder; SP 349 |7190|:
I was born for sport; SP 826 |7667|:
I was once sailing by the head; SP 817 |7658|:
I was one night about Bridgetmas; SP 815 |7656|:
I Will Be Taken; EB2 72 |4988|:
I will drink no more on those roads of Sligo; PT1 8 |6700|: Ni
olfid me ni as mo eir na bot raig seo Sligig (1st/2); SP 1220
|8061|,|6700|: Ni olfid me ni as mo eir na bot raig seo Sligig
(2nd/2); SP 1221 |8062|,|6700|: Ni olfid me as mo eir na bot
raig seo Sligig; SP 1222 |8063:
I will never deceive you; SP 1149 |7890|:
I will pay them yet; EB3 #141 |6057|:
I will raise my sail black, mistfully in the morning; SP 377
7218|:
I will visit my love on the mountain; SP 706 |7547|:
I wish I was a fisherman living on the hill of Howth; SP 449
|7290|:
I wish I were in Drogheda; SP 812 |7653|:
I wish, I wish, but I wish in vain; SP 811 |7652|:
I wish the French would take them; PT1 137 |6796|: I wish the
French would take them; SP 497 |7338|:
I wish the Shepherd's Pet were mine (1853); PT1 43 |6722|: As
truag gan mac an maoir again; SP 1501 |8342|,|6722|:
I would put my own child to sleep; PT1 145 |6803|:
I would rather have a Maiden without a gown; PT1 52 |6727|:
I Would Rather than Ireland; EB1 #48 |3370|: I would rather than
Ireland; EB2 29 |4911|,|3370|: I would rather than Ireland [for
Moore's song, Yes, sad one of Sion]; SMIM8 #3, 1821 |5590|,
|3370|:
I'm a poor stranger that's far from my home; SP 799 |7640|: I'm a
poor stranger that's far from my own; SP 800 |7641|:
I'm an Irishman from Monaghan, a North countryman born; SP 837
|7678|:
I'm over Young to Marry Yet [Scots]; CIA 8 |3206| = HNS 5 |4413|=
|3206|:
I'll be a good boy; and do so no more; PT1 64 |6736|: I'll be a
good boy and do so no more; SP 536 |7377|,|6736|:
I'll follow you over the mountain; EB2 25 |4905|:
I'll go no more a roving; MAJ 25 |5035|:
I'll love thee no more [song]; TMHI 798 |6584|:
I'll make for my Bridegroom a grassy green Pillow; SP 331 |7172|:
I'll make my love a breast of glass (c 1815); PT1 68 |6740|: I'll
make my love a breast of glass; SP 622 |7463|,|6740|:
I'll take a gay Glass with a friend Irish; OFPC2 20 |4129|,
cf|749|: Late on a Saturday Night; HOIT2 31 |4644|,|4129|: Late
on a Saturday night; HOIM2 43 |4713|=|4644|:
I'd cross the world over with you, Johnny Doyle; SP 443 |7284|:
I'd range the world over with my own Johnny Doyle; SP 629 |7470|:
If all the young maidens were blackbirds and thrushes; SP 821
|7662|:
If I had a court and castle; EB3 #133 |6049|:
If I should go to a clown (1st); PT1 104 |6766|: If I should go
to a clown (2nd); PT1 105 |6767|,|6766|: Ninety-Eight Ballad
(1st/2); SP 784 |7625|,|6767| Fc 3/4 3262 3261: Ninety-Eight
Ballad (2nd/2); SP 785 |7626|,|7625|, |6766|:
If I should meet a tanner's wife (1854); PT1 161 |6815|,|6814|:
Da gearfaide bean tanaraide homsa (If I should meet a Tanner's
wife); SP 1480 |8321|,|6815|:
If I'm alive in Ireland; SP 299 |7140|:
If love were within your heart; SP 1103 |7944|:
If the Cat had Gold; EB1 #60 |3385|,|3332|: Alas the pain is in
my heart; EB3 #10 |5903|,|3332|: White Blanket, EB3 #71
|5974|,|3332|:
If the Sea Were Ink; HOIT2 10 |4587|: If the sea were ink; HOIM1
9 |4677|=|4587|: If the sea were ink; HOIM3 9 |4739|=|4587|:
Ah! where is the vow. Air-If the sea were Ink; CIMR 193 |4820|=
|4587|: If the sea were ink [for Moore's song, Lay his sword by
his side]; SMIM10 #11 |5739|,|4587|: If the sea were ink; LMI
57 |6474|=|5739|: If the sea were ink; SP 770 |7611|,|4587|:
If to a Foreign Clime you go; EB1 #1 |3309|:
Im bim bob-a-ru; SP 1367 |8208|,cf|8209|:
Imbo agas umbo; SP 1202 |8043|:
In Breagh an Cailin (She is a lovely girl); Citizen4 |6210|:
In comes great Buonaparte with forty thousand men; SP 676 |7517|:
In Miltown I heard the music (1st/2); SP 1072 |7913|: In Miltown
I heard the music (2nd); SP 1073 |7914|,|7913|:
In my first proceedings I took rakish ways; SP 823 |7664|:
In the county of Wexford, not far from Tughmon; SP 780 |7621|:
In the month of June, when all flowers bloom; SP 303 |7144|:
In this village there lives a fair maid; EB3 #15 |5909|:
Ingean Seain ui Catasig; SP 1543 |8384|:
Ingen Sadb d'n mbainrec; SP 1386 |8227|:
Intrin o lutra a lutra latra; SP 1175 |8016|:
Ireland Forever (Erin Go Bragh?) [commences, ' Attend to me,
landsmen and sailors]; CIMR 133 |4834|, cf|2075|:
Irish Air; McFarlane MS |822|:
Irish Air; THM 60 |2845|:
An Irish Air; AA4 175 |2688|:
Irish Air; AA6 101 |2763|:
Irish Air; AA6 108 |2766|,cf|1266|: An Irish Air; OFPC1 129
|4077|,|2766|: Nothing in Life Can Sadden Us; LMI 24 |6428|=
|2766|: Nothing in life can sadden us; TMHI 321 |6547|,|2766|:
Favorite Irish Air; KHA2 31 |5557|,cf|1266|:
Irish Air; RFM1 #137 |9310|:
Irish Baulk; JJ4 |1079|:
Irish Beauties or Miss F-'s Maggot, JW7 |1364|:
Irish Blanket, The; AMM 30 |9392|,|2832|:Irish Blanket; THM 47
|2832|: Irish Blanket, The; JBA 25 |2932|=|2832|: Buff the
Blanket; HOIT2 30 |4643|,|2832|:
Irish Boree; DM 1696 |172|: Irish Boree;WCDM1 |332|=|172|: Irish
Boree, the (Dancing Master); SP 587 |7428|:
Irish Brogues; JJ5 |1135|: The Irish Brouges; DR2 |1443|=|1135|:
The Irish Cry; BT1 46, Irish |1032|: Irish Cry; THM 84 |2869|=
|1032|: The Lament of Ormand; HMI 47 |6324|,|1032|: Ormonde's
Lament, (from MS); SP 1027 |7868|,|1032|: Irish Cry; SP 1041
|7882|:
[See Jig to..]
Irish Dance; Parthenia, 1613 |10|:
Irish Dance; AA6 113 |2769|: An Irish Dance; HOIT1 27 |4536|=
|2769|: Irish Dance; RFM1 #27 |9314|,|2769|:
Irish Dance; Citizen3, 1841 Ea(6)v67 |6191|: Dance to the
Boatman's Song; HMI 65 |6329|,|6191|
An Irish Drinking song [Of the ancients its speaking]; Edin. Mus.
Misc., 1792 |3067|: Irish Drinking Song [commences, Of the
ancients it's speaking- Dibdin, US1 p.47]; CIMR 45 |4778|=
|3067|:
Irish Dumpe; FVB |9|:
An Irish Dump; AA6 118 |2770|: Since Sounding Drums; Vocal Mag2,
1798 |3501|=|2770|: An Irish Dump; HOIT1 26 |4533|=|2770|:
The Irish Footman; CPC4 14 |1188|: The Pot Stick; CPC9 14
|1273|=|1188|: Irish Billy; AA1 58 |2466|,|1188|: Irish
Footman, The; JBA 18 |2923|=|1188|: Jig Naboclish; MHCD c 1795
|3185|=|1188|:
The Irish Fox Hunt; OFPC1 145 |4095|: The Fox Hunt; HOIT2 20
|4617|=|4095|:
Irish Girl; NLS MS 3346 |1730|: Irish Girl; Campbell's Reels
|2172|=|1730|: The Irish Girl; GSR2 15 |3271|=|1730|: The Irish
Girl; KHA1 15 |5496|=|1730|: Moll Tighearnaigh; Citizen, 1842
|6268|,|1730|:
Irish Girl/ [By this fountain's flow'ry side -song]; Rosina, 1783
|2080|: Irish Girl (in Rosina); THM 16 |2800|=|2080|: The Irish
Girl [Abroad as I was walking close by the Shannon side]; SS
song with music, c 1780 (BUCEM) |3019|=|2080|: The brown Irish
girl, The [for Moore's song, By that lake]; SMIM4 #6, 1811
|5101|,|2080|: The Brown Irish Girl; LMI 8 |6392|=|2080|:
Irish Ground; DM 1701 |218|=|130|: Mr Thomas Tollet's Ground;
Atkinson MS |130|: Irish Ground; 120 CDs, 1711 |269|=|130|:
Irish Ground; WCDM1 |334|=|130|: Irish Ground; Polly, 1729
|571|=|130|:
The Irish Grove; TMP5 |2445|=|1524| [Marchmont House, Scots]:
The Irish Grove; RFM2 #235 |9339|,|1524|:
The Irish Half Pay, JJ6 |1339|:
The Irish Hallaloo; Pills2, 1700 |192|:
The Irish Hautboy; AA1 14 |2452|: The Irish Hoboy; THM 5
|2789|=|2452|: Irish Hoboy [Hautboy], The; JBA 19 |2925|=
|2452|: Farewell to Killaloe; KHA2 49 |5573|,cf|2452|: The
Irish Hautboy (c 1770); PT1 136 |6795|,|2452|: Ma is mait leat;
SP 1499 |8340|,|2452|:
Irish Hero or Blakney forever; JJ8 |1653|:
Irish Ho-Hoane; FVB |7|:
Irish Howle [Song by G. Vanburghe, "Remember Damon you did
tell"]; DM 1726, |481|: Irish Howl; BO/BOP |557|,|481|: The
Irish Howl; SS song with music, 2 eds., c 1730, c
1745 (BUCEM) |3046|=|557|:
The Irish Hunt; Hime's CD c 1795 |3189|:
Irish Jigg; WCAL |1045|:
Irish Jigg; EB3 #151 |6069|,|1070|:
Irish Jigg; JJ5 |1153|: Port Patrick, Jig to; CPC12 15 |1321|,
|1153|: Port Patrick; RBR |1550|=|1153|: Port Patrick; AA1 90
|2477|,|1153|: Port Patrick; THM 14 |2798|=|2477|: Port
Patrick; HOIT1 25 |4532|=|2477|:
Irish Lads of Dunces; ADC 12 |517|: Lads of Dunse, the; THM 8
|2792|=|635|:
Irish Lady; DM, 1651 |34|:
The Irish lass with the golden tresses, Cailin ruad gaedealac; SP
1098 |7939|:
Irish Lasses; JJ7 |1606|:
Irish Lasses; AA2 30 |2535|:
The Irish Lasses; Power's Fash. CDs for 1811 |5307|,cf|1606|:
The Irish Lassie; AA3 600 |2659|:
The Irish Lawyer; TMP1 |1379|:
Irish Lottery; TMP1 |1375|:
The Irish Lottery; TMP5 |2439|:
The Irish Lover's Morning Walk [Little Dermot one morn- Words by
A. Smith]; SS song with Music, c 1780 |3030|,|1689|: Whistle
and I'll come to you my lad; NLS MS 3346 |1689|: [Since love is
the plan-song]; Poor Soldier, 1784? |2069|,|1689|: Whistle and
I'll come to you my lad: SMM #106 |2264|,|1689|: Irish Air in
Poor Soldier; THM 105 |2892|=|1689|: Whistle and I'll come to
you my lad; GCR3 12 |3805|=|2264|: Drunk at night Night and Dry
in the Morning; OFNIM 19 |3882|,|1689|: Drunk at Night
and Dry in the Morning Irish; OFPC1 59 |4005|=|3882|: A
Favourite Air; OFPC2 110 |4237|,|1689|: Drunk at Night and Dry
in the Morning; HOIT1 25 |4531|=|3882|: Since love is the plan;
CIMR 284 |4850|=|2069|: Drunk at Night and dry in the morning;
MAJ 18 |5016|=|1689|: Drunk at Night and Dry in the Morning;
KHA2 18 |5547|=|3882|: Since Love is the Plan; RFM1 #237
|0|,|1689|: The Wild Irish Boy; HFIM 63 |6630|=|1689|:
Irish Lullaby, An; EB1 #50 |3372|: Irish Lullaby; EB2 24
|4905|,|3372|:
Irish Man; NLS MS Dep. 34 |28|:
The Irish Milkmaid; THD24-95 |3130|:
Irish Molly,O!; Citizen, 1842 |6231|:
Irish Morshaw; AA3 525 |2645|: Irish Morshaw; JBA 26 |2933|=
|2645|:
Irish Ned; KHA1 22 |5503|:
The Irish Pagoda; Hime's CDs #14, c 1814 |5460|:
Irish Pelt; NLS MS 3346 |1694|: Irish Pelt; AA3 533
|2646|=|1694|: Favourite Irish Air, A; JBA 2 |2896|=|1694|:
The Humour of Ballinamult Irish; OFPC1 54 |3999|,|1694|: Mrs.
Dungannon's Jigg; MAJ 26 |5039|,|1694|:The Irish Pelt; HPB5 36
|5268|=|1694|:
Irish Rant; New Lessons, 1652 |44|:
Irish Reel; Titleless dance colln, c 1751 |1352|:
Irish Shagg; Apollo's Banq., 1669 |71|:
Irish Shantruse; R. Petrie's 4th colln |3219|:
Irish Toy; ERVB |48|:
Irish Trott; DM, 1651 |33|: The Irish Trot; DM, 1703 |225|: Irish
Trott; WCDM1 |330|=|225|: The Irish trot (Dancing Master); SP
588 |7429|:
Irish Trott; Atkinson MS, |141|: Irish Trott; Atkinson MS, |141|:
Irish Trott; Atkinson MS |153|, |141|: Irish Jig (One night in
my ramble); Pills, 1719 |368|, |141|: Irish Trott; BO/BOP
|556|,|141|: Irish Trot; NLS MS 5.2.25 |1905|,|141|: Irish
Trott; AA1 150 |2506|,|141|: Irish Trott in Beggars Opera; THM
21 |2805|=|2506|: Irish Trott; RFM1 #67 |9305|,|141|: An Irish
Trott; CGI 112 |6098|=|2506|:
Irish Tune; BO/VOP |586|:
Irish Tune; BO/BWD |601|:
Irish Tune; BO/FLR |605|:
Irish tune #3; NLS MS 3346 |1703|:
Irish Tune [1]; NLS MS 5449 |1743|:
Irish Tune [2]; NLS MS 5449 |1744|:
A Favorite Irish Tune; N. Gow's coln of Strath. Reels, c 1797
|3454|:
Irish Vauxhall; JJ5 |1119|: Irish Vauxhall; DR3 |1438|,|1119|:
Irish Vauxhall; TMP2 |1797|=|1119|:
[Irish] The Washerwoman; Lee's CDs-88 |2402|: The Irish Waterman
[Washerwoman]; JBA 8 |2907|,|2402|: The Irish Washerwoman; AA4
19 |2664|,|2402|: The Washerwoman; 4 ADmir CDs, c 1790 |3009|,
|2402|: Corporal Casey; Surrender of Calais, 1791 |305,|2402|:
Corporal Casey; Edin. Mus. Misc2, 1793 |3121|=|3052|: Corporal
Casey; WHM 1792 |3070|,|2402|: The Irish Washerwoman; GSR3 31
|3298|,|2402|: The Irish Washerwoman; McFadyen's Repos. c 1800
|3622|=|2664|: The Irish Washerwoman; MSI 6 |4284|=|3298|:
The Washerwoman; HOIT1 17 |4509|=|2402|: Corporal Casey; CIMR
135 |4799|=|3052|: The Irish Washerwoman; MAJ 7 |5000|=|3298|:
The Irish Washerwoman; KHA2 12 |5541|=|2664|: Corporal Casey;
RFM2 #350 |9337|,|2402|: The Irish Washerwoman; WCD2 5 |6152|,
|2402|: Corporal Casey; WCD3 23 |6161|,|2402|: Jackson's
Delight; TMHI 533 |6565|=|2402|:
The Irish Wedding; Campbell's Reels |2195|,|2083|: [My name is
honest Harry, O]; Robin Hood, 1784 |2083|: My Name' Honest
Harry, O; Calliope, 1788 |2384|=|2083|: Irish Air (My name is
Honest harry O); THM 38 |2823|=|2083|: Irish Air in Robin Hood;
JBA 36 |2950|,|2083|: The Irish Wedding; GCR3 20 |3812|,|2083|:
The Dandy O! [for Moore's song The Young May Moon]; SMIM5 #5,
1813 |5339|,|2083|: The Young May Moon; WCD1 11 |6136|=|2083|:
The Dandy O [Young May Moon]; LMI 8 |6393|: The Soldier's Wife;
HFIM 19 |6599|,|2083|:
The Irish Wedding and Paddy's Wedding; CIMR 169 |4811|, cf|2083|:
Paddy's Wedding; KHA1 16 |5497|: Paddy's Wedding; HFIM 68
|6633|,cf|5497|
Irish Whim; TMP1 |1374|:
Irish Whim; DR1 |1416|:
Irish Whim; RFM2 #145 |9341|:
Irish Whisky; THD24-95 |3135|:
Irish Widow [by J. Vernon, 1772]; NLS MS 3346 |1732|: The Irish
Widow; TMP4 |1831|,|1732|: Irish Widow; S&S200 |1859|=|1831|:
The Irish Widow; THM 90 |2876|=|1831|:
[The Irish Widow, on the Widow Brady. Song in 'The Charms of
Melody', Sect II, p. 110. Dublin, 1776]: Song is 'Epilogue to
the Irish Widow' from 'The Irish Fair', 1772, (with music) as
headed in 'The Linnits', 1777. Sung by Mrs. Barry -Linnits.]
Composed by J[oseph]. Vernon. Comm: A widow bewitch'd with her
passion. Lyrics by D. Garrick, Same tune (only) 'The Irish
Widow' Vol. VIII (Irish tunes vol.) of 'Purday and Button's
Musical Cabinet', c 1810. BUCEM - Joseph Vernon. Irish Widow,
The: The Widow Brady in O'Neill's 'Music of Ireland', #733, is
a different tune.]
The Irish Yeoman; Lee/Hime/ Cooke's CDs for 1797 |3478|:
The Irishman's Choice; TMP1 |1381|: Irishman's Choice; JJ8
|1661|=|1381|:
Irishman's Theatrical Description [commences, 'Without the help
of a gamut']; CIMR 210 |4827|: [& 5-note chorus |4828|]:
Is aibin dos na heinib; SP 1451 |8292|:
Is air maidin dom dia Luain (1st): SP 1165 |8006|: Is air maidin
dom dia Luain (2nd): SP 1166 |8007|,|8006|:
Is beag liom a speis; SP 1342 |8183|:
Is buacaill bo 7 caorac; SP 1346 |8187|:
Is buacaillin beg og me a mor-gean do Nelli ban, or I am a little
boy that has given great love to Nelli ban; SP 1399 |8240|:
Is buacaillin og; SP 1507 |8348|:
Is buacaillin og me. Gan or, gan cuid (I am a young boy, without
gold or stock); SP 1263 |8104|:
Is cailin beg og me, I'm a young girl; SP 1137 |7978|: Is cailin
beag og me; SP 1484 |8325|,|7978|:
Is duine mea siubal a lan; SP 1132 |7973|:
Is e so sainras riocfaid haorac; SP 1186 |8027|:
Is fad o geall tu eilim liom, 'Tis long ago you promised to steal
away with me); SP 1242 |8083|:
Is fada liom fein go ndenan tuile do'n traig; SP 1128 |7969|:
Is gan aird me gan matair; SP 1280 |8121|:
Is gorta cugut-sa; SP 1246 |8087|:
Is ingean eigre me gan dobt; SP 1565 |8406|:
Is ioinada yeoman malluigte do till a dogad; SP 1519 |8360|:
Is mait e an fion (The wine is good, 1st/2); SP 1527 |8368|: Is
mait e an fion (The wine is good, 2nd/2); SP 1528 |8369|,
|8368|:
Is it the Priest you want; EB3 #116 |6030|,|3333|:
Is seal ud dom ar briaraib; CP 1183 |8024|:
Is truag mar conarc me aen bean a-riam (1st); SP 1397 |8238|: Is
truag mar conairc me aen bean a-riam (2nd); SP 1398 |8239|,
|8238|:
Is truag me, gan mo grad; SP 1111 |7952|:
Is truag me! Sasanaig (1st/2); SP 1178 |8019|: Is truag me!
Sasanaig (2nd/2); SP 1179 |8020|,|7919|:
Isabele Burk; NIT 14 (DOSC 12) |402|: Isabella Burk; EB1 #55
(DOSC 12) |3381|,|402|: Isiobel Buirc; MAIA2 81 |5205|=|402|:
Isbel Falsey, or False Isabel; SP 717 |7558|:
The Island of Saints; Power's dances, c 1811 |5299|:
The Isle of Sky Scotch; OFPC1 125 |4072|,|922|:
It is to fair England I'm willing to go; SP 814 |7655|:
It was an old Beggarman, weary and wet; PT1 117 |6776|: It was an
old beggar-man; SP 678 |7519|:
It was in Dublin city (one verse); SP 755 |7596|:
Iugen Saidb o'n beanseac; SP 1471 |8312|,|8227|:
An Iverk love song; SP 853; |7694|:
Jack an cui, leat? (O'Neills' MS); SP 1422 |8263|:
Jack in the Garret Irish; OFPC1 89 |4034|:
Jack of the Green; CPC12 2 |1315|: Jack in the Green Irish;
OFPC2 70 |4188|: [Apparently a stage jig of the early 1740's by
Mr. Birkhead]
Jack the Batchelor Irish; OFPC2 67 |4182|:
Jack the Piper; RFM2 #352 |9330|:
Jack's Alive; GCR3 17 |3809|:
Jack Latten with Variations; OFNIM 18 |3881|: [Tune on single
sheet song with music, c 1730, Jackie Leighton's Courtship.
Song has nothing to do with Jack Latten. Tune is usually
dorian, but flute score on SS song is major]
Jackson [for other tunes attributed to Walker "Piper Jackson,"
not immediately following, see: Pither in Enough, Maids in the
Morning, Cossey Jig, Figure of three, Humours of Listivain, Jig
Whack, Skylark, Bottle of Punch, Humours of Dublin (1 of),
Groves by Jackson, Silvermines.]
Jackson over the water; JCIT 6 |2005|: Jackson over the water;
AA3 455 |2617|,|2005|: Jackson over the water; AA6 130
|2775|=|2005|: Jacksons Lake; OFNIM 35 |3909|,|2005|: Jackson
Over the Water; MSI 36 |4339|=|2005|: Over the Water; HOIT1 8
|4484|=|2005|: Jackson over the Water; MAJ 16 |5014|=|2617|:
Over the Water; RFM1 #58 |9281|,|2005|: Over the water; SP 798
|7639|,|2005|:
Jackson over the Water [mis-titled?]; JBA 35 |2945|: Jackson's
Coge in the Morning Irish; OFPC1 14 |3955|,|2945|
[Jackson's] Bottle of Punch; AA6 136 |2778|: Jackson's Bottle
of Punch; 4 Admir CDs, c 1790 |3008|,|2778|: The Bottle of
Punch; GSR3 22 |3294|,|2778|: Pay the Reckoning Irish;
OFPC1 17 |3959|,|2778|: The Bottle of Claret; HOIT1 12
|4496|=|2778|: Bottle of Punch; HOIT1 35 |4555|=|2778|: Bottle
of Punch, The; LDMI1 23 |9475|:
Jackson's Bottle of Punch; OFPC2 10 |4115|,cf|2778|
Jackson's Bottle of Claret; Hime's 2nd coln of Fav. CDs, c1796
|3395|: Jackson's Mistake; MAJ 22 |5029|,|3395| Gc 6/8 1231H
4311: Jackson's Bottle of Claret; HPB4 49 |5254|=|3395|:
Jackson's Bouner Bougher/ Irish tune #1 [Jackson's Bouner
bougher]; NLS MS 3346 |1701|: Jackson's Bouner bougher; JCIT 8
|2010|,|1701|: Jackson's Bowner Bougher; AA3 546 |2648|=|2010|:
Jackson's Bouner Bougher; MSI 47 |4363|=|2010|: Bouner Bouger;
HOIT1 11 |4493|=|2010|: Pat what are you doing; MAJ 31
|5050|,|1701|: [Cf. Morgan Rattler, 1710]
Jackson's Cassock; Hime's CDs-02 |3825|: Jackson's Cassock; MSI
30 |4321|=|3825|: Jackson's Whim; MAJ 29 |5047|,|3825|
Jackson's Chace; MAJ 34 |5057|:
Jackson's Chickens; HOIT1 13 |4499|:
Jackson's Cravatt; Hime's CDs-02 |3819|: Jackson's Cravat; MSI 35
|4336|=|3819|:
Jackson's Dream; JCIT 6 |2006|: Jackson's Dream; AA2 53 |2540|=
|2006|: Jacksons favorite; OFPC2 148 |4272|,|2006|: Jackson's
Dream; MSI 16 |4298|=|2006|: The Dream [Jackson's]; HOIT1 9
|4487|=|2006|: Jackson's Dream Irish; OFPC1 72 |4018|,|2006|:
Jackson's Punch Bowl; MAJ 35 |5058|,|4018|:
Jackson's Drum; WHM 1790 |2243|: Drum; Citizen4, 1841 |6213|=
|2243|:
Jackson's Frolic; AA3 496 |2637|: Jackson's Frolick; JBA 30
|2938|=|2637|:
Jackson's Frolick; MAJ 36 |5062|:
Jackson's Hornpipe; MAJ 36 |5061|:
Jackson's Humours of Panteen; JCIT 3 |2002|: The Humours of
Panteen; Bowie's Reels |2432|=|2002|: Jackson's Humours of
Panteen; MSI 47 |4362|=|2002|: Humours of Panteen; HOIT1 4 |
4473|,|2002|: Hush the cat [index title]; EB3 #4 |5896|,
cf|2002|: Katty Quin; EB3 #88 |5998|,cf|5896|: Humours of
Panteen; RFM1 #49 |9306|,|2002|:
Jackson's Jigg Irish; OFPC2 14 |4122|,|1700|: Easy you rogue,
stop; MAJ 2 |4994|,|1700|:
Jackson's Maggot; MAJ 25 |5036|:
Jackson's maid; SP 796 |7637|: Jackson's maid SP 797 |7638|
Jackson's Morning Brush; TMP4 |1825|: Jackson's Morning Brush;
WHM, 1778 |1881|,|1825|: Morning Bowl by Jackson; NLS MS 5.2.25
|1920|,|1825|: Jackson's morning brush; JCIT 4 |2003|=|1881|:
Jackson's Morning Brush; NLS MS 5.2.22 |2042|=|1920|: [Such
Beauties in View- song]; Agreeable Surprise, 1781 |2051|,
|1825|: Jackson's Morning Brush; AA1 22 |2455|,|1825|:
Jackson's Morning Brush Irish; OFPC1 88 |4033|,|1825|:
Jackson's Morning Brush; MSI 22 |4305|,|1825|: Morning Brush;
HOIT1 5 |4477|=|1881|: Jackson's Morning Brush; MAJ 5
|4998|,|1825|: Jackson's Morning Brush (Composed by Jackson
about 1776); EB3 #124 |6039|,|1825|: Morning Brush Jackson;
RFM1 #55 |9267|,|1825|:
Jackson's Night Cap/ Rattle the Bottles or Jackson's Night Cap;
NLS MS 3346 |1693|: Jackson's night cap; JCIT 5 |2004|,|1693|:
Jackson's Night Cap; AA3 416 |2600|=|2004|: Rattle the Bottles;
JBA 2 |2895|=|1693|: Jacksons Night Cap; JBA 11 |2911|=|2004|:
Jacksons Night Cap; OFNIM 34 |3907|,|1693|: Jackson's Night
Cap; MSI 43 |4354|=|2004|: The Night Cap; HOIT1 6 |4480|=
|2004|: Jackson's Night Cap; MAJ 19 |5022|,|1693|: The Nightcap
[For Moore's song, Strike the gay harp]; SMIM10 #8
|5736|,|1693|: The Night Cap; RFM1 #60 |9318|,|1693|:
Jackson's Pipes; Tracy's CDs c 1795 |3175|:
Jackson's Rattle; MAJ 28 |5043|:
Jackson's Rolling Pin; Lee/Hime/Cooke's CDs-97 |3471|:
Jacksons Rowly Poly; OFPC2 101 |4225|,|3230|: Fire and Frolick; B
Cooke's CDs, 1796 |3230|:
Jackson's turret; JCIT 8 |2009|: Jackson's Tunet; AA6 129 |2774|=
|2009|: Jackson's Turret; MSI 35 |4334|=|2009|: Jackson's
Turret; HOIT1 11 |4492|=|2009|:
Jackson's Wellcome Home Irish; OFPC1 65 |4011|: Welcome Home;
HOIT1 20 |4518|,|4011|:
Jacobite air; SP 626 |7467|:
Jacobite air; SP 627 |7468|:
Jenny Dang the Weaver Scotch; OFPC2 56 |4170|=|3543|:
Jenny O, you have borne away the palm (1836); PT1 33 |6714|,
cf|2077|:
Jig/ Gigga [to the Jointure], NIT 29 |431|:
Jig/ Gigg; CPC2 |1164|:
Jig; MSI 21 |4304|:
Jigg [(Follow her) Over the Border, Scots]; HOIT1 17 |4508|
Jig/ Gigg, A; JBA 4 |0|:
Jig; LDMI1 14 |9466|:
Jig; LDMI1 15 |9467||
Jig; LDMI1 12 |9464|:
Jig Whack]; HOIT1 9 |4488|: Jig Whack Jackson; RFM1 #63
|9304|,|4488|:
Jink About; NLS MS 3346 |1687|: [How happy the soldier-song];
Poor Soldier, 1784 |2071|,|1687|: How happy the soldier;
Campbell's Reels |2163|=|2071|: [Row de dow dow]; Calliope,
1788 |2388|=|2071|: Jink About; AA3 491 |2633|=|1687|: Irish
Air; THM 66 |2851|=|2071|: How happy the Soldier; Edin Mus.
Misc., 1792 |3066|=|2071|: The Little House Under the Hill;
Hime's CDs-02 |3823|,|1687|: The Little House under the Hill;
ONFIM 48 |3932|,|1687|: Little House under the Hill Isrish
[sic]; OFPC1 148 |4098|, |3932|: Little House under the Hill,
The; OFPC2 113 |4241|=|3932|: Favorite Air; KHA1 33 |5514|,
|1687|:
Joan Brady; HOIT2 14 |4598|:
Joan's Placket; DM 1686, 1st supplement |105|:
The Job of Journey Work; AA3 401 |2593|: The job of journeywork;
SP 892 |7733|:
The Jockey; DM86 |108|: She gote money by it; A. Hume MS
|237|, |108|: She got money by it; Songs in Flora and BO/Trick
for Trick |9364|,|108|:
John Anderson my Jo Scotch; OFPC2 52 |4167|,|2302|:
John Doe; SP 738 |7579|: An reltan leanbac (The childlike star);
SP 1520 |8361|,|7579|:
John Heir of the Glen; EB1 #30 |3346|: Slainte Righ Searlas,
tune- John O'Dwyer of the Glen; OPPM1 146 |6672|,
|3346|:
John Kelly; MSI 3 (DOSC 72) |4278|=|1924|: Planxty John Kelly
(DOSC 72); MAIA2 67 |5189|,|1924|: Plangsty Miss Burke;
EB3 #58 (DOSC 72) |5960|:
John Moore; MAIA1 22 (DOSC 165) |5142|=|1927|
John O'Reilly; SP 351 |7192|:
John O Reilly the Active; EB1 #49 |3371|: John O'Reilly the
Active [for Moore's song, Oh! think not my spirits]; SMIM1 #8
|4752|,|3371|: John Reilly the Active; LMI 71 |6498|=|4752|:
John Nugent of Colamber; MSI 25 (DOSC) |4312|=|1939|
John the son Darby; SP 742 |7583|:
Johnny Cope Scotch; OFPC2 51 |4166|,|1269|:
Johnny Cox, or Johnny of Cockalie; SP 743 |7584|:
Johnny Doyle; SP 630 |7471|:
Johnny Hall; SP 747 |7588|:
Jolly Ploughman, The; EB3 #23 |5919|: The Jolly Ploughboy; HMI 31
|6318|=|5919|: The Jolly Ploughman; LMI 36 |6440|=|5919|:
Joynter, ye; NIT 17 |409|: The Joynture; MAIA2 75 |5198|=|409|:
Judy Brallaghan; LDMI1 26 |9478|:
The Jug of punch (1st/2); SP 352 |7193|: The Jug of punch
(2nd/2); SP 353 |7194|,cf|7193|
The juice of the barley; SP 589 |7430|:
The Juice of the Barley Grain; HOIT2 10 |4586|
Kate Kearney; OFPC2 132 |4257|, cf|2979|: Kate Kearney [By Miss
Sidney Owenson. Sung by Mr. Incledon], p. 143, Answer to Kate
Kearney, p. 145 [Same tune]; CIMR 143 |4802|=|2982|: Kate
Kearney; LMI 15 |6404|=|2982|: Kate Kearney; TMHI 238 |6535|=
|2982|: Kate Kearney; HFIM 17 |6598|=|2982|:
Kate, thou charmer; HOIM2 37 |4707|:
Kathelin and Teddy;; CIMR 138 |4800|:
Kathleen Mavourneen; TMHI 401 |6555|:
Kathleen O More; CGI 32 |6080|: The Exile's Return; HFIM 49
|6621|,|6080|: Kathleen O'More; HFIM 81 |6643|=|6080|:
Katty Flanagan; FSIM2 77 |5379|: Kitty Flanagan; HFIM 37
|6612|,|5379|: [song from Arnold's 'Zorinski']
The Kerry boys; SP 308 |7149|:
The Kerry Jig Irish; OFPC2 41 |4157|: Kerry Jig; HOIT1 11
|4494|=|4157|: The Kerry Jig; HPB1 62 |5219|=|4157|:
The Kerry star; SP 899 |7740|:
The Kildare Club Irish; OFPC2 29 |4138|:
Kidroughalt Fair/ My Lodging is uncertain Irish; OFPC2 22
|4132|,cf|432|: Kildroughalt Fair; HOIT2 34 |4652|,|4132?|:
Kildrought Fair; HOIM2 45 |4715|=|4652|: Killdroughalt Fair
[for Moore's song, Oh, Arranmore, loved Arranmore]; SMIM10 #10
|5738|,|4132|: My Lodging is Uncertain; HMI 29 |6317|=|4132|:
Kildrought Fair; LMI 45 |6454|=|4652|:
The Kilkenny Girls; MAJ 33 |5054|:
The Kilkenny Tune; EB3 #149 |6067|:
Killie Crankie; Leyden MS |156|:
Killicrankie/ Irish Gilikrankey; Atkinson MS |138|: Keele Cranke;
OST |210|, |138|: Killie Crankie; WCAL3 |765|,|138|:
Killicranky; McFarlane MS |821|,|138|: Gilly Cranky; CPC3 26
|1176|,|138|: Killiecrankie; SMM #292 |2311|,|138|:
Killiecrankie; AA2 18 |2527|,|138|: Kilecrankie;
GSR1 27 |3257|=|2311|: The Original Set of Killecrankie; GCR1 7
|3509|,|138|: Killecrankie with Variations; OFPC1 102 |4049|,
|138|: Killicrankie; MSI 16 |4297|,|138|: Gilly Cranky; HPB2 51
|5230|,|138|: Planxty Davis: ONMI 1561:
The Killruddery Hunt; HOIT2 31 |4646|, cf|1025|:
Kilworth Reel, The; OFPC2 98 |4220|:
The King and the tinker; SP 399 |7240|:
King Cormac and the Lericaun; SP 408 |7249|:
King James March to Ireland; Leyden MS |155|: King James March;
Sinkler MS |252|, |155|: Reeve's Maggot; DM 1701 |220|, |155|:
Limerick's Lament; G. Skene MS |298|,|155|: Lochaber no more
[Ramsay's song]; Merry Musician |318|,|155|: Limbrick's
Lamentation; NIT 25 |421|,|155|: Limbrick's Lamentation; ADC
54 |536|=|421|: Celia's My Foe; LOP |619|,|155|: Irish
Lamentation; Wright colln, c 1735 |625|,|155|: Lochaber; OC33
|699|,|155|: Irish Lamentation; Wright Flute Tut. |715|,|155|:
Irish Lamentation; WCD1 |850|=|625|: Lochaber; RBS2 |1496|,
|155|: Lochaber; SMM #95 |9384|,|155|: Lochaber; DCS1
|2391|,|155|: Limbrick's Lamentation; THM 99 |2886|=|421|:
Lochaber; Caled. Muse |2955|,|155|: Lochaber Scotch; OFPC1 94
|4040|,|155|: Lochaber; MSI 26 |4313|=|3076|: Limerick's
Lamentation; EB2 55 |4964|,|155|: Limerick's Lamentation; MAIA1
48 |5167|=|155|: Limerick's Lamentation for Moore's song, When
cold in the earth]; SMIM7 #4, 1818 |5579|,|155|:
King of the Blind; NIT 2 |383|:
King of the Rath, or Ree Raw; PT1 5 |6697|,cf|6046|:
The King's cave; SP 1119 |7960|:
Kiss in the Shelter; DMM, 1843 |6295|: Kiss in the shelter; SP
935 |7776|,|6295|:
Kiss me Lady; EB3 #47 |5948|: Kiss me lady; LMI 11 |6398|,|5948|:
Kiss my Wife, and Welcome; MSI 30 |4319|:
Kiss the maid behind the barrel; SP 885 |7726|: Bruisus, the, or,
Kiss the maid behind the barrel; SP 884 |7725|: Kiss the maid
behind the barrel; SP 886 |7727|: Reel (Kiss the maid behind
the barrel); SP 887 |7728|:
Kitty from Oulart; HOIT2 34 |4654|: Kitty from Oulart; West's
Irish CDs, c1820 |5636|=|4654|: Kitty from Oulart; LMI 44
|6453|=|4654|:
Kitty gone a milking; SP 444 |7285|:
Kitty/ Catty Magee; NIT 15 |404|: Kitty Magee; MAIA1 24
|5143|=|404|: Kitty Magee; PT1 185 |6834|,|404|: Kitty Magee,
SP 513 |7354|,|404|:
Kitty Maginnis; MAIA1 31 (DOSC 94) |5152|
Kitty O Brian- Carolan; EB1 #38 (DOSC 111) |3358|:
Kitty of Coleraine; OFPC2 117 |4244|: Kitty of Coleraine
[alternate tune 2 for Moore's song, When daylight was
yet sleeping. Entitled: Ill Omens]; SMIM3 #5, 1810 |5086|,
|4244|: Overture to Mother Goose [Kitty of Coleraine]; Cooke,
NLI JM 4284 |5293|,|4244|: Kitty of Collraine; KHA1 45 |5526|,
|4244|: Kate of Colrane or Ill Omens; RFM1 #12 |9270|,|4244|:
Kitty of Coleraine; TMHI 599 |6575|=|4244|: Kitty of Coleraine;
HFIM 7 |6591|,|4244|:
Kitty O'Hara; EB3 #39 |5938|:
Kitty O'Hea; SP 512 |7353|:
Kitty the Cuckoo; EB1 #28 |3343|,|3342|:
Kitty Tyrell/ Stern winter has left us; SMM #528 |2362|,|3203|:
Catleen Tyrrill; CIA 7 |3203|,|2362| = HNS 5 |4411|=|3203|:
Kitty Tyrrel; EB1 #8 |3318|,|3203|: Ketty Terrol; GCR1 10
|3555|,|3203|: Ketty Terrol; KCR1 10 |3677|=|3555|: Cathleen
Threel or Kitty Tyrell; OFNIM 17 |3878|,|3203|: Kitty Tirrell;
OFPC1 70 |4016|=|3878|: Kitty Tyrrell; MSI 2 |4274|=|3203|: Oh
Tell me sweet Kate, or Cathleen Tyrell; OHM 4 |4374|=|3318|:
Katleen Treeol; HOIT1 19 |4513|,|3203|: Kathleen Treeol; HOIM2
34 |4704|=|4513|: Kitty Tyrrel; MAJ 34 |5056|=|3318|: Kitty
Tyrrel [for Moore's song, Oh! blame not the bard]; SMIM3 #3,
1810 |5083|,|3203|: Kitty Tirell; MAIA2 47 |5166|,|3203|: Kitty
Tyrell; HPB6 43 |5284|=|3318|: Catlin Tyreal; EB3 p. 15
|5880|,|3203|: Kitty Tyrrel; LMI 19 |6411|=|5083|: O! Blame not
the bard, or Lewis O'More; TMHI 174 |6531|=|5083|:
Kitty's Rambles to Youghal Irish; OFPC1 33 |3978|:
Kitty's wishes; SP 514 |7355|: Kitty's
Wishes; LDMI1 24 |9476|:
La feil Padraicc; no potsereact; SP 1303 |8144|:
La le Padrac biosa (On Patrick's day I was in my element); SP
1497 |8338|:
Laddie lay near me; Campbell's Reels |2165|,|2735|: Laddie ly
near me; AA5 122 |2735|,|2165|:
The Ladies' fancy, or The piper's finish; SP 880 |7721|:
Ladies' march to the ball-room; SP 936 |7777|:
The lads on the mountain; SP 937 |7778|:
Lady Athenry, Planxty of Carolan; PT1 158 (DOSC 1) |6813|,|895|
Lady Blany; MAIA2 54 (DOSC 5) |5176|,|3732|: Lady Blaney; EB3 #61
(DOSC 5) |5963|:
Lady Gordon's minuet; SP 786 |7627|:
Lady Harriet Hope Scotch; OFPC1 136 |4086|=|1511|:
A Lady in Pennsylvania, lovely Nancy, you'll be; SP 690 |7531|:
Lady Iveach (Tho. Connallon in 1660); EB3 #2 |5893|, cf|925|,
|1314|:
Lady St. John; NIT 23 (DOSC *158) |418|: Lady St. John; ADC 55
|537|=|418|:
Lady Shearbrook (Carolan?); SP 715 |7556|:
Lady Wrixon, Planxty by Carolan (Neals' Carolan); PT1 39 (DOSC
169) |6718|: Lady Wrixon; SP 876 |7717|
Lady's Fancy, The; FSIM1 49 |5370|:
Lame Yellow Beggar/ Bockagh, ye; NIT 26 |425|: Did you not hear
of Boccough; BO/BWD |602|,|425|: The Baccah; HOIT2 36 |4657|,
|425|: The Lame Beggar an Old Irish Air; MAJ 22 |5028|,|425|:
Lame Yellow Beggar (by O'Caghan in 1650), The; EB3 #20 |5915|,
|425|: Donald Baccagh's lament; SP 1021 |7862|,|425|: [See tune
family 2 at end]
Lament for Gerald (or, Black Cloaks to cover Bobby, c 1815); PT1
91 |6758|:
Lamentation for Una Mac Dermot; SP 1020 |7861|:
Lament of Richard Cantillon (1854); PT1 184 |6832|: Lamentation
of Sir Richard Cantillon, the; SP 1025 |7866|,|6832|:
Lament of William McPeter the outlaw, the; SP 1026 |7867|:
The Lamentation of Aughrim [for Moore's song, Forget not the
field]; SMIM7 #10, 1818 |5585|: The Lamentation of Aughrim; LMI
62 |6482|=|5585|: Forget not the field; TMHI 800 |6585|=|5585|:
The Lamentation of Owen O Neill- Carolan, The; EB1 #52 (DOSC 211)
|3377|:
A "landlady" na pairte! Tabain cart eile do'n dig seo a-steac; SP
1569 |8410|:
Landlady [or Mrs.] Casey/ [The British Lion is my sign- song];
Fountainbleu, 1784 |2125|: The British lion is my sign [song];
Calliope, 1788 |2390|=|2125|: Mrs. Casey; TMP5 |2436|,|2125|:
Mrs Casey; THM 6 |2790|=|2125|: Madam Cassey; GSR2 35 |3284|,
|2125|: The Lads of Tipperary; OFNIM 29 |3901|, |2125|: The
Bucks of Tipperary Irish; OFPC1 25 |3970|,|3901|: Kitty O
Lynch; Power's dances, c 1811 |5301|,|2125|: The Soldier's
Return; KHA2 34 |5559|,|2125|: Saint Patrick was a Gentleman;
CGI 12 |6074|,|2125|: Billy O'Rourke is the bouchil; LMI 12
|6400|,|2125|,cf|3138|: Saint Patrick was a Gentleman; HFIM 64
|6631|,|2125|: An Sioda ata ad bhalluit, a bhuachaill?, The
wallet of silk (1st); OPPM1 222 |6683|,|2125|: An Sioda ata ad
bhalluit, a bhuachaill?, The wallet of silk (2nd); OPPM1 222
|6684|,|6683|: St Patrick was a Gentleman, Original Melody of;
SP 346 |7187|: [see also |1699|]
Langolee, Old/ Langolil; CPC9 8 |1266|: Johnny Mc Gill; NLS MS
3346 |1709|,|1266|: Langolee; Irish Lilt, BL |1737|,|1266|:
Patrick Sarsfield or New Langolee; TMP4 (neither title
correct!) |1814|,|1266|: Lango Lee [old]; S&S200 |1870|,|1266|:
Irish Tune; Cast. Andalusia, c 1785 |2058|,|1266|: Lango Lee;
AA1 66 |2469|= |1737|: Banks of the Dee [mistitled, this is
Old, rather than New Langolee]; JBA 15 |2919|=|1266|: The
Original Lango Lee; GCR3 13 |3808|,|1266|: Old Langolee
Irish; OFPC2 15 |4123|,|1266|: The Humours of Limerick; MSI 48
|4365|,|1266|: Old Langolee; HOIT1 27 |4537|,|1266|: Judy
O'Flannihan. Air-Humours of Limerick, [Oh, whack! Cupid's a
manniken, [song attributed to G. Colman in US3, p. 129]; CIMR
65 |4783|=|1737|: The Old Langolee; MAJ 38 (mis-numbered 32)
|5065|,|1266|: New [Old] Lango Lee; HB2 14 |5223|= |4123|: The
New [Old] Lango Lee; KHA2 42 |5566|=|1737|: Old Langolee; RFM1
#28 |9295|,|1266|: The Humours of Ballamaguiry, or the Old
Langolee [for Moore's song, Sing, sing, music was given]; SMIM9
#12 |5728|,|1266|: Loony McTwalter; WCD2 27 |6168|=|1737|: Old
Langolee; LMI 14 |6403|,|1266|:
Langolee, New; Irish Fair, 1772 |9449|,|1816|: New Langolee;
TMP4 |1816|: Haste, Haste [Song to Langolee]; Two Misers, 1775
|1853|,|1816|: Langolee; NLS MS 5.2.22 |2030|=|1816|: [New
Langolee]; SMM #516 |2359|,|1816|: [The Banks of the Dee];
Calliope, 1788 |2376|=|1816|: Lango Lee; AA1 23 |2457|,|1816|:
Lango Lee [New]; THM 42 |2827|=|2030|: The Banks of the Dee; SS
song with music [song by John Tait, 1775] |3028|,|1816|:
Langolee Irish; OFPC2 60 |4174|,|1816|: Lango Lee; MSI 36
|4337|=|1816|: Lango Lee [New]; HOIT1 31 |4549|=|1816|: Paddy
Bull's Expedition [Wm. Collins' song, tune Langolee]; CIMR 33
|4775|=|1816|: Langolee; MAJ 23 |5030|=|1816|: Lango Lee; HPB4
47 |5253|=|2030|: New Langolee [for Moore's song, Dear harp of
my country]; SMIM6 #12, 1815 |5359|,|1816|: Langolee; ESIM 3
|5646|,|1816|: Langolee; LMI 41 |6447|,|1816|: Dear Harp of My
Country; TMHI 31 |6516|=|6447|:
Laoid na Sige; SP 1188 |8029|:
Larry Grogan, or The London Rakes Delight; SS song with music
[but not about Larry Grogan] |3047|,|743|: Larry Grogan; WCAL2
|743|: Larig Ghrogan; McFarlane MS |814|,|743|: Larry Grogan;
JJ2 |872|=|743|: Larry Grogan; CPC10 12 |1288|,|743|: [Larry
Grogan]; Love in a Village |1626|,|743|: Irish Reel; NLS MS 808
|1772|,|1743|: Lary Grogan; AA1 150 |2507|=|1288|: Lary Grogan;
AA4 30 |2669|,|743|: Lary Grogan; THM 37 |2822|=|2669|: Larry
Grogan; McFadyen's Repos. c 1800 |3638|=|2669|: Lary Grogan
Irish; OFPC2 38 |4153|,|743|: Larry Grogan; HOIT1 3 |4472|,
|743|: Larry Grogan; HPB3 36 |5238|=|2669|: Larry Grogan; KHA2
22 |5551|=|2669|: Lary Grogan; RFM1 #71 |9313|,|743|:
Larry O'Gaff; SP 373 |7214|:
Lass of Patty's Mill with Variations [Scots]; OFNIM 47 |3930|:
Lass of Patty's Mill Scotch; OFPC1 108 |4053|,|672|:
The Lass of Sliabh Ban; SP 766 |7607|:
The Lass with the Rowling Eye Irish; OFPC2 37 |4151|:
The Lasses of Dublin [The meadows look cheerful- O'Keeffe song];
Edin. Mus. Misc2., 1793 |3113|: The Lasses of Dublin; KHA1 35
|5516|,|3113|:
The Lasses of Sligo; HOIT2 6 |4573|:
Last night I dreamt of my own true love; SP 453 |7294|:
Last night's funeral; SP 889 |7730|:
Last Saturday night as I lay in my bed; PT1 101 |6763|: Last
Saturday night as I lay in my bed (white-boy song); SP 767
|7608|,|6763|:
The last time I came o'er the Moor [Scots]; OFNIM 52 |3940|:
Lastrum Pone; NCCD 6 |491|: Lostrum Ponia; ADC 27 |521|,|491|:
Lestrum Pone; BO/BWD, |593|, |491|: Lass Trumponey; WCAL1
|739|,|491|: Lang Strumpony; McFarlane MS |784|,|491|: Lass
Trumponey; WCD1 |860|,|491|: Lastrum Pony; CPC11 13 |1305|,
|491|: Laustrum Poney; OFPC1 32 |3977|,|491|: Langstern Pony,
The; LMDI1 86 |x|,|491|: Lass's Trumpancy; Great Northern Tune
Book, from Vicker's MS, c 1772 |x|,|491|:
The Lazy Mist; SMM #232 [= CPC12 20] |2294|: The Lazy Mist; SMM
#587 |9371|,|2294|:
Leaba cluim 's cordaide (a bed of feathers and ropes); SP 1336
|8177|:
A Leacnaraig an guish(?); SP 1287 |8128|:
Leap Year; CIMR 124 |4796|:
Leather away with the Oak Stick; NLS MS 5.2.22 |2037|:
Leather away with the Wattle, O!; OPPM1 192 |6678|:
Leather bags Donnel; SP 393 |7234|:
The Leaves so Green; Citizen, 1842 |6238|:
The Lee Rigg; CPC8 20 |1257|: The Lee Rigg-Gigga; CPC8 20 |1258|:
Lee Rigg, Jigg to; NLS MS 3346 |1731|,|1258|: The Lee Rigg [My
Ain Kind Dearie]; JBA 7 |2906|,|1257|: My ain kind dearie; N.
Gow's Strath Reels, c 1797 |3462|=|2251|: My Ain Kind Dearie
Scotch; OFPC1 141 |4091|=|2251|:
Leinster Prentice; HOIT2 39 |4667|:
[Leslie's] Lashley's March [March, March, why the diel do ye na
march]; Wright colln, no title, c 1735 |634|: Highland March in
Oscar and Malvina; OFPC1 46 |3991|=|634|: Dirty James [K. James
II]; EB3 #70 |5973|,|634|:
Let other men sing of their goddesses bright; CIMR 129 |4797|:
Let that stand there; AA3 450 |2614|:
Let us be drinking, drinking, drinking (1854); PT1 131 |6789|:
Let's be drinking; SP 1063 |7904|: Let's be drinking; SP 1064
|7905|,|6789|:
Letita Burke; EB2 55 (DOSC 10) |4963|,|3740|:
Leave that as it is (see SP 1319); SP 387 |7228|:
Lilliburlero/ A New Irish Tune; 2nd pt. of Mus. Handmaid, 1689
|121|: Lilliburlero; DM, 1690 |122|,|121|: Lillebolero; Leyden
MS |165|, |121|: The National Quarrel; Choice New Songs, 1699
|179|,|121|: The National Quarrell; Pills2, 1700 |193|=|179|:
Lillye Bur Lerro; A. Hume MS |236|=|179|: Lilli Burlero; 120
CD's, 1711 |272|=|121|: Lilli Burlero; WCDM1 |331|=|121|: The
National Quarrel; Pills 2, 1719 |349|=|179|: Lilliburlero;
BO/BOP |558|, |121|: Lily Burlero; Wright Flute tut. |721|=
|121|: Lilli Burlare; CPC7 13 |1236|,|121|: Lillie Bulera; AA3
481 |2628|,|121|: Lilliburlero; THM 77 |2862|= |179|:
Protestant Boys; HPB5 61 |5275|,|121|: The Protestant Boys; CGI
64 |6090|,|121|: Orange and Gren Will Carry the Day, air- the
Protestant Boys; DSN 316 |6380|,|121|: Lilibulero; SP 503
|7444|,|121| Gcv7 6/8 1324 3421:
The Limerick Lasses; DR2 |1429|: Paddy's Joke [= Limerick
Lasses]; DR3 |1481|=|1429|: The Humours of Limerick; AA3 463
|2618|=|1429|: [see 1383]
Limerick Lasses; Hime's Fav. CDs #11, 1814 |5449|,cf|1429|: The
Limerick Lasses; Alday's CDs, Waltzes, Quadrilles, c 1815
|5477|=|5449|:
Linna Machree- Irish; N. Gow's Strath. Reels, c 1797 |3459|:
Liquor of Life; HMI 81 (DOSC *197) |6336|
The little cuckoo of Ard Patrick; SP 583 |7424|:
The Little Harvest Rose; EB1 #43 |3364|: The Little Harvest Rose;
HOIM1 4 |4672|=|3364|: Go, Edmund, join the martial throng.
Air-The little harvest rose; CIMR 185 |4817|=|3364|: The little
harvest rose [for Moore's song, In the morning of life]; SMIM7
#3, 1818 |5578|,|3364|:
The Little Hills; HOIT2 36 |4658|:
A Little hour before day; EB3 #66 |5968|: Little hour before day
(O'Neill's MS); SP 1079 |7920|: A little hour before day; SP
1080 |7921,|7920|:
The [Little] House under the Hill; CPC8 17 |1254|: The Little
House under the Hill; AA1 75 |2472|,|1254|:
Little Mary's Eye; HFIM 73 |6637|:
The little red lark of the mountain (1st/2); SP 383 |7224|: The
little red lark of the mountain (2nd/2); SP 384 |7225|:
The Little swallow, EB3 #95 |6005|:
The lobster pot; SP 567 |7408|:
Loch Earn; RFM2 #186 |9349|:
Locheroch Side [Loch Errock Side, Scots.]; JBA 29 |2936|,|2258|:
Loftus Jones; EB2 41 (DOSC 64) |4938|,|1950|:
Logan Water Scotch; OFPC1 132 |4081|=|458|:
Logie O Buchan [Scots]; OFNIM 51 |3938|: Logie O Buchan [Scots.];
OFPC1 37 |3983|,|3938|:
Ld Gallaway/ Gallway's Lament; Sinkler MS |253| (DOSC 208): Ld.
Gallaways Lamentation; NIT 22 |417|,|253|: Ld. Gallawy's
Lamentation; ADC 56 |538|=|417|: Galloway's Lament; McFarlane
MS |809|,|253|: Gallaway's Lament; CPC8 19 |1255|,|253|: Lord
Galloway's Lamentation; THM 65 |2850|,|253|: Lord Galway's
Lamentation; HOIT2 39 |4668|,|253|:Lord Galway; MAIA2 42
|5161|=|417|:
Lord Kelly's Reel Scotch; OFPC1 14 |3956|:
Lord Massareene; MAIA1 18 (DOSC 100) |5138|
Lord Mayos delight, ye; NIT 28 |429| (DOSC 37): Tiagharna
Mhaighe-eo [Lord Mayo]; THM 80 |2865|,|429|: Tierna Mayo
Irish; OFPC1 101 |4047|,|429|: Lord Mayo Irish; OFPC2 68
|4183|=|4047|: Lord Mayo; HOIT2 27 |4634|=|2212|: Lord Mayo;
EB2 20 |4901|: Lord Mayo; MAIA1 25 |5144|:
Lord Robert and fair Ellen; SP 795 |7636|:
Lord, send the French without delay (1st/2); SP 313 |7154|: Lord,
send the French without delay (2nd/2); SP 314 |7155|:
A lorg mo gamain (To look for my calves I sent my child. variant
of SP 1530); SP 1529 |8370|: Ar tuairise na ngainna &c: SP 1530
|8371|,|8370|:
Lostrum Ponia; THM 87 |2873|,cf|491|:
Lough Allen; PT1 58 |6732|: Lough Allen; SP 911 |7752|:
Lough Earn - Scotch; OFPC2 134 |4260|:
Lough Erne's shore; SP 652 |7493|: Lough Erne's shore; SP 653
|7494|,|7493|:
Lough Sheeling; HOIT2 9 |4583|: Lough Sheeling; HOIM1 12
|4680|=|4583|: Adieu my lov'd harp. Air-Lough Sheeling; CIMR
167 |4810|=|4583|: Lough Sheeling [for Moore's song, Come, rest
in this]; SMIM6 #8, 1815 |5355|,|4583|: Lough Sheeling; LMI 20
|6412|,|4583|:
Love be near me; EB2 33 |4926|:
Love for Love; CIMR 122 |4795|:
Love in Secret; EB1 #14 |3327|:
Love's a tormenting pain (W. Connallon 1670); EB3 #60 |5962|: The
Spinning Girl's Song; HMI 23 |6315|,|5962|:
Lovely Anne; SP 726 |7567|:
Lovely Jane; HFIM 66 |6632|:
The lovely lad; SP 922 |7763|:
The lovely sweet banks of the Suir; SP 801 |7642|:
The Lover's complaint (O'Neill's MS); SP 402 |7243|:
The Lover's lament; SP 445 |7286|:
Lower Ormond; SP 882 |7723|:
Luac mo letpine; SP 1544 |8385|:
Lucan Spa; Power's dances, c 1811 |5302|:
Lude's Supper; CPC10 6 |1282|: Lude's Supper; DDM |2022|,|1282|:
Luggelaw [for Moore's song, No, not more welcome the fairy
numbers]; SMIM6 #3, 1815 |5349|: Luggelaw; LMI 35
|6437|=|5349|: Luggelaw; SP 712 |7553|:
Luinneac (Limerick); SP 1539 |8380|:
Luke Dillon by Carrollan; NIT 20 (DOSC 39) |412|: Luke Dillon;
MAIA1 34 |5155|=|412|:
Lura, Lura, no da lura (or Maileo lero, is imbo nero, 1853); PT1
84 |6753|: Bi liom, bi!; SP 1366 |8207|,|6753|: Lura, lura. no
da lura; SP 1474 |8315|,|6753|:
Lutghair na Naindear (joy of the maidens); Citizen3, 1841 |6205|:
McDermott's Whim; KHA1 46 |5527|,cf|172|:
McDonnaugh's Hornpipe; RFF1 #316 |9291|:
Mc Donnells Hornpipe; OFPC2 88 |4210|:
Mac Donnell's March; EB3 #112 |6025),|cf|53|: Ollistrum's March;
HMI 60 |6327|=|6025|:
Mc.Donnells Rant; OFNIM 23 |3892|: Paddy O'Brien; KHA1 9
|5491|=|3892|: Mc Donnells Rant; KHA1 32 |5513|=|3892|:
Mac Farlane's Lamentation; EB2 14 |4894|: McFarlane's Lamentation
[for Moore's song, Shall the harp then be silent]; SMIM8 #11,
1821 |5598|,|4894|: MacFarlane's Lamentation; MIB2 24 |5608|=
|4894|: Mac Farlane's Lamentation; LMI 59 |6477|=|4894|:
Macfarlane' Lamentation; TMHI 179 |6533|=|4894|:
McGuire's/ John McGuire [McGurie's Lament]; HOIT2 1 |4560|,
|4223|: Mc.Guires Lament; OFPC2 100 |4223|:
MacGuire's kick (1st/2); SP 409 |7250|: MacGuire's kick, rebels
march in 1798 (2nd/2); SP 410 |7251|,cf|7250|:
Maguire's lamentation; EB3 #36 |5934|: The Queen Tune; HMI 2
|6305|,|5934|:
McNeill's Maggot; AA3 499 |2638|:
Mablas ni Dobnalain; SP 1365 |8206|:
Mable Kelly; NIT 14 (DOSC 73) |400|: Mable Kelly; MAIA2 82
|5207|=|400|:
Madam Birmingham; EB2 70 (DOSC 2) |4981|:
Madam Cole; EB1 #16 (DOSC 15) |3329|: Madam Cole (Carolan); SP 71
|7557|:
Madam Judge; EB2 62 (DOSC 68) |4968|,|3366|:
Madam Maxwell; EB3 #93 (DOSC 101) |6003|:
Madge Malone- Carolan; EB1 #36 (DOSC 98) |3356|:
Maggie Lawder with New Variations [Scots]; OFNIM 42-3 |3924|
The Maid at the fair; OFNIM 34 |3908|: Jacksons Maid at the Fair
Irish; OFPC1 71 |4017|,|3908|: The Maid at the Fair; MAJ 38
(mis-numbered 32) |5066|,|3908|: [See Pither in Enough, 2000]
The Maid I loved dearly has left me behind; SP 705 |7546|:
The Maid of Calligan Irish; OFPC1 150 |4100|:
The Maid of Castle Craigh; Citizen, 1842 |6269|: The Maid of
Castle Creagh; SP 709 |7550|,|6269|:
The Maid of Cooley Shore; SP 754 |7595|:
The Maid of Erin; HFIM 36 |6611|:
The Maid of sweet Gurteen (1st/2); SP 328 |7169|: The Maid of
sweet Gurteen (2nd); SP 329 |7170|:
The Maid of the Valley [Moll of the glen] EB1 #47 |3369|: Maid of
the valley, The [Go where glory waits thee, Moore song]; SMIM1
#1, |4745|,|3369|: Go where glory waits thee; RFM1 #77
|0|,|4745|: The Maid of the Valley; LMI 5 |6387|=|4745|: Bean
dubh an Ghleanna, the dark maiden of the valley; OPPM1 184
|6677|,|3369|:
Maid of Timahoe; SP 498 |7339|:
The Maiden-Ray SP 421 |7262|:
Maiden's lament for her lover's departure; SP 1075 |7916|:
Maidin aoiblin cois an gleana (see SP 1449); SP 1448 |8289|:
Maidin aiblin cois taib an gleana; SP 1449 |8290|,|8289|:
Maidin ceo n-uair a d'eirigeas (1st/3); SP 1511 |8352|: Maidin
ceo n-uair a d'eirigeas (2nd/3); SP 1512 |8353|: Maidin ceodac
nuair d'eirigeas (3rd/3); SP 1513 |8354|:
An maidin dia luain isead e'fagas an cluain; SP 1476 |8317|: Ar
ceantar Cluain-naMeala. 7 Carraig-na-Ririre; SP 1477 |8318|,
|8317|:
An maidirin ruad; SP 1491 |8332|:
The maids in the morning [by Jackson]; JCIT 9 |2011|: The Maids
in the Morning; AA6 133 |2776|=|2011|: The Maids in the
Morning; OFPC1 104 |4050|,|2011|: The Maids in the Morning; MSI
49 |4366|=|2011|: The Maids in the Morning; HOIT1 12 |4495|=
|2011|: Maids in the Morning, MAJ 39 |5068|=|2011|:
The Maids of Arrochar Scotch; OFPC1 91 |4036|:
The Maids of Mourne Shore; SP 302 |7143|:
Mail leo lero; SP 1475 |8316|:
A Maire! a ruin! (1st); SP 1374 |8215|: A Maire! a ruin! (2nd);
SP 1375 |8216|,|4707|: A Maire! a ruin! (3rd); SP 1376
|8217|,|8216|:
A Maire! a ruin!; SP 1377 |8218|,|7477|:
Maire an Barbrta; SP 1435 |8276|:
Maire an cuil fin; SP 1170 |8011|:
A Maire big cad e'eirig duit (O little Mary, what has happened to
thee); SP 1488 |8329|:
Maire Buitler; SP 1354 |8195|:
Maire deas; SP 1163 |8004|:
Maire inis Toirc (Mary of Inishturk); DMM, 1843 |6289|:
A Maire! is deas gaire; no Caitirn na Rodaire, plur na mban
(Kathleen Rudderigh, the flower of women. See SP1430); SP 1429
|8270|: A Maire! is deas do gaire (original of my ain kind
dearie?); SP 1430 |8271|,|8270|:
A Maire! mo comairle glacfain (Oh Mary if my advice you take): SP
1492 |8333|:
Maire na mban-glac; SP 1349 |8190|:
Maire ni Ara; Citizen, 1842 |6265|:
Maire nig hEidin; SP 1542 |8383|:
A Maire 's a murnin; SP 1373 |8214|,cf|4707|:
Major/ Highway to Dublin; BO/BWD |592|: Major; Wright Flute Tut.,
|719|,|592|: Major; WCAL2 |752|=|719|: The Major; BT1 36, Irish
|1027|,|592|: The Major; THM 83 |2868|=|1027|: The Major; AA1
141 |2502|,|592|: The Major; Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3832|,|592|: The
Major Irish; OFPC1 24 |3968|,|592|: The Major; MSI 46 |4359|=
|1027|: The Major; HOIT1 12 |4497|,|592|: The Major; NCCD 10
|9390|,|592|?:
Major Shanly; MAIA 27 (DOSC 160) |5147|=|1929|
Mala an Tyho!; SP 1142 |7983|,|7217|:
Mala buidhe; SP 1391 |8232|:
Mall Roe/ [Tho' late I was plump round and jolly]; Poor Soldier,
1784 |2074|: Tho' late I was plump; Mus. Misc. 1786 |2217|=
|2074|: Moll Roe; OFPC2 98 |4222|,|2074|: Ditherum Doodle
[title of O'Keefee's song]; MSI 5 |4281|,|2074|: Tho' late I
was plump round, and jolly; CIMR 269 |4844|=|2074|: Moll Roe in
the Morning [for Moore's song, One bumper at parting]; SMIM5
#3, 1813 |5337|,|2074|: Drops of Whisky; KHA1 37 |5518|,
cf|555|,|2074|: Moll Roe in the Morning; DGI 4 |6070|,|2074|:
The Bumper at Parting; WCD2 14 |6159|,|2074|: Moll Roe; LMI 23
|6418|,|2074|: The Gathering of Leinster; TMHI 711 |6580|,
cf|2074|: Monks of the Screw; PT1 109 |6769|, |2074|: The
Groves of Blackpool; PT1 110 |6770|,|2074|: The monks of the
screw; SP 490 |7331|: The groves of Blackpool, or the Cove of
Cork; SP 573 |7414|,|6770|: [Also in WHM, Feb. 1784, for
O'Keffee's song. Tune called for in Brooke's 'Jack the Giant
Queller', Song #4, 1749. Song on Thurot's defeat and death at
Sole Bay, 1760, calling for the tune "Moll Roe", NLS MS 12820,
starts "The French thought long to invade us/ with flat
bottom'd Boats and Bottoes". Robert Riddel misidentified the
tune for Robert Burns "Tam Glen" (SMM #296=|2313|) as "Mall
Roe". ]
Malli ban; SP 1171 |8012|:
Mammie will you let me to the Fair; SP 827 |7668|:
A maol! a ta mo mile grad leat (Oh Mael, I am ruined by you); SP
1311 |8152|:
The March of Brian Borumha; Citizen, 1842 |6230|: Brian
Boroimhe's March; HMI 98 |6340|,|6230|: Brien Borhoimhe's
March; LMI 22 |6416|,|6230|:
Mared nig Dubartad; SP 1083 |7924|:
Margaret Roach/ The Cry of Galen [Margaret Roach or Gallen
Lament]; HOIT2 4 |4568|,|4147|: Margaret Roach or Gallens
Lament; OFPC2 34 |4147|:
Marsail Lochinalie; CPC11 14 |1306|:
Mary do you Fancy me; EB1 #41A |3361|: Mary do you Fancy me; EB1
#41B |3362|,|3361|: Mary do you fancy me; SP 474 |7315|:
Mary I die your slave; SP 751 |7592|:
Mary, my honey; CGI 161 |6111|:
Mary Nugent; Citizen, 1842 |6262|:
Mary with the fair locks; EB3 #68 |5970|:
The Mason; HOIT2 26 |4632|, cf|2738|:
The Masson Laddie; AA5 138 |2738|: The Mason's Apron; GCR2 24
|3571|,|2738|: The Mason's Apron; Duval's CDs, c 1808
|4860|,|2738|:
May Day Song; HMI 9 |6307|:
Melancholy Martin (1837); PT1 19 |6704|: Martin Dough; SP 748
|7589|,|6704|:
The Melody of the Harp (song tune); PT1 174 |6823|: Melody of the
harp; SP 1066 |7907|;
The Memory of the Dead; DSN 44 |6349|:
The Merchant's daughter; EB3 #5 |5897|:
The merchant's daughter; SP 389 |7230|:
Merrily/ So Merrily Danced the Quakers; DR2 |1439|: Merrily Dance
the Quaker; RBR |1547|,|1439|:" [In Jacky Bull- song];
Agreeable Surprise, 1781 |2050|,|1439|: Wilke's Wrigle; AA1 145
|2504|,|1439|: Jacky Bull; THM 4 |2788|=|2504|: Merrily Dance
the Quaker; N. Gow's coln of Strath. Reels. c 1797 |3455|=
|1547|: Merrily Danced the Quaker's Wife; GCR2 17 |3563|=
|1547|: Merrily danced the Quaker's wife; KCR1 19 |3684|=
|1547|: Merrily Danced the Quaker's Wife; KCR1 19 |3684|=
|1547|: Merrily kiss the Quaker; OFPC2 95 |4218|,|1439|: Irish
Trott; HOIT1 1 |4467|=|2504|: Merrily Danced the Quaker's Wife;
WCD1 3 |6130|,|1439|:
Merry Dancers/ Bonny Lass of Our Town, or Merry Dancers; WCAL2
|746|: Merry Dancers, The; MRMD44 p. 302 |9355|,|746|: The
Merry Dancers; TMP1 |1396|=|746|: Merry Dancers; RBR |1577|,
|746|: The Merry Dancers; AA1 149 |0|,|746|: Merry Dancers;
Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3869|,|746|: Merry Dancers; HOIT1 2
|4469|=|746|: The Kinegad Slashers Irish; OFPC2 31 |4141|,
|746|: Kinegad Slashers; HOIT1 16 |4504|=|4141|: The Kinnegad
Slashers; HOIM2 56 |4726|=|4141|: A Favourite Irish Air; KHA1 1
|5483|,|746|: The Merry Dancers; RFM1 #70 |9324|,|746|: The
Irish Schoolmaster; Weipert's CDs, c 1845 |6504|=|4141|:
The Merry Old Woman Irish; OFPC1 118 |4065|: The merry old
Woman; SP 354 |7195|,|4065|: The merry old Woman; SP 356
|7197|:
An Mhaighdean Fhagtha (forsaken maid); DMM, 1843 |6288|:
Mic o! mo grad; SP 1546 |8387|:
Michael Hoy [for Moore's song, The wine-cup is circling];
SMIMsup #1 |5741|: Michael Hoy; LMI 68 |6493|=|5741|:
Michael Molloy; SP 750 |7591|:
Michael Wiggins; Cooke's dances for 1811 |5310|
Michael Wiggins; RFM1 #13 |9285|, not |5310|:
The Midnight Fifer; Citizen3, 1841 |6197|:
Mild Mable O'Kelly; EB2 48 |4952|:
Milking time is over; SP 298 |7139|:
Mill Mill O Scotch (Duett IV); OFPC1 157 |4104|:
The Mill Stream, a County Cork reel; SP 396 |7237|:
The Millers Maggot; OFNIM 31 |3904|:
Miners/ Minors of Wicklow; MCD6 |1108|: The Miners of Wicklow;
AA1 23 |2456|,|1108|: The Miners of Wicklow; AA4 28 |2667|=
|1108|: The Miners of Wicklow; Rhames, 3DCs, c 1790
|2995|=|1108|: A Life of Town Fashion; Wicklow Mntns, 1795
|3141|,|1108|: The Miners of Wicklow; McFadyen's Repos. c
1800 |3636|=|1450|: The Miners of wicklow; Hime's 48 CDs-04
|3848|=|1108|: Miners of Wicklow; HOIT1 6 |4481|=|1108|: Miner
of Wicklow, The; EB3 #102 |6015|,|1108|: Miners of Wicklow;
RFM1 #25 |9316|,|1108|: Miners of Wicklow, The; LDMI1 25
|9477|,|1108|:
Miser/ Jig to the Irish Cry; BT1 48, Irish |1033|: The Miser;
WCAL4 |1036|,|1033|: The Miser; DR1 |1422|=|1033|: The Parson
and his Boots [Miser]; RBR |1514|,|1033|: [Miser]; Midas
|1637|,|1033|: The Parson in his Boots; NLS MS 3327
|1750|,|1033|: Miser; S&S200 |1864|,|1637|: Jigg to the Irish
Cry; THM 84 |2870|=|1033|: The Parson in boots; GCR2 15
|3560|,|1033|: The Parson in Boots; KCR1 14 |3683|=|3560|: Mr.
O'Gallagher; CIMR 61 |4782|,|1514|:
Miss Carrolls Hornpipe; OFNIM 51 |3937|:
Miss Dennet's Jigg; Alday's CDs, 1815 |5463|:
Miss Forbes Farewell [to Banff. Scots.]; OFPC2 133 |4259|,|2369|:
[Song and tune in SMM under diff. title]
Miss Godfrey's Jigg; MAJ 13 |5010|:
Miss Goulding-by Carolan; SP 400 |7241|:
Miss Hamilton's Delight: Miss Hamilton's Delight [SMM #176]; MGB1
18 |0|:
Miss Hopes favorite -Scotch; OFPC2 90 |4212|:
Miss Long's Fancy; JBA 21 |2928|:
Miss Mathew's Minuet; HOIT2 4 |4567|,cf|3558|
Miss Molly, my dear, I'll go; FSIM1 7 |5362|,|5357|: Miss Molly
[for Moore's song, I saw from the beach]; SMIM6 #10, 1815
|5357|,cf|2075|: An Old Irish Air; KHA1 19 |5500|,|5357|: Miss
Molly; LMI 18 |640=|5357|:
Miss Moore; MAIA2 74 (DOSC 134) |5197|
Miss Noble; MSI 29 (DOSC 106) |4317|=|1984|:
Miss Power; MAIA2 51 (DOSC 155) |5171|,|1940|: Fanny Power; EB3
#67 (DOSC 155) |5969|:
Miss Stewart's Fancy; JBA 36 |2948|:
Miss Walkers Favorite [by Farrell]; OFPC2 103 |4229|:
Mrs. Boswell's Jigg; MAJ 19 |5020|:
Mrs. Crofton (by Carolan); EB3 #22 (DOSC ?) |5918|,|1945|
Mrs. Mc.Donald's Favourite; MAJ 35 |5059|:
Mrs. Mc.Leod [Scots]; OFPC2 137 |4265|:
Mrs Mc Dermot; MAIA1 4 (DOSC 81) |5131|:
Mrs Nugent; MAIA2 58 (DOSC 108) |5180|=|1948|:
Mrs O'Donnell; MSI 4 (DOSC 134) |4280|=|1962|:
Mrs O'Neill; MAIA2 79 (DOSC 135) |5199|:
Mrs O'Neill; MAIA2 57 (DOSC 136) |5179|=|1932|:
Mrs Patrick Kelly; MSI 3 (DOSC 74) |4276|: Mr. Patk. Kelly; MAIA2
78 (DOSC 74) |5201|=|1981|:
Mrs Sterling; MAIA2 65 (DOSC 162) |5187|=|1956|:
Mr Charles O'Connor; MAIA1 21 (DOSC 125) |5140|=|1925|:
Mr. Creagh's Irish Tune; BT1 42, Irish |1030|:
Mr. Grimgruffinhoff [Song attributed to Kenny, US1 p. 419]; CIMR
52 |4780|:
Mr. Michael Connor; MSI 10 (DOSC 121) |4291|=|1966|:
Mr. Mullins and Miss Whack [song attributed to Cherry in US1, p.
119]; CIMR 102 |4790|:
Mr. Walker's Hornpipe Irish; OFPC2 111 |4238|:
Mr. William Ward; MAIA2 90 (DOSC 167) |5204|=|1938|:
The Mock Feast; EB2 47 |4949|:
Mo bron gan mise san rpeir-bean; SP 1195 |8036|:
Mo cailin don deas as mise ag ol; SP 1077 |7918|:
Mo cailin ruad; SP 1322 |8163|:
Mo Cailin deas ruad; SP 1325 |8166|:
Mo chraoibhin Aoibhinn Aluin Og; DSN 92 |6354|:
Mo-creac a's mo diacair (1st/2); SP 1575 |8416|: Mo-creac a's mo
diacair (2nd/2); SP 1576 |8417|:
Mo creac is len gan kitty agus me; SP 1574 |8415|:
Mo creat 's mo dit, 's as cloigte an galan an grad; SP 1573
|8414|:
Mo grad ban am treigean as ceile da luad leis; SP 1095 |7936|:
Mo grad! mo cearc!; SP 1161 |8002|:
Mo Grad! nac fearra duin fuinectain (Had not we better wait, my
dear); SP 1442 |8283|:
Mo stoirin o' Muscraide; SP 1090 |7931|:
Moda deas nig Dubda; SP 1351 |8192|: Moda deas ni Dubda; SP 1352
|8193|,cf|8192|:
Moirin na tri bainne, no abran Raigallaig; SP 1069 |7910|:
Moll in the Wad; AA5 115 |2732|: Moll in the Wad; WHM 1795
|3072|=|2732|: Moll in the Wad; Lee's CDs-96 |3306|,|2732|:
Moll in the Wad; N. Gow's coln of Strath. Reels, c 1797
|3450|,|2732|: Moll in the Wad; GCR1 18 |3521|,|2732|: Moll in
the Wad Irish; OFPC1 128 |4076|,|2732|: Moll in the Wad;
HOIT1 18 |4511|,|2732|: Moll in the Wad; HPB2 13 |5222|=|3306|:
Moll in the Wad; KHA1 20 |5501|=|2732|: Moll in the Wad; RFM2
#154 |0|,|2732|: Moll in the Wad; WCD2 7 |6154|=|4511|: Moll in
the Wad; LDMI1 5 |9457|:
[Appeared as single sheet song comm: 'Miss Jenny don't think
that I care for you,' c 1795, BUCEM. Song, 'New Moll in the
Wad,' US3 302.]
Moll Ronney's Jig; DMM, 1843 |6290|:
Moll Ross; KHA2 10 |5539|=|1034|: Moll Ross; WCAL4 |1034|:
Molloney/ Mullowny's Jigg; TMP4 |1820|: Mulloneys Jig; Thompson
PC for Guitar |2044|=|1820|: Molonie's Gig; AMM 38 |0|,|1820|:
Mullouny's Jigg; Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3836|=|1820|: Mullowneys
Jigg with Varations; OFNIM 32 |3905|,|1820|: Mullowney's Jigg
Irish; OFPC1 62 |4008|=|3905|: Mullowney's Jig; HOIT1 19
|4514|,|1820|: Mullony's Jigg; MAJ 10 |5005|,|1820|:
Mullownay's Jigg; KHA2 34 |5561|=|5005|: Mollonny's Jigg;
RFM1 #312 |0|,|1820|:
Molly Ashtoreen; SP 447 |7288|,cf|1818|:
Molly Ban so fair; SP 724 |7565|:
Molly Breag Nugent; SP 1434 |8275|:
Molly Butler; SP 723 |7564|:
Molly fair, that western dame; SP 722 |7563|:
Molly Halfpenny; NIT 5 |389|: Molly Macalpin; EB1 #44 |3365|,
|389|: Molly Macalpin [for Moore's song, Remember the glories
of Brian the brave]; SMIM1 #2 |4746|,|389|: Molly Halfpenny;
MAMI2 71 |5194|=|389|: Molly Macalpin; DMM, 1742-3 |6274|=
|4746|: Molly Macalpin; LMI 64 |6486|=|4746|: Remember the
glories of Brien; TMHI 441 |6557|=|4746|:
Molly Hewson (c 1815); PT1 40 |6719|:
Molly, I die your slave; HOIT2 37 |4660|:
Molly My Dear; HOIT2 29 |4640|: Molly My Dear; HOIM2 53 |4723|=
|4640|: Molly My Dear; HOIM2 53 |4723|=|4640|: Molly, my dear
[for Moore's song, At the mid hour of night]; SMIM5 #2, 1813
|5336|,|4640|: O Molly Dear; EB3 #118 |6032|,|4640|: Molly my
dear; LMI 38 |6442|=|4640|: On the Dark Lonely Strand; HFIM 70
|6634|=|5336|:
Molly my jewel; SP 524 |7365|: Molly my jewel; SP 525 |7366|,
|7365|:
Molly O'Rigge; HFIM 50 |6622|:
Molly on the shore; SP 902 |7743|:
Molly St. George; NIT 24 |422|: Molly St. George; ADC 46
|534|=|422|: Molly St. George; BO/BWD |599|=|422|: Molly St.
George; BT2 78, Irish |1010|=|422|: Molly St. George; THM 49
|2834|=|422|: Molly St. George; JBA 14 |2917|=|422|: Molly St.
George; EB1 #12 |3324|,|422|: Maire Dt. Seorse; Citizen3, 1841
|6204|,|422|:
The Monaghan Jig; Tracy's Favorite c 1795 |3171|: Monaghan Jig;
GSR5 31 |4400|,|3171|: Fire in the Mountains; HOIT2 11
|4591|=|3171|:
Money in both Pockets; Campbells Reels |2182|: Money in Both
Pockets; JBA 33 |2940|,|2182|: Money in Both Pockets; GSR3 30
|3295|,|2182|: Money in both pockets; McFadyen's Repos. c 1800
|3641|=|3295|: Money in both pockets; Rhames' 4CDs c 1800
|3668|=|3295|: Money in Both Pockets Irish; OFPC1 152
|4102|,|2182|: Money in Both Pockets; HOIT1 24 |4529|,|2182|:
Money in both Pockets; MAJ 33 |5055|=|3295|: Money in both
Pockets; KHA1 29 |5510|=|3295|: Money in both pockets; RFM1
#161 |9307|,|2182|:
Monymusk [Sir Arch. Grant of Monnymusk's Strathspey-Daniel Dow];
Campbell's Reels |2153|: Monymusk; AA4 81 |2678|,|2153|: Money
Musk; Hime, A fav. CD, c 1797 |3413|,|2153|: Monnymusk
Strathspey; N. Gow's Strath. Reels, c 1797 |3438|,|2153|:
Monny Musk; GCR1 10 |3513|,|2153|: Sir Archd. Grant of
Moniemusk's Reel; McFadyen's Repos. c 1800 |3633|=|3438|:
Mor cluana; SP 1562 |8403|:
Mor ingean Taidg oig; SP 1108 |7949|:
Mor ni beg no Edmon a cnoic (Ned of the Hill); SP 1150 |7891|:
Moreen 1a/ Muire 'N Inghean Ghiberlan; McFarlane MS |838|: More W
Inghean Ghiberlan; [Oswalds Curious Collection, 1740 and his];
CPC1 17 |9351|,|838|: [Tune for old bawdy song akin to "Black
Joke"]
Moreen 1b/ Moar Nein I Giberlan; AA2 166 |2577|,cf|1293|:
Moreen 2/ The tither Morn [Minstrel Boy]; SMM #345 |2327|: The
Moreen, The [for Moore's song, The Minstrel-boy]; SMIM5 #6,
1813 |5340|: The Minstrel Boy or The Moreen; CGI 54
|6087|,|5340|: The Moreen; LMI 1 |6381|=|5340|: Hear, Comrades,
Hear; HFIM 43 |6617|=|5340|: Moreen (O'Neill's MS, 1787); SP
1067 |7908|,|6087|:
Morgan Rattler; NLS MS 3346 |1710|: Morgan Rattler, NLS MS 3346
|1733|,|1710|: The Morgan Rattler; AA5 108 |2730|,|1710|:
Morgan Rattler; JBA 6 |2904|=|1710|: The Morgan Rattler; GSR3
30 |3296|=|2730|: The Morgan Rattler; McFadyen's Repos. c 1800
|3632|=|2730|: Morgan Rattler Irish; OFPC1 109 |4054|,|1710|:
Morgan Rattler; HOIT1 16 |4506|,|1710|: Morgan Rattler; MAJ 9
|5004|,|1710|: Morgan Rattler; KHA1 41 |5522|,|1710|: Morgan
Rattler; WCD2 7 |6153|=|4506|: Morgan Rattler; LDMI1 17
|9469|: [See Jackson's Bouner Bougher]
Morgen Mac Gann; NIT 23 (DOSC 92) |419|: Morgan Magan; EB2 71
|4984|,|419|:
Morgiana; Campbell's Reels |2167|: Morgiana, Hime's CDs coll'n 2,
1809 |5073|,|2167|: Morgiana; NLS MS Panmure 27 |5126|=|5073|:
Morgiana; Power's dances for 1810 |5296|=5073|: Morgiana;
Cooke's dances for 1811 |5309|,|2167|: Morgiana; RFM1 #283
|9271|:
Morgiana in Ireland; Lee's CDs, c 1810 |3216|: Morgiana in
Ireland Irish; OFPC2 8 |4112|=|3216|: Morgiana in Ireland;
Hime's CDs #6, 1810 |5118|=|3216|: Morgiana in Ireland; Power's
dances for 1810 |5297|=|3216|: Morgiana in Ireland; Cooke's
dances for 1811 |5311|,|3216|: Morgiana in Ireland; WCD3 8
|6172|,|3216|:
Morgiana in Paris; WCD2 2 |6150|,cf|2167|
The Morning Star; HOIT1 13 |4498|: The Morning Star; HOIM3 2
|4732|=|4498|: The Morning Star; SP 895 |7736|:
Mount Hazel; SP 848 |7689|:
The Mountain Lasses; Citizen, 1842 |6273|:
Mountain Sprite/ As on the Wave, or the Mountain Sprite; OHM 10
|4377|: The Mountin Sprite [for Moore's song, In yonder
valley]; SMIM9 #6 |5722|,|4377|:
The Mountains High [Mountains of Pomeroy]; MAIA1 4 |5132|: The
mountains high, a tune of Bonds glen; SP 559 |7400|,|5132|:
Mouth of the Jugg, The; OFPC2 127 |4252|:
The moving bog (Munster reel); SP 457 |7298|:
Muirnin geal mo croide; SP 1104 |7945|:
Murnin na gruaige don-buidhe; SP 1306 |8147|:
A murnin slainte; SP 1227 |8068|:
The Munster Lass; WHM 1787 |2236|:
The Munster Leaf; HOIT2 2 |4564|:
The Munster Man [for Moore's song, She sung of love; SMIM9 #11
|5727|:
The Munster Piper; OFNIM 40 |3920|:
Murphy; NLS MS 3379 |3699|,|2140|: Murphy Delaney; GCR3 32
|3814|,|3699|: Murphy Delany Irish; OFPC1 65 |4012|,|2140|:
What call have you to me, Ned; HOIT1 22 |4524|,|4012|: Murphy
Delaney; KHA2 38 |5563|=|2140|: Murphy Delany; WCD3 18
|6176|,|2140|: Murphy Delany; LMI 17 |6408|,|2140|:
[Murphy O'Casey] What can the matter be, p. 68, comm., 'At
sixteen year old you could get little from me,' (attributed to
G. Colman in US1, p. 198) and, Murphy O'Casey, p. 71; CIMR
|4784|:
Murphey's Jigg; MAJ 14 |5011|:
Murtugh O'Blaney; MAJ 4 |4996|: Murtugh O'Blaney (2nd Part); MAJ
4 |4997|:
"Murty" og; SP 1406 |8247|:
Must I be bound and my Love be free; SP 702 |7543|:
My ain kind Dearie (Irish version. Have you seen or have you
heard); SP 640 |7481|: My ain kind dearies/ Sweet Innisfallen/
Widow Machreee; SP 641 |7482|,|7481|:
My baby on my arm; SP 710 |7551|:
My blessing go with you sweet Erin go bragh; SP 864 |7705|:
My Daddie O Scotch; OFPC1 119 |4066|:
My Dark-haired Girl; TMHI 801 |6586|:
My Dear Stay with Me; EB1 #39 |3359|:
My Friend and Pitcher; OFNIM 26 |3895|: The wealthy fool; FSIM2
73 |5378|,|3895|: The Wealth Fool; RFM1 #227 |0|,|3895|:
[Song in Poor Soldier, title and first line. Tune also in
'Love Finds a Way', 1777]
My honest dear neighbour I ne'er killed your cat; SP 470 |7311|:
My lodging is on the cold ground; NLS MS 3340 |2048|: I loe no a
laddie but ain; SMM #267 |2303|,|2048|: My lodging is on the
cold ground; DCS1 |2393|,|2048|: My lodging is on the cold
ground; AA1 116 |2487|,|2048|: Irish Mad Song [My lodging is
on the cold ground]; THM 45 |2830|,|2048|: I lo'ed ne'er a
laddie but ane; Edin. Mus. Misc2, 1793 |3114|=|2048|: My
Lodging is on the cold ground; Edin. Mus. Misc2., 1793
|3115|=|2830|: My lodging is on the cold ground; Vocal Mag2,
1798 |3500|=|2830|: My Lodging is on the Cold Ground; OFPC1 74
|4022|=|2830|: My lodging is on the cold ground [for Moore's
song, Believe me if all those endearing young charms]; SMIM2
#12 |4769|,|2048|: My Lodging is on the cold ground; MAJ 20
|5023|=|2830|: My Lodging is on the Cold Ground; RFM1 #315
|0|,|2048|: My Lodging is on the Cold Ground; CGI 47 |6084|,
|2048|: My Lodging is on the Cold Ground; LMI 1 |6382|=|2830|:
Oh! I am the boy to be easy; HFIM 8 |6592|,|2048|:
[My lodging..., song and tune in Vocal Music or The Songsters
Companion, 1775, and Vocal Enchantress, p. 236, 1783];
My love and treasure; EB3 #29 |5926|:
My love he is tall although he is young; SP 685 |7526|
My love is in the house; SP 703 |7544|:
My Love is upon the river; PT1 38 |6717|:
My love she won't come near me; SP 704 |7545|:
My Love she's but a lassie yet Scotch; OFPC1 114 |4059|=|2291|:
My love what is the reason you cannot fancy me; SP 326 |7167|:
My Love will ne'er forsake me; PT1 18 |6703|: My love will ne'er
forsake me; SP 701 |7542|,|6703|:
My Lover has gone- my heart is sore; PT1 44 |6723|: My lover is
fled, my heart is sore; SP 700 |7541|,|6723|:
My Love's the Fairest Creature; CIA 2 |3193|,|2772| = HNS 2
|0|=|3193|: My love's the fairest creature; AA6 125 |2772|: My
Love's the Fairest Creature; MSI 33 |4329|=|2772|: My Love's
the Fairest Creature, or Shelah na Conolan; OHM 12 |4378|,
|2772|: Fairest Creature; MAIA1 6 |5134|=|2772|: Celia
Connallon (Tom Connallon, 1650); EB3 #49 |5950|,|2772|: Celia
Connallon__ Second Set; EB3 #121 |6035|,|2772|:
My name is bold Kelly; SP 810 |7651|:
My name is Old Hewson the Cobler; Jovial Crew |9363|,|1274|: The
Merry Beggars; CPC9 14 |1274|: Tam Glen; SMM #296
|2313|,|1274|: [Cf. note at |2074|]
My Nannie O Scotch; OFPC1 95 |4041|:
[My only Jo and dearie, O]; SMM #531 |2363|: My only Joe and
dearie; GCR3 12 |3806|=|2363|: My Love's the Kindest Creature;
RFM1 #277 |9326|,|2363|:
My own Heart's Delight Irish; OFPC2 72 |4190|:
My own young dear (Mo mu/irni/n O/g); PT1 186 |6835|: Murnin
sige; SP 1370 |8211|,|6835|:
My parents gave me good advice; SP 761 |7602|:
My song I will finish, her name's Miss Jane Innis; SP 521 |7362|:
My store is short and my journey is long; SP 534 |7375|:
My wife is sick and like to die, oh dear what shall I do; SP 509
|7350|:
Myra of the Vale; HOIT2 38 |4665|: Myra of the Vale; HOIM1 10
|4688|=|4665|: Where's the rosey smile. Air- Myra of the Vale;
CIMR 147 |4803|=|4665|:
Na gamna bana (1st/2); SP 1153 |7894|: Na gamna bana (2nd); SP
1154 |7895|,|7894|:
Na stroic leine; SP 1423 |8264|:
Nac mise an cean cinric; SP 1198 |8039|:
Nancy Mc Dermotroe- Carolan; EB1 #53 (DOSC 82) |3378|:
Nancy of the Pleasing Tresses; HOIT2 19 |4612|: Nancy of the
branching tresses; EB2 45 |4943|, cf|4612|: Nancy of the
Branching Tresses; CGI 57 |6089|,|4612|:
Nancy the Pride of the East (or, For Erin I would not tell who
she is); PT1 99 |6762|:
Nancy the pride of the east; SP 689 |7530|:
Nanny wilt thou gang with me [Scots]; OFNIM 49 |3933|:
Narramore; HOIT2 33 |4649|:
A Nation Once Again; DSN 272 |6375|:
Ned of the Hills/ Oh, Who is that, or Ned of the Hills; OHM 2
|4373|, cf|1023|: [see 1023 for the better known tune]
Neirin; SP 1533 |8374|:
Nelli, laog mo croide; SP 1106 |7947|:
Nelly, I'm afraid your favour I'll not gain; SP 648 |7489|:
Nelly O Neale; OFPC2 98 |4219|:
The new broom (1st/2); SP 855 |7696|: The new broom The (2nd/2);
SP 856 |7697|:
The New Dargle; Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3859|:
The new domain; SP 904 |7745|:
New Killicrankie; Sinkler MS |257|,cf |138|: Haughs of Cromdale;
SMM #488 |9398|,|257|:
New found out, The; LDMI1 20 |9472|:
New Park; OFPC2 116 |4242|:
The new Tenpenny; SP 347 |7188|:
A New Year's Song; DSN 188 |6364|:
The Newry Prentice Boy; SP 364 |7205|:
Never despise an old friend; PT1 177 |6825|: Never despise an old
friend; SP 675 |7516|:
Ne'er wed an old man (from Joyce); SP 531 |7372|:
Ni Dheacfad thu nios mo (I shall see thee no more); DMM, 1843
|6302|:
Ni'l agam 's an saogal (O'Neill's MS); SP 1420 |8261|:
Ni mhealfar me aris; Citizen, 1842 |6248|:
Ni 'r gab se d'Eocaill (O'Neill's MS); SP 1418 |8259|
Ni shinfeadh me barrach na lin; Citizen, 1842 |6250|:
Nifl me air an mbaile seo act bliadain agus tri la, or I am in
this town only one year and three days; SP 1400 |8241|:
The Night Before Larry was Stretched; WHM 1787 |2237|: Luke
Caffrey's Ghost; WHM 1788 |2238|,|2237|: Oh! the Marriage, air-
The Swaggering Jig; DSN 220 |6368|,|2237|: The night before
Larry was stretched; HFIM 51 |6624|,|2237|: [Song in Festival
of Anacreon, 1789, calls for tune "To the Hundreds of Drury I
write", the opening line of "The Bowman Prigg's Farewell". To
the Hundreds of Drury; Single sheet song, c 1730 |9366|,
cf|2237|:]
The Night of the Fun; DMM, 1843 |6296|: The night of the fun, SP
564 |7405|,|6296| [Moll Roe-Breathnach]
Ninety-Eight Wexford ballad; SP 783 |7624|:
Ni'l main suilt orm (I have no desire for mirth); Citizen, 1842
|6241|:
Ninny Vorha?; SP 1276 |8117|:
The Nobleman's Wedding (1st/3); PT1 180a |6827|: The Nobleman's
Wedding (2nd/3); PT1 180b |6828|,|6827|: The Nobleman's Wedding
(3rd/3); PT1 180c |6829|,|6827|:
Noch bonin shin doe [for Moore's song, They may rail at this
life]; SMIM7 #11, 1818 |5586|: Noch Boin Shin Doe; LMI 47
|6458|=|5586|:
Noirin ban; SP 1068 |7909|:
None can love like an Irishman [from Reeves's Picture of Paris];
HPB1 45 |5217|: I love my love in the morning; HFIM 38
|6613|=|5217|:
Nora an Corit; SP 1122 |7963|:
Nora Creena; OFPC1 60 |4007|,|1399 (Ranger's Frolick)|: Norah
Creenah; HOIT1 22 |4522|,|1399|: Norah's Jigg; MAJ 17
|5016|,|1399|: Nora Creina [for Moore's song, Lesbia hath a
beaming eye]; SMIM4 #4, 1811 |5099|,|1399|: Norah Chriona; HPB5
22 |5263|,|1399|: Teddy's Frolic; KHA2 21 |5550|,|1399|: Nora
Creina; LMI 49 |6461|=|5099|: Nora Creina; Weipert's CDs, c
1845 |6508|,|1399|: Nora Creina; HFIM 55 |6625|=|6508|:
Nora my thousand treasures; EB3 #28 |5924|:
Nora of the amber hair (1st); PT1 88 |6756|: Nora of the amber
hair (2nd); PT1 90 |6757|,|6756|:
Norah, the pride of Kildare; TMHI 339 |6550|:
The Nore is long; SP 334 |7175|:
The northern road to Tralee (see SP 1318); SP 448 |7289|: An
botar o tuaid go Trag-Li (Northern road to Tralee, SP 448); SP
1318 |8159|:
Now I am tired and wish I was at home; SP 381 |7222|: The
Prodigal Son. Now I am tired and wish I was at home; SP 1136
|7977|,|7222|:
N-uair a bideas i dtus m'oige (When I was in the beginning of my
youth); SP 1526 |8367|:
Nuair a d'eirig an caile air maidin; SP 1432 |8273|: Nuair a
d'eirig an caile air maidin; SP 1581 |8422|,|8273|:
Nuair a teigimre fein go dti an t-aonac; SP 1340 |8181|: Nuair a
teigim go tig an tabarne; SP 1341 |8182|:
Numbers I've courted and kissed in my time; SP 363 |7204|:
Oh blame not my lyre; CGI 29 |6079|:
O Erin my country; TMHI 361 |6552|:
Oh fair John my love; SP 322 |7163|:
Oh! For a Steed; DSN 209 |6366|:
Oh, girl of the golden tresses; SP 371 |7212|:
O hone o hone; Pills, 1716 |370|:
O Hone what's this; CIA 3 |3195|= HNS 2 |4403|=|3195|: O Hone!
What's This; MSI 34 |4333|=|3195|: O hone what's this; HPB2 42
|5227|=|3195|:
Oh, Johnny, dearest Johnny (1837); PT1 134 |6793|: Oh Johnny,
what died your hands and clothes (see SP 1472); SP 693 |7534|,
|6793|:
O landlady dear, come cheer your heart; SP 824 |7665|:
Oh, Love, 'tis a frosty night, and I am covered with snow; SP 628
|7469|:
Oh love it is a killing thing; SP 469 |7310|:
O Mary Ashtore; SP 636 |7477|:
O Mary my darling; SP 1127 |7968|:
O! mo cailin; d'imtig si! (1st/2); SP 1213 |8054|: O! mo cailin;
d'imtig si! (2nd/2); SP 1214 |8055|,|8044|:
Oh my Connor his cheeks are like the rose; HOIT2 28 |4638|: The
Wild Irish boy, or My Connor; Citizen, 1842 |6235|,|4638|: The
Irish Boy; Citizen, 1842 |6258|,|4638|: The Dear Irish Boy; LMI
25 |6421|,|4638|: The Dear Irish Boy; HFIM 54 |624|,|4638|:
Oh my love she was born in the North country side; SP 516 |7357|:
O Nancy, Nancy, don't you remember (c 1805); PT1 111 |6771|:
O ni fuian me bluise pise; SP 1395 |8236|:
O Patrick, fly from me [for Moore's song, When first I met thee];
SMIM6 #4, 1815 |5350|: O Patrick Fly from me; TMHI 269
|6542,|5350|: Oh! Could I bid the days return; HFIM 85
|6645|=|5350|:
O Peggi an tuil bain; SP 1357 |8198|:
Oh, rouse yourself, it's cold you've got (1854); PT1 133 |6791|,
|3333|: When you are sick 'tis tea you want; SP 654 |7495|,
|6791|:
O ra a cimain gil!; SP 1301 |8142|:
O ro! 'se do beata a baile; SP 1425 |8266|:
O sad and sorry I'm this day; SP 841 |7682|:
O say Bonny Lass; Campbell's Reels |2197|: [O, say bonny lass:
Napier's Scots Songs, 1792 [Dick SRB, #193)]: O, say bonny Lass
will you lie in a barrack. Irish Air (w/music). Vocal Mag. II,
#20: ---- Duet. w/music, Edin. Mus. Misc., p. 340, 1808. [Rural
Contentment -'I sat on a bank, by the side of a river,' Tune -O
bonny lass, will you lie in a barrack. Scots Nightingale, 1779:
O say bonny lass; Goldfinch, c 1780: [with music]; Edinburgh
Musical Miscellany, p. 300, 1792: Bonny lass lie in a barrack,
p. 42, and Rural Contentment, Tune -O say bonny lass will you
lie in a barrack; Sweet Robin, p. 50, 1793: Oh say bonny Lass,
single sheet, c 1785, Scotch song sung by Miss Satchell and Mr.
Mahon, at ... Covent Garden.]
Oh shrive me, father; SP 632 |7473|:
Oh sleep, awhile; FSIM2 56 |5373|:
O Southern Breeze; EB2 37 |4928|: Oh Southern Breeze [For Moore's
song, I've a secret to tell thee]; SMIM10 #6 |5734|,|4928|: Why
should not poor folk; EB3 #50 |5952|,|4928|: Oh Southern
Breeze; LMI 33 |6435|=|5952|:
Oh the vows that he gave me; FSIM2 65 |5375|:
Oh! this love, this love; HFIM 80 |6642|: [Song looks like "Aye
Waukin, O" variant, but tune isn't.] Oh, thou of the beautiful
hair (1854); PT1 156 |6811|:
Oh were I king of Ireland; SP 535 |7376|:
Oh what shall I do, my love is going to be wed; SP 762 |7603|:
Oh where are you going Lord Lovel, said she; SP 752 |7593|:
O! White Maive; EB3 #139 |6055|:
O Woman of this house, is not that pleasant! (1st); PT1 55a
|6728|: O Woman of this house, is not that pleasant! (2nd); PT1
55b |6729|,cf|6728|: Oh woman of the house, isn't that neat
(see SP 1504); SP 994 |7635|:
Oc! a bean a' tige! (O woman of the house is not that pleasant.
variant of SP 994); SP 1504 |8345|,|6728|:
Oc on! a cuid an t-saoigil; SP 1177 |8018|:
Oc! oc on! mo bron a's mo millead (1st/2); SP 1295 |8136|,|6818|:
oc! oc on! mo bron a's mo millead (2nd/2); SP 1296 |8137|,
|6818|:
Uc! oc on! ars an tannaire buide (Och och one, said the yellow
tanner); SP 1518 |8359|:
O'Brien's March Irish; OFPC2 43 |4160|: O'Brien's March; HMI 33
|6319|=|4160|:
O'Coghlan has a glen; SP 332 |7173|:
O'Connell's Welcome to Clare; Citizen, 1842 |6240|:
O'Connoly's Jigg; MAJ 27 |5041|:
O'Donnell's march; EB3 #80 |5986|;
O Farrells Hornpipe; OFNIM 39 |3918|:
O Farrells welcome to Limerick; OFNIM 38-9 |3917|:
O'Flinn by Carolan; SP 499 |7340|:
O Neill's Cavalcade; EB2 32 |4922|:
O'Neill's riding (O'Neill's MS); SP 472 |7313|:
O'Reilly's Delight; SP 350 |7191|:
O Reilly's Lamentation; EB3 #144 |6061|,|5852|:
O'Rourke's Feast/ Plea Rarkeh na Rourkough or ye Irish wedding;
NIT 6-9 |391|: Plarakanaroara; BO/FPR |613|=|391|: Plea Rorkeh
na Rourhough; BT2 92, Irish |1017|=|391|: Ple Raca na
Rourkaigh; Lee's O'Carolan coll'n |1922|,|391|: O'Rourke's
Feast; THM 7 |2791|=|1922|: Plearaca Na Ruarcach; MSI 24
|4309|=|1922|: O'Rourke's Feast; EB2 8 |4883|,|391|: O'Rourkes
Feast; MAIA1 9 |5137|=|391|: Pleidh Raca Na Ruarcach; MIB2 19
|5603|,|391|: Pleidh Raca Na Ruarchch; Citizen, 1842
|6249|=|4883|: O'Rourke's Feast; TMHI 246 |6539|=|4883|:
O'Sullivan's March; HOIT2 36 |4659|: O'Sullivan's March; LMI 62
|6483|=|4659|:
O'Toole's March; HOIT2 32 |4647|:
Oak Stick; AA2 138 |2568|: Irish tune #2; NLS MS 3346
|1702|,cf|2568|: The Oak Stick; HOIT1 15 |4503|,|2568|:
Och, ochone, it is sickly I am (or Farewell to the Maige); PT1
165 |6818|,cf|6771|:
Off She Goes; Campbell's Reels |2192|: Off She Goes; HOIT1 35
|4556|=|2192|: Off She Goes; RFM1 #224 |9269|,|2192|: Off She
Goes; WCD1 4 |6131|,|2192|:
Oganaig an cuil dualaig; SP 1572 |8413|:
A Oganaig dig! ma gaban tusa an botan. no "an gadaige granda"; SP
1194 |8035|;
A Oganig ro breag! car' codail tu a-reir? no, A buacaill an cuil
dualig; SP 1571 |8412|:
The Oil of Barley Irish; OFPC2 62 |4175|: [for Johnny and
Molly's Garland/ The trip we took over the mountains]
The old Astrologer (from Joyce); SP 545 |7386|:
Old Head of Dennis [for Moore's song, There is not in the wide
world. Title: The Meeting of the Waters]; SMIM1 #12 |4756|: The
Boys of Kilkenny; Michael Kelly issue of single sheet song, c
1805 |0|,|4756|: Meeting of the Waters Irish; OFPC2 38|4152|:
The Old Head of Dennis; ESIM 3 |5645|, |4756|: The Meeting of
the Waters; RFM1 #276 |9308|,|4756|: The Old Head of Dennis;
DMM, 1842-3 |6281|: The Old Head of Dennis; LMI 27 |6424|: The
Meeting of the Waters; TMHI 244 |6538|=|4756|: The Boys of
Kilkenny; HFIM 25 |6604|,|4756|:
Old Hiland Laddie Scotch; OFPC2 42 |4158|,|54|:
Old Ireland Rejoice; McFarlane MS |786|: Old Ireland Rejoice;
McLeans' Scots Tunes, c 1772: Also in OIFMS, below:
An old man he courted me (1/2 verse); SP 527 |7368|: An old man
he courted me (from Joyce); SP 528 |7369|,cf|7368|:
An old man is a bed full of bones; DM 57 |37|:
Old North American Indian tune; SP 866 |7707|:
Old Phillip McCue; HOIT2 24 |4626|: Old Phillip Mc Cue; West's
Irish CDs, c 1820 |5635|=|4626|: [Cf 3011]
Old Simon the King; DM 1675 |185|:
The Old woman [Shan Van Vocht]; EB2 31 |4919|: Old Woman, The
[for Moore's song, Oh! the days are gone. Entitled- Loves young
dream]; SMIM4 #1, 1811 |5096|,|4919|: Love's Young Dream; RFM2
#96 |9344|,|4919|: The Shan van Vauch; CGI 200 |6127|,|4919|:
An t-sean Bhean Bhochd; DSN 132 |6358|,|4919|: The Old Woman;
LMI 26 |6423|=|5096|: An t-sean bean boct; SP 1204 |8045|:
The Old Woman lamenting her purse; PT1 106 |6768|: The old woman
lamenting her purse; SP 620 |7461|,|6768|:
Old Womens Money Irish; OFPC1 101 |4048|: Old Women's Money, SP
355 |7196|,|4048|:
Ollistrum's March; Croker, Res. in the S. of Irland, 1824 |5745|:
On a long summer's day; SP 533 |7374|:
On the green stubble in harvest; SP 435 |7276|:
On the Lake of Killarney; WHM 1784 |2086|: Rondeau- Lakes of
Killarney; Campbells Reels |2186|=|2086|: On the Lake of
Killarney; Campbells Reels |2196|=|2086|: The Lakes of
Kellarnie; AA4 166 |2684|,|2086|: The Lakes of Kellarnie; GSR3
31 |3297|,|2086|: On the Lake of Killarney; Vocal Mag3, 1799
|3503|=|2086|: The Lake of Killarney; Mus. Repos., 1799
|3604|=|2086|: On the Lake of Killarney; OFNIM 53
|3942|=|2086|: On the Lake of Killarney Irish; OFPC1 36
|3982|=|2086|: On the lake of Killarney I first saw the lad;
CIMR 132 |4798|=|2086|: The Lake of Killarney; MAJ 3 |4995|=
|2684|: On the lake of Killarney; HFIM 44 |6618|=|2086|:
Once I was at a Nobleman's wedding (1st/5); SP 491 |7332|: Once I
was at a Nobleman's wedding (2nd/5); SP 492 |7333|: Once I was
invited to a nobleman's wedding (from Joyce, 3rd/5); SP 493
|7334|,|7332|: Once I was at a Nobleman's wedding (from Joyce,
4th/5); SP 494 |7335|: Once I was invited to a noble wedding
(5th/5); SP 495 |7336|:
One Bottle More; Mus. Misc., 1786 |2221|: One Bottle More; AA6
105 |2765|=|2221|: One Bottle More; Edin. Mus. Misc2., 1793
|3117|=|2221|: One Bottle More Irish; OFPC2 6 |4110|,|2221|:
One Bottle More; HOIT1 34 |4553|,|2221|: One Bottle More; CIMR
99 |4789|=|2221|: One Bottle More; RFM1 #57 |9300|,|2221|:
Paddy Mac Rory; EB2 46 |4946|: Paidin nhac Ruairdhe; Citizen3,
1841 |6200|,|2221|: One Bottle More; HFIM 57 |6626|=|2221|: One
bottle more; SP 825 |7666|,|2221|:
One evening fair as I roved out; SP 662 |7503|:
One evening in June, or Youth and bloom; SP 828 |7669|:
One evening of late as I walked out in state; SP 660 |7501|:
The one horned cow (1st/3); SP 340 |7181|: The one-horned cow
(2nd/3); SP 341 |7182|: The one-horned cow (3rd/3); SP 342
|7183|:
One night I dreamt, or, Are you not the bright star that used to
be before me, or, Sweet Castle Hyde; SP 831 |7672|:
One Sunday after Mass/ A Song (One Sunday after Mass); Pills 2,
1700, Leveridge's tune |195|: An Irish Song; Pills4 1719
|363|=|195|: Dermot/ An Irish Wooing (Dermot lov'd Sheila
well); Pills, 1719 |364|,|195|: Irish Lamentation [One Sunday
after Mass?]; ADC 58 |540|,|195|: One Sunday after mass; Jov.
Crew |647|=|195|: Dermot (loved Shelah well); DCS2 |2398|,
|364|: Dermot (Dermot loved Sheila well); THM 31 |2815|=|2398|:
Irish Dump (Irish Lamentation); THM 86 |2872|= |540|: On Sunday
after mass; SS song with music |3048|= |195|: Dermott [for
Moore's song, Take back thy virgin page]; SMIM2 #3 |4760|,
|2398|: Dermot and his lass; EB3 #86 |5996|,|195|: Turn back
the virgin page; CGI 99 |6095|,|2398|: Dermott; LMI 32
|6432|=|4760|: Take back the virgin page; TMHI 362 |6553|=
|4760|: Dermot Astore; HFIM 42 |6616|=|4760|: One Sunday after
Mass (c 1815); PT1 113 |6773|,|195|: One Sunday after Mass; SP
633 |7474|,|195|:
[Oonagh]; SMM #447 |9383|,|3499|, [what does one do with E#]: Sae
Flaxen were Her Ringlets [-Robert Burns]; Vocal Mag2, 1798
|3499|,|0|: Onagh; MSI 17 |4299|,|3499|: Oonagh [for Moore's
song, While gazing on the moon's light]; SMIM3 #4, 1810
|5084|,|3499|: Oonagh; LMI 61 |6481|,|3499|: [Tune in Marian,
1788, and Whatlen's Collection of 1798.
[Song, 'Onagh's Waterfall,' mentioned by Burns, is in 'The
Giblet Pye', 1806, as 'Una's Lock,' or 'Darby's/Downey's Key to
Una's Lock.' Song also in 'The Festival of Anacreon', 6th ed.,
1789]
Open the door my love, do, SP 333 |7174|:
Open the Door to me, Oh!; Mus. Misc., 1786 Ebc4 |2215|: [O turn
away those cruel eyes-song; SMM #584 |2371|,|2215|: Open the
door to me, OH; Calliope, 1788 |2374|=|2215|: Open the door to
me oh; DCS2 |2401|=|2215|: Open the Door to me; JBA 2 |2897|=
|2215|: Open the Door Softly; EB1 #15 |3328|,|2215|: Open the
Door, 'Tis your true Love; OHM 18 |4382|=|3328|: Open the door
softly; HOIM1 21 |4689|=|3328|: Swift fly the hours. Air-Open
the door softly; CIMR 278 |4848|=|3328|: Open the door [for
Moore's song, She is far from the land]; SMIM4 #7, 1811 |5102|,
|2215| Ebc4 1366 151H3: Open the Door Softly; HPB6 20 |5279|=
|3328|: Open the door softly for Moore's song, Down in the
Valley come meet me to-night]; SMIM8 #4, 1821 |5591|,|2215|:
Open the Door; LMI 30 |6429|=|2215|: Open the door softly; LMI
56 |6472|=|3328|: The Death of Carolan, air- she is far from
the land; HFIM |6594|=|2215|:
The Opera Reel; 3CDs, c 1790 |3003|: The Opera Reel; Tracy's CD's
c 1795 |3150|,|3003|: Dc2/2 1312 1362: The Opera Reel; Hime's
2nd coln of Fav CDs, c 1796 |3399|=|3150|: Oran an uig; SP 1162
|8003|:
Oran Caisleain na Hacaede (Castle Hackett, 1st) SP 1297 |8138|:
Aoran Caisleain na Hacaede (Castle Hackett, 2nd); SP 1298
|8139|,|8138|:
Orange and Blue; GCR4 32 |4449|: Orange and Blue; Hime's Fav. CDs
#11, 1814 |5450|,|4449|:
Origin of Irish Sirnames; CIMR 141 |4801|:
Ormonds Lament; OFPC2 112 |4239|:
Oro, mo/r, O Moirin! (Down among the ditches O. O'Neil MS 1787);
PT1 121 |6779|: Down among the ditches oh; SP 508 |7349|,
|6779|:
Oro, thou fair loved one (1854); PT1 124 |6783|:
Oscar and Malvina, 1791/ Oscar and Malvina (set for the pipes);
OFPC1 134 |4082-4|= |3053-5|: Dance in Oscar and Malvina [There
called Reel]; OFPC2 138 |4255|,|3060|: [See also |634|]
[Ossian] An Original Air to which poems of Ossian were originally
sung; GSR5 12 |4389|: Ossianic Air; EB3 post 88 3 |5890|,
|4389|:
Our dear native island; Citizen3, 1841 |6190|:
Our Hopes; DSN 232 |6368|:
Our Own Again; DSN 308 |6378|,|2136|:
Our Own Litle Isle, Tune- the carabhat Jig; DSN 12 |6346|:
Our sails were unfurled; SP 517 |7358|:
Ourselves Alone; DSN 62 |6351|:
[Out of My sight- song]; Poor Soldier |2070|: Out of my sight;
Campbell's Reels |2162|=|2070|: Irish Air in the Poor Soldier;
THM 103 |2890|=|2070|:
O'er high, high hills and lofty mountains; SP 836 |7677|:
O'er Hills and Lofty Mountains; HOIT2 32 |4648|:
O'er the Moor amang the Heather Scotch; OFPC2 33 |4144|,|1569|:
O'er the Mountains Irish; OFPC2 70 |4187|:
Over the mountain; SP 788 |7629|:
Over the water to Charlie; CPC4 7 |1181|,|990|: Over the water
[to Charlie], Titleless colln, c 1751 |1353|=|1181|: Over the
Water; TMP1 |1400|,|990|: Over the Water; DR1 |1410|=|1400|:
Over the water to Charlie; RBR |1516|,|990|: [Ligrum Cush];
Midas |1641|,|990|: Over the water to Charlie; AA2 31 |2536|,
|1181|: [Nature to Woman]; Haunted Tower, 1789 |2234|,|990|:
Ligrum Cus; AA5 103 |2725|=|2234|: Over the water to Charlie;
Caled. Muse |2963|=|1516|: Original Set of Over the Water to
Charlie; GSR3 12 |3287|,|990|: Ligrum Cus; Hime's 48 CDs-04
|3871|=|2234|: Lacrum Cush; HOIT1 6 |4482|=|2234|: Lacrum Cush;
RFM1 #62 |9272|,|990| [see 1061]
Over young to Marry yet [Scots.]; OFPC2 112 |4240|,|3144|:
Owoonoe's Lake; MAJ 28 |5042|:
Paddy Brown; SP 446 |7287|:
Paddy Carey; Lee's CDs, c 1810 |3213|: Paddy Keary; N. Gow,
Hibernia, c 1798 |3488|,|3213|: Paddy Kirry; NLS MS 3379
|3694|=|3488|: Paddy Carey; Power' dances, c 1811 |5298|,
|3213|: Paddy Carey; Hime's CDs #10, c 1814 |5445|=|5298|:
Paddy Carey; RFM2 #43 |9327|,|3213|: Paddy Carey's Fortune;
RFM2 #185 |0|,|3213|: Paddy Cary; CGI 16 |6079|,|3213|: Paddy
Carey; HFIM 82 |6644|,|3213|:
Paddy from Cork; Hime's CDs for 1809 |4875|:
Paddy in York; RFM1 #242 |9317|:
Paddy O'Blarney; AA6 141 |2780|: Paddy O'Blarney [tune Sprig of
Shillelah]; CIMR 25 |4774|= |2780|: Paddy O'Brien;
Lee/Hime/Cooke's CDs for 1797 |3476|:
Paddy O'Carroll Scotch; OFPC2 59 |4173|: Paddy O'Carroll; Lee's
CDs, 1808 |4854|,|4173|: Paddy O'Carroll; Hime 2nd CDs, 1808
|4870|=|4854|: Paddy O Carrol; MAJ 7 |5001|,|4173|: Paddy O
Carroll; KHA1 2 |5484|,|4173|: Paddy O Carrol; RFM2 #135
|9340|,|5001|: Paddy O Carroll; CGI 22 |6078|,|4173|: Paddy
O'Carroll; WCD3 21 |6179|,|4173|:
[Paddy O'Doody]: Midas |1644|: Paddy O'Doody; E. Rhames, Paddy
O'Doody |2991|,|1644|:
Paddy O'Flinn; Hime's CDs #13, c 1814 |5456|:
Paddy O'Snap; HOIT2 27 |4633|: Pady Snap [for Moore's song, Quick
we have but a second]; SMIM9 #4 |5720|,|4633|: Paddy O Snap;
RFM1 #284 |9268|,|4633|: Cill muire na gerann (see Paddy
O'Snap, SP 1339); SP 1338 |8179|,|4633|: Paddy O'Snap (variant
of SP 1338); SP 1339 |8180|,|4633|:
Paddy/ Paddeen O'Rafardie; NLS MS 3346 |1695|: Padeen O Rafardie;
AA3 474 |2625|=|1695|: Padeen O Rafardee; JBA 11 |2912|=|1695|:
Paddy O Rafferty; 3 CDs, c 1790 |3010|,|1695|: Gigg; GSR1 37
|3261|,|1695|: Paddy O'Rafferty Irish; OFPC1 106 |4052|,|1695|:
Paddy O'Rafferty; MSI 39 |4345|,|1695|: Paddy O'Rafferty; HOIT1
32 |4550|,|1695|: Paddy O'Rafferty; MAJ 9 |5003|,|1695|: Paddy
O'Rafferty [for Moore's song, Drink of this cup]; SMIM8 #5,
1821 |5592|,|1695|: Paddy O'Rafferty; EB3 #85 |5995|, |1695|:
Paddy O'Rafferty; WCD1 6 |6133|,|1695|: Paddy O'Rafferty; LMI
58 |6476|,|1695|:
Paddy the Piper/ Irish Melody; Cambro Britons, 1789 |2233|: Paddy
the Piper; HOIT1 4 (1st part) |4474|,|2233|: Paddy the Piper
(2nd part); HOIT1 4 |4475|,|2233|: Paddy the Piper [commences
'When I was a young boy in my father's mud ediface.' Attributed
to G. Colman in US1, p. 61]; CIMR 274 |4846|=|2233|: Paddy the
Piper [2nd part]; CIMR 275 |4847|,|4475|: Paddy the Piper; RFM1
#54 |9279|,|2233|:
Paddy Whack; SS song with music; |3035|=|1479|: Paddy Whack; DR3
|1479|: Paddy Whack; TMP3 |1811|,|1479|: Paddy Whack; NLS MS
3378 |1844|,|1479|: Paddy Whack; Longmans 24-72 |1849|,|1479|:
Paddy Wack; S&S200 |1858|,|1479|: Paddy Whack; Gretna Green,
1782 |2065|,|1479|: Pady Whack; AA1 105 |2482|,|1479|: Paddy
Whack; THM 46 |2831|=|1479|: Paddie Whack; JBA 35 |2944|,
|1479|: The Beautful Maid; SS song with music |3040|=|1749|:
Paddy Whack Irish; OFPC1 26-27 |3973|,|1479|: Paddy Whack; MSI
30 |4320|,|1479|: Paddy Whack; HOIT1 30 |4544|=|2482|: Paddy
Whack for Moore's song, While History's muse the memorial was
keeping]; SMIM6 #5, 1815 |5351|,|1479|: Paddy Whack; WCD1 17
|6142|,|1479|: Paddy Whack; LMI 20 |6413|= |5351|:
Paddy's Balloon [commences, 'Some have travers'd fathomless
ocean]; CIMR 281 |4849|:
Paddys evermore, second set; SP 868 |7709|:
Paddy's Resource; NLS MS 3346 |1721|: Paddie's Resource; AMM
|9391|,|1721|: Pady's Resource; AA2 66 |2543|,|1721|: The
Leinster Jigg; MAJ 18 |5018|=|1721|: Paddy's Resource
[alternate tune 1 for Moore's song, When daylight was yet
sleeping. Entitled: Ill Omens]; SMIM3 #5, 1810 |5085|,|1721|:
Paddy's Resource; LMI 50 |6463|
Paddy's Return; OFPC2 100 |4224|: Paddys Return; SP 867 |7708|,
|4224|:
An palaigin muimneac (1st/2); SP 1208 |8049|: An palaigin muineac
(2nd/2); SP 1209 |8050|,|8049|:
The Pandean Dance or Lord Wellingon; Hime's dances for 1812, #9
|5324|:
The parish girl; SP 593 |7434|:
The Parson in the Suds; JJ6 |1338|: The Parson in the Suds; AA1
134 |2498|=|1338|:
Parting of Friends, The; EB1 #25 |3339|: The parting of friends;
MAMI2 73 (DOSC 209) |5196|,|3339|:
Pastheen Fuen; AA6 109 |2767|: Pastheen Fuen; CIA 4 |3197|=
|2767|= HNS 3 |4405|=|3197|: Paistin Fionn/ The Fair-haired
Child; EB1 #13 |3325|,|2767|: Pastheen Fuen; Vocal Mag1, 1798
|3492|=|2767|: The Pausteen Feaun or the Fair Child Irish;
OFPC2 12 |4117|,|2767|: Pastheen Fuen; MSI 51 |4372|,|2767|:
Pastheen Fuen; HOIT1 31 |4547|=|2767|: Cushlamachree [song Oh!
Erins how sweetly. Attributed to C. Phillips, US1 p. 136] Air-
Pastheen Fuen; CIMR 38 |4776|= |2767|: Pastheen Fuen; HPB2 50
|5229|=|2767|: Paisden Fuinne; Citizen2, 1841 |6194|=|2767|:
Pastheen Fion; HMI 52 |6325|,|2767|: An Paisdin Fion, the fair
child; OPPM1 176 |6676|=|2767|: An paisdis fion; SP 1404
|8245|,|2767|: An paisdin fion; SP 1405 |8246|,|2767|:
Patrick O'Connor; Citizen, 1842 |6271|:
Patrick O Dermot; RFM2 #157 |9329|:
Patrick Sarsfield; NIT 26 |426|: Patrick Sarsfield; ADC 57
|539|=|426|: The lament for Sarsfield; SP 311 |7152|: Modern
air on the same theme (as |7152|); SP 312 |7153|:
Patrick Sarsfield; 310 |7151|:
Patrick's Pot: CGI 151 |6109|:
Patty from Cork, JJ6 |1337|: Patty from Cork; DR1 |1421|=|1337|:
The Peacock; AA2 17 |2526|: The Peacock; OFPC2 125 |4251|,|2526|:
The Peacock; HOIT1 17 |4507|,|2526|: The Peacock; HOIM2 41
|4711|=|4507|: The Peacock; HMI 109 |6344|=|4251|:
The Pearl of Sliabh Bawn; HOIT2 14 |4599|:
The pearl of the fair pole of hair; SP 624 |7465|:
The pearl of the flowing tresses; PT1 184 |6833|:
Pease upon a Trencher; AA1 168 |2510|,|2077|: [for song] You the
point may carry]; Poor Soldier |2077|,|2510|: Peas upon a
trencher; Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3856|,|2077|: Peas upon a trencher
[for Moore's song, The time I've lost in wooing]; SMIM6 #6,
1815 |5352|,|2510|: Pease in the Trencher; RFM1 #337
|0|,|2077|: Pease upon a trencher; LMI 30 |6430|=|5352|: The
time I've lost in wooing [T. Moore song]; TMHI 596
|6573|,|2077|: I can no longer stifle; HFIM 79 |6641|,|2077|:
The Peeler and the Goat; Citizen, 1842 |6266|
The peevish child; SP 591 |7432|:
Peggin A Leven; HOIT2 25 |4629|: Peggin a Leven; HOIM2 60
|4730|=|4629|: Bonny Portmore; EB3 #109 |6022|,|4629|:
Peggy Band [Bawn]; TMP3 |1809| Peggy Bawn; SMM #509 |2357|: Peggy
Band; Marian, 1788 |2407|,|2357|: Peggy Bawn; AA5 170 |2744|=
|2357|: Peggy Bawnd; GCR3 12 |3807|=|2357|: Peggy Bawn or Fair
Peggy; OFNIM 17 |3877|,|2357|: Peggy Bawne; OFPC2 92 |4214|,
|2357|: Hornpipe to Peggy Bawn; OFPC2 93 |4215|,|2357|: Jigg to
Peggy Bawn; OFPC2 93 |4216|,|2357|: Peggy Bawn; HOIM2 33
|4703|,|2357|: Peggy Ban; EB2 56 |4966|,|2357|: Peggy Bawn;
FSIM2 61 |5374|=|2357|: Peggy Bawn [for Moore's song, They came
from a land]; SMIM10 #7 |5735|,|2357|: Fair Margaret; MIB2 22
|5606|=|4966|: Peggy Bawn; LMI 29 |6427|=|4966|: Fair Margaret;
TMHI 633 |6577|=|4966|: Peggy Bawn; HFIM 5 |6590|,|2357|:
[Peggy Bawn, verses and tune, SMM #509. Song wo/music in
Vocal Companion, n.d. (c 1772)]
Peggy is your head sick, or The Long hills of Mourne; SP 768
|7609|:
Perhaps you an I will be judged in one day; SP 692 |7533|:
Perla an botair buide (Pearl of the yellow road); SP 1402 |8243|:
Perla an brollaig bain (with verse in Gaelic); SP 1580 |8421|:
Perla an cuil craobaig; SP 1401 |8242|,|6833|:
Perla an cuil dmra; SP 1403 |8244|:
Petticoat Loose; JJ4, |1069|: Petticoat Loose; JJ12-49 |1085|,
|1069|: Petticoat Loose; TMP1 |1402|=|1069|: Patti coats Loose;
NLS MS 3378 |1839|=|1069|: Irish Tune; Robin Hood, 1784
|2084|,|1069|: Petticoat loose; MAJ 31 |5049|,|1069|: Yourself
along with me; EB3 #17 |5911|=|2084|:
Pharroh or War March, The; EB3 #143 |6060|,|1383|:
The Phelim Mountains; SP 385 |7226|: Sleibte Fedlime; SP 1362
|8203|,|7226|:
Philip McKew; 3 CDs, c 1790 |3011|: Phillip A Keon; Hime's
CDs-99 |3589|=|3011|: Phillip Mc.Cue; OFPC2 85 |4207|,|3011|:
Philip MacKeugh; MSI 31 |4323|,|3011|: Philip McCue; HOIT1 22
|4525|,|3011|: Philip Mackeugh; KHA2 2 |5532|=|4323|: [Cf 4626]
Pice an t-sugra; SP 1310 |8151|:
Pilib an ceo; SP 1408 |8249|:
Pinkie House Scotch; OFPC1 111 |4056|:
The Pipe on the Hob; PT1 114 |6774|:
A piper o'er the Meadows straying Irish; OFPC2 24 |4134|,|2052|:
A Piper on the Meadows Straying [from Arnold's Zorinski]; HPB4
38 |5251|,|2052|:
The Piper's Maggot; AA5 6 |2692|,|987|: The Piper's Maggot; GCR2
16 |3562|=|987|: The Piper's Maggot; Hime's CD's-99
|3593|,|987|: Piper's Maggot; Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3829|=|2692|:
The Pipers Maggott Irish; OFPC1 115 |4062|,|987|: The Piper's
Maggot; HOIT1 21 |4520|,|987|: The Piper's Maggot; KHA2 32
|5558|=|2692|: The Piper's Maggot; WCD2 26 |6167|=|4520|:
Pis air an larta; SP 1356 |8197|:
Pis fliuc; SP 1084 |7925|:
Piss upon the Grass [Nancy Dawson]; WCAL3 |757|: [Nancy Dawson];
Midas |1638|,|757|: Nancy Dawson's Hornpipe; NLS MS 808
|1771|,|757|: Miss Dawson's Hornpipe; CSTH |1891|=|757|: Nancy
Dawson; AA1 112 |2486|,|757|: Nancy Dawson; Hime's 48 CDs-04
|3844|,|757|: Nancy Dawson; RFM1 #342 |0|,|757|: Nancy Dawson;
LMI 34 |6436|,|757|:
Pither in enough [by Jackson]; JCIT 1 |2000|: Pither in enough;
Bowie's Reels |2428|=|2000|: Pither in Enough; AA3 589|2657|=
|2000|: Pither in Enough; MSI 38 |4344|=|2000|: Pither in
Enugh; HOIT1 2 |4468|=|2000|: Pither in Enugh; RFM1 #69 |9280|,
|2000|: [See 3908]
The Plains of Mayo; SP 304 |7145|:
A Planxty; PT1 129 (DOSC *175) |6787|:
Planxty Birmingham; EB2 70 (DOSC 2b) |4982|:
Plangsty [Burke]; NIT 21 (DOSC 14) |414|: Planxty Bourk THM 100
|2887|,|414|: Planxty Mc Dermott; MAIA2 79 (DOSC 14, Burke)
|5203|,|414|: Plangsty Burke; EB3 #41 (DOSC 14) |5940|:
Planxty by Carolan (from MS); PT1 12 (DOSC 19) |6702|=|986|:
Planxty by Carolan; SP 871 |7712|: Planxty by Carolan; SP 875
|7716|:
Planxty Charles Coote; EB3 #33 (DOSC 18) |5931|:
Planxty Connor/ Bob in the Bed [Planxty Connor]; JJ3 |994|: Bob
in the Bed; JW 24-45 |1006|=|994|: Planks of Connaught; BT2 84,
Irish |1013|,|994|: Bob in the Bed; WCAL4 |1041|=|994|: Bob in
the Bed; DR1 |1424|=|994|: [What true felicity I shall find-
song]; Poor Soldier |2079|,|994|: Finale of The Poor Soldier;
Campbell's Reels |2161|,|994|: Irish Air; AA4 55 |2674|=|1013|:
Irish Air; AA6 127 |2773|=|1013|: Planxty Connor; THM 15
|2799|=|1995|: Planks of Connaught; JBA 9 |2908|=|1013|: The
Belfast Almanac; GSR4 12 |3659|=|3129|: Planxty Connor; OFNIM
22 |3888|,|994|: Planxty Connor Irish; OFPC1 57 |4003|=|3888|:
Planxty Connor; HOIT1 18 |4512|=|1995|: Planxty Connor; HOIM1
19 |4687|=|1995|: Wear with me the rosey wreath. Air-Planxty
Connor; CIMR 215 |4829|=|1995|: Planxty Connor; EB2 13 |4891|:
Planxty Connor; MAJ 20 |5025|=|1995|: Planxty Connor; MIB2 20
|5684|: Planxty Connor; LMI 52 (DOSC 114) |6466|: Planxty
Connor; LDMI1 10 |9462|:
Plangsty Crilly; MAIA1 20 (DOSC 21) |5139|
Planxty Dillon. Carolan; EB1 #66 (DOSC 36) |3392|:
Planxty Drew by Carolan; SP 874 |7715|:
Planxty Drury Carolan; EB1 #10 (DOSC 42) |3320|: Planxty Drury;
HOIM1 14 |4682|: Planxty Drury [without song]; SMIM1 4 |4743|:
O will you sit in the Bow'r with me. Air- Planxty Drury; CIMR
239 |4836|:
Plangsty Hugh O'Donnell; EB3 #64 (DOSC 127) |5966|:
Planxty Irwin; EB2 7 (DOSC 59) |4882|: Planxty Irwine [for
Moore's song, Oh, banquet not in those shining bowers]; Colonel
Irwin; EB2 39 |4933|,cf|4882|: SMIM8 #9, 1821 |5596|,|4882|:
Irish Jig; CGI 100 |6096|,cf|4882|: Plansty Irwine; LMI 42
|6450|=|4882|:
Planxty Johnston- Carolan; EB1 #58 (DOSC 32) |3383|: Planxty
Johnstone; SMIM3 4 (DOSC 62) |5079|: Plangsty Johnston; MAIA1 7
(DOSC 62) |5135|:
Planxty Judge; EB2 62 (DOSC 68) |4969|:
Planxty Kelly Carolan; EB1 #21 (DOSC 71) |3334|: Fly not yet;
OFPC2 |4131|,|3242|: Planxty Kelly [for Moore's song, Fly not
yet]; SMIM1 #7 |4751|: Planxty Kelly; MAIA2 46 |5165|=|3242|:
Planxty Kelly; ESIM 5 |5649|=|3242|: Fly not yet Irish; RFM1
#308 |9266|,|3334|: Planxty Kelly; LMI 3 |6385|=|3242|: Fly not
yet; HFIM 90 |6648|=|3242|:
Planxty McGuire- Carolan; EB1 #64 (DOSC 96) |3390|: Planxty
MaGuire; EB2 34 (DOSC 96) |4927|,|3390|: Pleidhraca MacGuidher;
MAIA1 2 |5129|=|4927|: Planxty McGuire; HPB6 55 |5289|=|4927|:
Planxty O'Flinn (by Carolan); PT1 150 (DOSC 128) |6807|=|904|:
Planksty Plunket; NIT 5 (DOSC 152) |390|: Planxty Plunket; MAIA2
79 |5200|=|390|:
Planxty Power/ Leave me not love [Planxty Power]; OHM 6 (DOSC)
|4375|,|1940|:
Planxty Reilly Carolan; EB1 #46 |3367|,|900|: Planxty Reilly;
EB2 19 |4899|: Planxty Reilly; MAIA2 69 (DOSC 140) |5192|,
|900|: Plansty O'Reilly [for Moore's song, What life like
that]; SMIM10 #4 |5732|,|900|: John Reynolds; Citizen, 1842
(DOSC 140) |6246|,|900|:
Plangsty Safigh; MAIA1 26 (DOSC 174) |5146|:
Planxty Shane ruadh; SP 878 |7719|:
Planxty Sudley; EB2 68 (DOSC 163) |4975|: Planxty Sudley; MAIA2
49 |5169|=|4975|: Plansty Sudley [for Moore's song, Oh, the
sight entrancing]; SMIM8 #12, 1821 (DOSC 163) |5599|,|4975|:
Planxty Sweeny; SP 877 |7718|:
Planxty Thomas Mc.Judge; EB2 47 (DOSC 67) |4951|:
Planxty Wilkinson by Carolan; SP 873 |7714|:
The Pleasure of Harbours; EB2 68 |4976|:
Plough [whatever, below]
The plough boy; SP 603 |7444|:
The Ploughman and the Taylor; SP 417 |7258|:
Pluirin na mban don og (The little flower of brown-haired girls);
SP 1495 |8336|:
Poll Cearnuit; SP 1129 |7970|:
The poor man's labour is never done; Citizen, 1842 |6234|:
Poor old Granua Weal (See SP 1455); SP 790 |7631|:
The Poor Thresher; SMM #372 |2335|:
Port Gordon; NCST 26 |446|: Port Gordon; CPC8 25 |1262|,|446|:
Port Gordon; DDM 27 |2019|,|446|: Port Gordon; Bowie's Reels
|2434|, cf |446|: Port Gordon; CIA 5 |3199|,|446| = HNS 4
|4407|=|3199|: Port Gordon By Carolan [Not] Irish; OFPC1 50
|3996|,|446|: Port Gordon; MSI 33 |4328|=|3199|: Port Gordon;
HOIT2 34 |4653|,|446|: A Lesson for the Harp; EB2 63 |4970|,
|446|: Port Gordon; MAJ 24 |5033|=|3199|:
Port Rorie Dall; Straloch MS |14|:
The Praises of Downhill; SP 556 |7397|:
The praises of Rathfriland; SP 572 |7413|:
Preparing to sail away; EB3 #30 |5927|:
The Pretty Brown Girl; HOIT2 20 |4615|,|4196|: Calleen Dass Down;
OFPC2 75 |4196|: Pretty Brown Maid; EB3 #53 |5955|,|4196|:
The Pretty Girl Milking the Cows, The; EB1 #54 |3379|: Douchig
for Sport; OFNIM 37 |3915|,|3379|: The Pretty Maid Milking the
Cow Irish; OFPC1 19 |3963|=|3379|: Irish [Pretty] Girl milking
her cow; HOIT1 30 |4543|,|3379|: Caleendas Crootheenamoe; HOIM1
1 |4669|,|3379|: Caleendhas Crootheenamoe; HOIM3 1 |4731|=
|4669|: The beam on the streamlet was playing. Air-Caleendhas
Crootheenamoe; CIMR 266 |4843|=|4669|: The Pretty Girl Milking
the Cow; EB2 59 |4967|,|3379|: The pretty girl milking the cow;
MAIA2 61 |5183|=|3379|: The Pretty Girl Milking a Cow; HPB6 59
|5290|=|3379|: The Pretty Girl milking her cow [for Moore's
song, The valley lay smiling]; SMIM5 #7, 1813 |5341|,|3379|:
The pretty maid milking the cow; MIB2 34 |5618|=|3915|: The
Pretty Girl Milking the Cow; LMI 72 |6499|=|5341|: The valley
lies smiling before me [T. Moore song], or The Pretty girl
milking her cow; TMHI 594 |6572|,|3379|: An Bhlath Bhruinnioll,
tune- Pretty girl milking the cows; OPPM1 82 |6662|,|3379|:
Pretty hair comb; SP 1082 |7923|:
Pretty Lass, The; OFPC2 82 |4204|:
Pretty Mary Bilry; SP 378 |7219|:
Pretty Peggy of Derby, O; Music for Two to One, 1784 |9362|,
|2604|: Peggy of Derby or The Dandys. Irish; AA3 431 |2604|:
Peggy Derby or Dandy O [Instrumental version]; JBA 22
|2930|,|2604|: Dandy O, The [Pretty Peggy of Derby, O.]; OFPC2
105 |4230|,|2604|: [Pretty Peggy of Derby, O, for Moore's song,
Oh! weep for the hour. Entitled- Eveleen's Bower]; SMIM2 #7
|4764|,|2604|: The Maid of Derby; ESIM 1 |5640|,|2604|: Brandy
O or Peg of Darby; RFM1 #164 |9276|,|2604|: Eveleens Bower;
RFM2 #90 |9334|,|2604|: The Maid of Derby; LMI 18 |6410|,
|2604|: The Rath of Mullaghmast, air- Eveleen's Bower;
TMHI 631 |6576|,|2604|:
Pretty red girl, The; EB3 #89 |5999|:
Pretty Sally; PT1 178 |6826|: Pretty Sally; SP 500 |7341|:
Priest in his boots/ The Irish Lilt; CPC10 17 |1292|: [Priest in
his boots]; Midas |1635|,|1292|: Priest in his boots; Irish
Lilt, BL |1740|,|1292|: Irish Lilt; NLS MS 3378 |1835|,|1292|:
Priest in his boot; S&S200 |1873|=|1635|: The Priest in his
Boots; CSTH |1895|,|1292|: The Parson in his boots; AA1 124
|2491|,|1292|: Priest in his Boots; Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3855|=
|2491|: The Priest in his Boots; MSI 8 |4288|=|1740|: Priest in
his Boots; HOIT1 4 |4476|=|2491|: Paddy's trip from Dublin.
Air-The Priest in his boots, p. 81, Murphy Delany, p. 86
(attributed to Dibdin in US2 p. 370), Paddy's Dream, p. 92 [all
to same tune]; CIMR 81 |4787|=|1740|: The Priest in his Boots;
MAJ 6 |4999|,|1292|: The Priest in his Boots [for Moore's song,
There are sounds of mirth]; SMIM10 #9 |5737|,|1292|: The Priest
in His Boots; RFM1 #22 |9303|,|1292|: Irish Lilt; CGI 156
|6110|,cf|1292|: The priest in his boots; LMI 48 |6460|=|5737|:
The Priest of the Parish [rode his gareene bawn]; RFM2 #228
|9331|:
Princess Royal; Wright colln, c 1735 |626|: Princess Royal;
Wright Flut Tut. |718|,|626|: New Princess Royal; WCD1 |852|=
|626|: Princess Royal; NLS MS 3346 |1705|,|626|: The Princess
Royal; AMM 13 |0|,|626|: The Princess Royal; GCG2 7 |3554|=
|1705|: The Princess Royal; THD24-95 |3128|cf,|626|: Come all
you jolly Sailors [Song- Arethusa]; Shield's Lock and Key, 1796
|3412|,|626|: The Princess Royal; GCR2 7 |3554|=|1705|: Air by
Carolan [Princess Royal]; OFPC2 135 |4262|,|626|: The Princess
Royal; EB3 #45 (DOSC 87) |5946|: Seamus Righ (King James);
Citizen, 1842 |6245|,|626|:
An Puca; SP 1107 |7948|:
The Puck Dance; HOIT2 8 |4581|:
The Pullet (Munster reel); SP 458 |7299|: The pullet and the
cock; SP 585 |7426|,|7299|:
Push about the Jorum; TMP4 |1830|: Push about the jorum; WHM,
1775 |1879|,|1830|: Push about the jorum; AA1 111 |2485|,
|1830|: The Jorum; N. Gow's coln of Strath. Reels, c 1797
|3436|,|1830|: Push about the Jorum; OFPC2 124 |4249|,|1830|:
Push about the Jorum; GSR5 20 |4395|,|1830|
Queen Marys Lamentation-Scotch; OFPC2 137 [Song by Mrs John
Hunter, tune by Giordiani] |4264|:
Quick-Step; OFPC1 23 |3967|:
Racad-sa fa'n sliab; no i naidarca na bfiad; SP 1305 |8146|:
Radara meen Chusogh; NIT 12 |398|: The sly wooer; MAIA1 33
|5154|=|398|:
Raddire en Ougnish; NIT 15 |403|: The solitary wooer; MAIA2 60
|5182|=|403|: Radaire in uaignis (from NIT); SP 1443
|8284|,|403|:
Ragg set by A gentleman, ye; NIT 27 |427|: Ragg; NCCD 34 |509|,
|427|: Ragg; Walsh 24-32 |657|,|427|: Ragg; WCAL1 |733|=|657|:
Ragg; WCAL1 |733|=|657|: Ragg; WCD1 |853|=|657|: The Irish
Ragg; BTH2 |1015|,|427|: Ragg, The; MRMD45 1 |9356|,|427|:
Irish Rag; THM 28 |2812|=|1015|: Irish Ragg, The; JBA 13
|2915|=|1015|:
A raib tu an gearraig?; SP 1112 |7953|:
The Rakes March; OFPC1 64 |4010|:
Rakes of Adair; JJ5 |1117|:
Rakes of Clonmel; OFPC1 48 |3993|:
Rakes of Irishmen; HOIT2 30 |4642|: Rakes of Irishmen; West's
Irish CDs, c 1820 |5638|=|4642|:
Rakes of Kilkenny; AA5 104 |2726|: Rakes of Kilkenny; Hime's 48
CDs-04 |3846|=|2726|: Rakes of Kilkenny; OFPC2 78 |4199|,
|2726|: The Rakes of Kilkenny; HOIT1 30 |4546|,|2726|:
Rakes of Cashell, The; JBA 4 |2901|: The Rakes of Cashell Irish;
OFPC1 110 |4055|,|2901|:
Rakes of Kildare, The: LDMI1 1 |9453|:
Rakes of Mellow; JJ3 |995|: The Rakes of Mallow; BT2 94-95, Irish
|1018|,|995|: Rakes of Mellow; WCAL4 |1037|,|995|: The
Rakes of London [Mallow]; DR1 |1423|=|1037|: Rakes of Mallo;
NLS MS 3378 |1836|,|995|: Rakes of Mallo; NLS MS 3378
|1847|=|1018|: The Rakes of Mallo; AA2 21 |2529|,|995|: Rakes
of Mallow, The; JBA 33 |2941|=|1018|: Rakes of Mallow; Hime's
48 CDs-04 |3861|,|995|: Rakes of Mallow; HOIT1 14 |4501|,|995|:
Rakes of Mallow; RFM1 #29 |0|,|995|:
The Rakes of Westmeath; BT2 76, Irish |1009|: Rakes of Westmeath;
JJ4 |1073|,|1009|: Rakes of Westmeath; NLS MS 5.2.25 |1910|,
|1009|: The Humours of Westmeath; NLS MS 5.2.22 |2039|,|1009|:
The Reakes o Westmeath; NLS MS 3340 |2045|,|1009|: Rakes of
Westmeath; Irish Fair, 1772 |0|,|1009|: Rakes of Westmouth; AA5
23 |2696|,|1009|: The Rakes of Westmeath; THM 61 |2846|=|1009|:
Rakes of Westmeath, The, JBA 12 |2913|=|1009|: Rakes of
Westmeath; Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3851|,|1009|: Rakes of Westmeath,
The; OFPC2 81 |4202|,|1009|: The Rakes of Westmeath; MSI 41
|4349|,|1009|: The Rakes of Westmeath; MAJ 37
(mis-numbered 31) |5064|,|1009|:
The Rakish Highland Man; AA3 448 |2613|: Rakish Highlandman, The;
JBA 12 |2914|=|2613|:
A Rally of Ireland; DSN 121 |6357|:
Rambler from Clare; SP 395 |7236|:
The Rambling Boy; HOIT2 35 |4656|: The Rambling Boy; HOIM2 57
|4727|=|4656|: The Rambling Boy; LMI 44 |6452|=|4656|:
The rambling boy; SP 668 |7509|:
Rambling Pitchfork, The; LDMI1 21 |9473|:
The reading made easy; SP 672 |7513|:
Red Claret; KHA1 14 |5495|:
The Red Dog or Fox, 1st; HOIT2 18 |4609|,|4610|: The Red Dog or
Fox, 2nd; HOIT2 18 |4610|,|4609|: Red Fox, The [for Moore's
song, Let Erin remember the days of old]; SMIM2 #8
|4765|,|4609|: The Little bold fox; EB3 #129 |6044|,|4609|: The
Red Fox; LMI 37 |6441|: Let Erin remember the days of old; TMHI
528 |6560|=|4765|:
The Red Man's Wife; HOIT2 2 |4563|: Bean an Fhir Ruadh, The
red-haired man's wife; OPPM1 166 |6674|,|4563|: The red-haired
Man's Wife (1st/3); SP 357 |7198|: The red-haired Man's Wife
(2nd/3); SP 358 |7199|: The red-haired Man's Wife (3rd/3); SP
359 |7200|,|6674|:
Red Regan and the Nun (1st/3); SP 418 |7259|: Red Regan and the
Nun (2nd/3); SP 419 |7260|: Red Regan and the Nun (3rd/3); SP
420 |7261|,|7260|:
Red-haired Girl (An Caili/n Ruad, 1st setting); PT1 3 |6695|:
Red-haired Girl (An Caili/n Ruad, 2nd setting); PT1 4 |6696|:
Ree Raw, or the butchers march; SP 991 |7832|:
The Rejected lover; EB3 #55 |5957|: The Rejected Lover; HMI 11
|6308|=|5957|:
The rejoicement of the Fian Ladies, an Ossianic air; SP 566
|7407|:
Remember the poor; SP 681 |7522|:
Renardine; HOIT2 15 |4601|: Renardine; HOIM2 42 |4712|=|4601|:
Renardine [For Moore's song, From this hour the pledge is
given]; SMIMsup #3 |5743|,|4601|:
Reynardine; LMI 71 |6497|=|5743|: Reynardine; SP
642 |7483|: Reynardine; SP 643 |7484|,|7483|: Reynard on the
mountain high; SP 644 |7485|,|7483|:
Retreat, The; OFPC2 89 |4211|, cf|1243|:
The return from Fingal; PT1 31 |6712|:
Ribbonman's march; SP 993 |7834|:
Richard O'Bran from the plains of Kildare; SP 735 |7576|:
Ride a Mile [Untitled]; CPC4 10 |1186|: A Mile to Ride; JJ7
|1613|,|1186|: A Mile to Ride; NLS MS 3346 |1682|,|1186|: Ride
a Mile; TMP3 |1806|=|1682|: Ride a Mile; Rhames, 3 Fav. CDs, c
1790 |2998|,|1186|: Ride a Mile; N. Gow's coln of Strath.
Reels, c 1797 |3432|,|1186|: Ride a mile Irish; OFPC1 115
|4061|,|1186|: Bagnal's Frolick; MAJ 23 |5031|,|1186|: Ride a
Mile; WCD1 27 |6147|=|2998|:
Rise my lovely Molly; SP 511 |7352|:
Rise up young William Reilly; SP 510 |7351|:
The Road to cork; MSI 32 |4325|: The Road to Cork; KHA1 47
|5528|=|4325|:
The Robber__ or Charley Rilley; EB3 #65 |5967|:
Robbin Power's Fancy; OFPC1 85 |4031|:
Rob. Down; AA1 28 |2459|: A Favourite Air; KHA1 8 |5490|,|2459|:
Rocks of Cashel- Irish; AA4 29 |2668|: Rocks of Cashell; Petrie's
4th coll'n |3220|,|2668|: The Rocks of Cashell; GCG2 34
|3579|,|2668|: The Rocks of Cashell; McFadyen's Repos. c 1800
|3637|=|2668|: The Rocks of Cashel; KCR1 36 |3690|=|3579|:
Rocks of Cashell; Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3840|,|2668|: Rock of
Cashell; OFNIM 45 |3027|,|2668|: Rocks of Cashell; HOIT1 8
|4486|=|2668|: The Rocks of Cashell; MAJ 21 |5026|,|2668|:
The Banks of Cashell; KHA1 3 |5485|=|3840|: Chorus Jig
(mistitled); EB3 #103 |6016|,|2668|: Jig to the Boatman's
Song; HMI 65 |6330|,|2668|:
The Rocky Road; PT1 175 |6824|,|6198|:
The Rocky Road; LDMI1 3 |9455|:
The Rocky Road to Dublin; Citizen3, 1841 |6198|: The Rocky Road;
Citizen4, 1841 |6224|,|6198|: The rocky road; SP 548 |7389|,
|6224|:
Roddy McCorley that was hanged at Tuome Bridge; SP 737 |7578|:
Rodney's Glory (1st/2); SP 406 |7247|:Rodney's Glory (2nd/2); SP
407 |7248|,|7247|:
Rody green; SP 843 |7684|:
An Rogaire doill; SP 1264 |8105|:
The Rogue Irish; OFPC2 65 |4179|: Harvey's Rant; KHA1 7 |5489|,
|4179|:
Roin ni Choindhealbhain; Citizen, 1842 |6270|:
Roirin dub (1st/2); SP 1240 |8081|: Roirin dub (2nd/2); SP 1241
|8082|,cf|8081|:
Rondo (part 1 of 2); MAJ 1 |4992|: Rondo (part 2 of 2); MAJ 2
|4994|:
Rooney Flinn; HFIM 88 |6647|:
Rory O Moor; King of Leixs March; EB2 32 |4921|:
Rory O'More; CGI 7 |6072|,|61-Washington's March|: Rory O'More;
WDC2 17 |6162|,|61|
Rory O'Moore; SP 740 |7581|:
Rosa Breatnac; SP 1197 |8038|:
Rose Connolly; EB3 #14 |5908|:
Rose Dillon- Carolan, and Jigg (DOSC 35) |3337|, Jigg to Rose
Dillon; EB1 #24 |3338| An Irish Jigg; HPB6 51 |5288|=|3338|:
Rose Dillon; EB2 18 |4896|
The Rose in Full Bloom; Citizen, 1842 |6256|:
The Rose without hue; EB3 #12 |5906|:
Rosmore; NCCD 7 |9388|,|9388|:
Rothemurchie's Rant [Scots]; OFNIM 41 |3922|:
Roudlum; Rhames' 4 CDs c 1800 |3669|: Roudlum Irish; OFPC1 73
|4020|,|3669|: Rou'dle'um: FSIM1 19 |5364|,|3669|:
Round the world for sport; Tracy's CDs c 1795 |3151|: Round the
world for sport; N. Gow's coln of Strath. Reels, c 1797 |3451|=
|3151|: Round the world for sport; SP 958 |7799|,|3151|:
Round the World for Sport; OFNIM 28 |3899|: Round the world for
sport; HOIT1 23 |4527|=|3899|: And doth not a meeting like this
[Moore song to tune of unknown title]; SMIM9 #5 |5721|,|3899|:
Dance to the Weavers Song; HMI 39 |6321|,|3899|: Name unknown
[Round the world for sport]; LMI 63 |6485|=|5721|:
Roving Pedler, The; OFPC2 90 |4213|: The Roving Pedlar; SP 360
|7201|,|4213|: Perla deas o'n tsliab ban (O'Neill's MS); SP
1113 |7954|,|7201|: Perla deas an tsliab bain (Beautiful
pearl of Slieve Ban); SP 1114 |7955|: Perla deas an t-sleibe;
SP 1355 |8196|,|7201|:
Roys Wife of Aldivalock [Scots]; OFNIM 44 |3926|:
The rushy glen; SP 543 |7384|:
Rusty Daniel; EB2 69 |4979|:
Rutland Lodge; WHM 1788 |2240|: Rutland Lodge; Rhames' 4CDs c
1800 |3667|,|2240|:
Ryans Hornpipe Irish by Farrell; OFPC2 67 |4181|:
Ryan's/ Rayan's Rant - Irish; AA5 19 |2694|: Ryan's Rant; Hime's
48 CDS-04 |3875|=|2694|:
Saely Kelly (by Thos. Connallan about 1660); EB3 #34 |5932|:
Sagairt tar teorad; SP 1089 |7930|: Sagairt tar teorad; SP 1247
|8088|,|7930|:
A Sailor loved a farmer's Daughter [near unto the Isle of Man];
EB3 #138 |6054|:
St. Martin's Church Yard; CPC3 25 |1175| [This was Oswald's
business address, and the tune is undoubtably his]: Groves of
Blarney; HOIT1 18 |4510|,|1175|: Groves of Blarney [altered.
for Moore's song, Tis the last rose of summer]; SMIM5 #4, 1813
|5338|,|1175|: Castle-Hyde; FSIM1 41 |5368|,|1175|: The Groves
of Blarney; LMI 11 |6397,|1175|: 'Tis the Last Rose of Summer;
TMHI 240 |6536|=|5338|: The Groves of Blarney; HFIM 12 |6595|=
|5338|: [see T. C. Croker's comments on tunes Castle Hyde and
Groves of Blarney in Pop. Songs of Ireland]
Saint Patrick Hot as Light'ning, Shield's The Crusade, 1770
|1834|:
St. Patrick's Day; CPC11 22 |1310|,|1311|: St. Patrick's Day
[Gigga- the well known version]; CPC11 22 |1311|: St. Patrick's
Day; DR1 |1409|=|1311|: Untitled [St. Patricks day]; Love
in a Village |1629|,|1311|: Untitled; NLS MS 5.2.22
|2033|,|1311|: St. Patrick's Day in the Morning; AA1 50
|2465|,|1311|: St. Patrick's Day; THM 52 |2837|=|1629|: St.
Patrick's Day in the Morning; GCR3 18 |3811|,|1311|: St
Patricks Day; OFPC1 10 |3953|,|1311|: Patrick's Day;
HOIT1 34 |4552|=|2465|: Sheelah's Wedding. Air-St. Patrick's
Day in the Morning; CIMR 41 |4777|,|1311|: St. Patrick's day
[for Moore's song, Though dark are our sorrow]; SMIM4 #2, 1811
|5097|,|1311|: Patrick's Day; HPB4 26 |5248|=|1629|: St.
Patrick's Day; KHA1 25 |5508|=|1629|: St. Patricks' Day; MIB2
42 |5626|,|1311|: St. Patricks Day; RFM2 #229 |9333|,|1311|:
Patrick's Day; EB3 #91 |6001|,|1311|: St. Patrick's Day; WCD1
16 |6141|,|1311|: St. Patrick's Day; LMI 15 |6405|=|5097|:
Patrick's Day; TMHI 357 |6551|,|1311|: The Soul of an Irishman;
HFIM 46 |6619|=|5626|:
Sall's Delight; OFPC1 84 |4029|:
Sally Kelly; GCR2 32 |3577|:
Sally McGee: OFNIM 23 |3891|: Sheela, my love, say you will be
mine (c 1815); PT1 135 |6794|,|3891|:
Sally Nugent; HOIT2 29 (Carolan?) |4639|:
Sally Whelan (or Phelan, 1839); PT1 122 |6780|: Sally Whelan; SP
727 |7568|,|6780|:
Sarsfield's Lamentation; THM 69 |2854|: [Cf 426, 1814]
Sarsfield's Quickstep; Citizen, 1842 |6272|, cf|6025|:
Savourna Deelish/ [Farewell ye groves- song]; Poor Soldier, 1784?
|2075|: Savourna Deligh; Campbells Reels |2187|,|2075|: Sa
Mhuir ni Dilid Eilin Og; AA6 135 |2777|,|2075|: Oh the Moment
was sad; Surrender of Calais, 1791 |3051|=|2777|: Savourna
Delish; Vocal Mag1 1798 |3494|=|3110|,|2075|: Savourna Delish;
Mus. Repos. 1799 |3594|=|3110|: Savourna Deligh; GSR4 10
|3657|=|2187|: Erin Go Bragh; OFNIM 18 |3879|,|2075|: Erin Go
Braugh [Savourneen Deelish]; OFPC1 39 |3985|=|3879|: Savournah
Deelish; HOIT1 35 |4554|=|2777|: Savourneen Deelish; HOIM1 11
|4679|=|2777|: Derry Brien; HOIT2 12 |4595|,|2075|: Derry
Brien; HOIM2 40 |4710|=|4595|: Song of the Last Harper, The,
Air- Savourneen Delish, p. 228, and The Exiled Irishman's
Lamentation [same tune, commences 'Green were the fields.'
Attributed to Macnally, US1, p. 131], p. 231; CIMR 228
|4833|=|2777|: Thou Blooming Treasure; EB2 64 |4972|,|2075|:
Vour neen Delish Aillen oogh-- or Erin go bragh; MAJ 28
|5044|=|2777|: Savourna Delish Shigan Oh; HPB1 9 |5210|=
|2777|: Savourn Deelish [for Moore's song, Tis gone and for
ever]; SMIM6 #9, 1815 |5356|,|2075|: Savourneen Deelish;
FSIM2 67 |5376|=|2777|: Savourna Delish; KHA1 36 |5517|=|2777|:
Sa Vurneen Deelish; MIB2 43 |5627|,|2075|: Savournah Deelish;
RFM1 #56 |9286|,|2075|: Savournah Deelish; LMI 7 |6391|=|2777|:
Shavourneen Dheelish; TMHI 72 |6519|,|2077|: Savourneen
Dheelish; HFIM 1 |6588|=|2075|: Derry Brien (Savourneen
Deelish); SP 741 |7582|:
Saw ye a Lassie of Fifteen; OFPC1 118 |4064|,|1253|:
Say's Ware, Say's He; CGI 196 |6125|:
"Sayon" na red; SP 1141 |7982|:
The scalded poor boy (1st/2); SP 290 |7131|: The scalded poor boy
(2nd/2); SP 291 |7132|,|7131|:
Sciat Luireac Muire; SP 1205 |8046|:
Scilled dub (1st/3); SP 1243 |8084|: Scilled dub (2nd/3); SP 1244
|8085|,|8084|: Scilled dub (3rd/3); SP 1245 |8086|,|8084|:
The Scolding Wife (O'Neill MS, 1787); PT1 188 |6837|: The
scolding wife; SP 476 |7317|,|6837|:
Scorching is this love; PT1 69 |6741|: Is mait an duine tu (1st);
SP 1233 |8074|,|6741|: Is mait an duine tu, or scorching is
this love; SP 1234 |8075|,|6741|:
Scornful Sally; SP 728 |7569|:
The Scotch Wedding; Pills6 1720 |377|: An the Kirk woud let me
be; Stuart's Music for TTM 42 |456|: Silly Old Man; WCAL1
|738|: Wully Honey; BO/OMTW 1735 |9365|,|738|: And the Kirk
would let me be; CPC3 14 |1171|,|377|: And the kirk would let
me be, Gigga; CPC3 14 |1172| The Blithsome Bridal; SMM #58
|2255|,|738|: Fy let us a' to the bridal; AA1 123 |2490|,|738|:
The Pedlar's Song; Oscar and Malvina, 1791 |3056|,|738|: The
Jolly Gay Pedlar; WHM 1795 |3071|=|3056|; The Pedlar; TMP24-96
|3302|,|738|: Let us waa to the Wedding [Scots]; OFPC1 99
|4045|,|738|: Let us awa to the Bridal; KHA2 26 |5554|=|2490|:
I was the boy for bewitching 'em [Said to be from play,
Matrimony, c 1804. Music by P. M. King. Song attributed to
Kenny in US1, p. 180]; CIMR 49 |4779|,|456|: I'm the boy for
bewitching them; CGI 5 |6071|,|738|: I'm the boy for bewitching
them; LMI 5 |6388|,|738|: [SITM 456 and 738 are here combined.]
The Scots Hall; JW7 |1383|: The Lasses of Limerick Irish; OFPC1
139 |4089|,|1383|: Put in a Passion; MAJ 37 (mis-numbered 21)
|5063|,|1383|: [see 1429]
Scott's Lamentation; EB3 post 88 4 |5891|: Scott's Lamentation
for the Baron of Loughmoe (in 1599); EB3 #8 |5900|:
Se an baile seo togad na drot aite; SP 1086 |7927|:
Seagan gaba (1st/2); SP 1223 |8064|: Sean gaba (2nd/2); SP 1224
|8065|,|8064|:
Sean a Burca (John Burke, 1st/2); SP 1270 |8111|: Sean a Burca
(John Burke, 2nd/2); SP 1271 |8112|,|8111|:
Sean Buidhe/ Pot Stick or the Shamboy; JJ4 |1061|: Shanbuie;
CPC11 21 |1309|,|1061|: The Shamboy; TMP1 |1377|,|1061|:
Shambuy; DR2 |1440|=|1061|: Shamboy; JJ7 |1616=1377|: Pot Stick
or Shamboy WCAL5 |1595|=|1061|: The Pott Stick; Irish MS, c
1760 |1604|,|1061|: Shamboy; JJ7 |1616|=|1377|: [Sean Bui];
Midas |1630|,|1061|: Shambuy; NLS MS 3346, c 1772 |1668|,|1061|
[Ye Lads of True Spirit-Song by G. A. Stevens, with same tune
in The Convivial Songster, 1782]; Mus. Misc., 1786 |2213|,
|1061|: Over the water to Charlie; SMM #187 |2282|=|2213|:
Marquis of Granby [song by G. A. Stevens]- Shambuy; AA1 98
|2479|,|1061|: Shambuy; THM 41 |2826|=|1377|: Dancing Set (of
Over the water to Charlie) or Wishaw's Delight; GSR3 12 |3288|,
|1061|: Shaun Buee with variations Irish; OFPC1 66 |4013|,
|1061|: Over the Water to Charlie; RFM1 #341 |9301|,|1061|: The
Boys of the Irish Brigade, O; HFIM 47 |6620|=|2213|: Teacht na
N-Geana Fiadhainem, tune- Seaghan Buidhe; OPPM1 168
|6675|,|1061|: Sean buide; SP 1226 |8067|,|1061|: [See 990]
Sean Mac Diarmada (John McDermot); Citizen4, 1841 (DOSC 86)
|6219|,|896|:
A Seain! a mic mo comarsan! ma tair a' dol a' posad (Oh John my
neighbour's son, if you are going to marry. variant of SP
1437); SP 1438 |8279|,cf|8278|:
Seanduine cam, or, the young wife and the old man; SP 1225
|8066|: An seanduine crom; SP 1564 |8405|:
Search the world over; SP 650 |7491|:
Seas are Deep, The; CIA 10 |3210|=|978|= HNS 7 |4419|=|3210|: The
Seas are Deep; MSI 7 |4286|=|978|: The Seas are Deep; HPB2 8
|5220|=|978|: The seas are deep; SP 569 |7410|:
The Secret Lover; HOIT2 17 |4607|:
Sein suas na piopaide; SP 1185 |8026|:
Seperation of Soul and Body; NIT 16 |406|: Separation; MAIA2 81
|5206|=|406|: Separation of soul and body (O'Carolan); SP 671
|7512|:
Shaioneen O'Shee; NLS MS 3346 |1696|:
Shamus O'Thomush, or James Melvin; SP 625 |7466|:
The Shanavest and Corovoth; SP 459 |7300|:
Shannon's Banks; Campbell's Reels |2155|: The Banks of the
Shannon [Song- In summer when the leaves]; Edin. Mus. Misc.,
1792 |3068|=|2155|: Banks of the Shannon; Mus. Repos., 1799
|3602|=|2155|: Shannon's Flowery Banks; OFPC1 58 |4004|,|2155|:
Banks of Shannon; RFM2 #176 |9343|,|2155|:
Shaun O'Dhier o glanna. or John Dwyer of Glinn: OFNIM 21 |3887|:
John Dwyre of the Glyn; SP 736 |7577|,|3887|:
Shauneen o Shea or Johnny O Shea; OFNIM 35 |3910|:
She hung her petticoat out to dry; SP 851 |7692|:
She that washes a Monday [Irish?]; NCCD 27 |9389|:
Shea sude Shear an Rode a Dima Shee; NIT 10 |393|: That's the
Road My Love Is Gone; HOIT2 9 |4582|=|393|: That is the road
she went; EB2 40 |4934|,|393|: That's the road she went; MAIA2
45 |5164|=|4934|:
Sheelina Gra will you be mine Irish; OFPC1 55 |4001|,|3891|:
Sheila na Gig/ The Irish Pot Stick; CPC9 15 |1276|: Chillin Ogig;
DR3 |1459|,|1276|: Untitled [Sheila na Gig]; Midas |1631|,
|1276|: Chilling O Gig; NLS MS 3346 |1723|,|1276|: Sheela Na
Gig; Irish Lilt, BL |1741|,|1276|: Shillin A Gig; TMP3
|1812|,|1276|: She La Na Gig; S&S200 |1874|,|1276|: Sheela na
Gigg; AA5 96 |2721|,|1276|: Chilling a Gig; THM 53 |2838|=
|1459|: Shilling a Gig; JBA 6 |2905|=|1723|: Sheela na Gig;
Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3849|,|1276|: Sheela Na Gig; MSI 36 |4340|=
|1741|:
Sheila na Guira/ Chiling O guiry; BT1 32, Irish |1025|: She La
Negari or Drunken Parson; WCAL4 |1044|=|1025|: She La Negari;
MCD6 |1103|=|1025|: An Irish Tune; NLS MS Adv 502.20
|1619|=|1025|: [Sheila na Guira]; Midas |1633|,|1025|: Chiling
O'Guiry; NLS MS 3346 |1708|,|1025|: Shielin A Gayro; Irish
Lilt, BL |1752|=|1708|: Chiling O Guiry; NLS MS 3378
|1842|=|1025|: The Irish Hunt [see note below]; Calliope, 1788
|2382|,|1025|: Shilling O'Gairey; AA1 147 |2505|,|1025|:
Chiling O Guiry; THM 22 |2806|=|1025|: The Celebrated Fox
Chase; NLI MS, c 1798 |3490|=|2382|: Sheeling O Guira, with new
Variations; OFNIM 24-5 |3894|,|1025|: Sheeling O Guira; OFPC1
12-13 |3954|=|3894|: Shillinaguira; HOIT1 13 |4500|,|1025|:
Chilling a Guirie; MAJ 30 |5048|=|1025|: Sheela na Guira [for
Moore's song, Oh! had we some bright little isle of our own];
SMIM5 #8, 1813 |5342|,|1025|: Sheeling O Guira; KHA1 23
|5504|,|1025|: Sheela na Guira; MIB2 29 |5613|=|3894|:
Shillinaguira; RFM1 #59 |9290|,|1025|: Sheela na Guira; LMI 45
|6455|,|1025|: Sheela na Guira: TMHI 149 |6528|=|3894|: Sighile
ni Gradharadh, Celia O'Gara; OPPM1 100 |6665|,|1025|:
[Song tune. Song 'The celebrated Fox-chace from Killeager to
Killteran, Dec. 5, 1744. Wrote by Mr. Mozern, (Mozeen) to the
tune of Sheela na Gira.'is in The Merry Fellow; or Jovial
Companion. By Luke Lively, Gent., Dublin, 1757. (Folger
Shakespeare Library) This is earlier than any other copy of the
song that I've seen cited. The place names in the hunt are
given differently later. It is "The Dublin Hunt" in
Shoemaker's Mountain Minstrelsy of Pennsylvania, p. 96, 1931.
(James Boswell reported hearing the tune in London, June 10,
1763.)]
Shein Sheis Shuus Lum; Merry Musician |316|=(non existant)|208|:
Sheen sheesh igus souse lum; NIT 17 |407|,|316|: Sheen Sheesh
igus Souse Lum; ADC 40 |529|=|407|: Banks of Banna; Mus. Misc.,
1786 |2214|,|316|: Anna; DCS1 |2392|=|2214|: An Irish Air; AA6
54 |2759|=|2214|: Sheen sheesh igus souse lum; THM 59
|2844|=|2214|: Shepherds I have lost my love [for G. Ogle's
song- Anna, or Banks of Banna]; MSI 37 |4342|=|2214|:
Sios Agus Sios Liom; HOIT2 18 |4608|=|407|: Suos Agus Suos
Liom; HOIM2 48 |4718|=|407|: Shepherds I have lost my love.
Air-The Banks of Banna [Ogle's song]; CIMR 287 |4851|=|2214|:
Shepherds I have lost my Love; MAJ 25 |5037|=|2214|: Banks of
Banna [for Moore's song, When through life unblest we rove];
SMIM3 #10, 1810 |5091|,|316|: Sios agus sios liom [for Moore's
song, Oh, where's the slave so lowly]; SMIM6 #7, 1815 |5353|,
|316|: Shepherds I have lost my love; RFM2 #192 |9351,|316|:
Down beside me; EB3 #38 |5937|,|316|: Banks of Banna; CGI
78 |6093|,|316|: Sios Augus Sios Liom; LMI 40 |6446|=|5353|:
The Banks of Banna; LMI 47 |6457|=|2214|: Anna; HFIM 60 |6628|,
|316|:
The Shepherds Hornpipe; OFPC2 18 |4126|:
Shepherd's Preference [no Irish title]; SMM #278 |2308|:
Shilling Dhe Naught Heane; HOIT2 25 |4628|:
Shins about the fire; SP 295 |7136|:
The ship of Patrick Lynch; SP 568 |7409|:
The ship that I command; SP 405 |7246|:
The Ship that was Lost; EB2 13 |4890|:
Shule Aroon/ I wish I was on yonder hill [for Moore;s song, I
wish I was by that dim lake]; SMIM9 #10 |5726|: Shule Aroon
[for Moore's song, Alone in crowds to wander]; SMIM10 #5
|5733|,|5726|: Shule Arun; HMI 95 |6339|,|5726|:
Shun the corner; HOIT2 7 |4576|: Shun the Corner; West's Irish
CDs, c 1820 |5637|=|4576|:
Shusheen Bane; NIT 21 |415|:
Sibeil ni Briain; SP 1570 |8411|:
Siege of Limerick; DM, 1695 |169|:
The Sigh; SP 619 |7460|:
Sigle nig Gamna; SP 1547 |8388|:
Sigle nig Gaidre; SP 1548 |8389|:
The Silk Article; HOIT2 28 |4637|: Silken Article, the (1837);
PT1 7 |6699|,|4637|:
The Silvermines; Cooke's seln of Fav. CDs, c 1796 |3407|: The
Silver Mines; OFNIM 46 |3928|,|3407|:
Silver Mines (from Joyce); SP 913 |7754|:
Since Celia's my foe [Irish tune], Choyce Ayres, 1676 |93|:
[Since Kathleen has proved so untrue- song]; Poor Soldier |2078|,
|1726|: Irish Air in Poor Soldier [Since Kathleen has proved];
THM 75 |2860|,|1726|:
Sing, sweet harp [Moore's song to untitled tune]; SMIM10 #2
|5730|:
Sing, Whack! for the Emerald Isle; TMHI 446 |6559|: The Emerald
Isle; HFIM 21 |6601|,|6559|:
Sir Festus Burke; EB3 #44 (DOSC 9) |5945|:
Sir Patrick Bellew's March; PT1 96 |6761|: Sir Patrick Bellew's
March; SP 985 |7826|,|6761|:
Sr. Vlick Burk; NIT 25 |420|: Sir Ulick Burk; ADC 45 |533|=|420|:
Sir Ulrick Burke (Carolan); SP 730 |7571|:
Sit down under my protection; EB3 #1 |5892|:
Sit here, O Muirin, sit near me (1854); PT1 56 |6730|:
Siubal a grad; SP 1347 |8188|:
Siubail is faig mo ceile dom air eiriein bo ruin; SP 1173 |8014|:
Siud ort. a matair mo ceile! (Here's a health to the mother-in-
law); SP 1460 |8301|: Siud ort, a Matair mo Ceile! (Here's a
health to the mother in law); SP 1486 |8327|,|8301|:
The Sixpence; HOIT2 7 |4575|: The Sixpence; HOIM2 32 |4702|=
|4575|: The Six-pence [for Moore's song, It is not the tear at
this moment shed]; SMIM3 #11, 1810 |5092|,|4575|: The
Sixpence; LMI 51 |6464|,|4575|:
The Skittish Maid; CGI 113 |6099|:
Skiver/ Shiver the Quilt; NLS MS 3346 |1716|: Skiver the Quilt;
AA3 402 |2594|,|1716|: Skiver the Quilt; HOIT1 36
|4559|=|2594|:
Slainte uisge; SP 1187 |8028|:
Slan iomlan co'n ait a rabas; SP 1558 |8399|:
Slan 7 benact le buadartaib an t-saogail (Goodby and my blessing
to the troubles of the world, 1st): SP 1461 |8302|: Slan 7
benact le buadartaib an t-saogail (Goodby and my blessing to
the troubles of the world, 2nd): SP 1462 |8303|,cf|8302|: Slan
7 beanact buadraib an t-saogail; SP 1478 |8319|:
Slanagas beandact le buaiream an tsaigil; SP 1463 |8304|:
Slaunt Ri Plulib; BT1 34, Irish |1026|: The Auld Maid of Fife;
CPC7 21 |1239|,|1026|: Slaunt Ri Plulib; THM 63 |2848|=|1026|:
A Jig; AA5 69 |2710|,|1026|: If ever I marry I am a son
of a wh__re Irish; OFPC1 15 |3957|,|1026|: Slaunta Ree Philib
Irish; OFPC1 150 |4101|,|1026|: Slainte Riog Philip; SP 1428
|8269|,|1026|:
Sleepy Maggie; CPC10 9 |1286|: Drowsy Moggy; Citizen, 1842
|6263|,|1286|:
The Slender Coat; EB2 17 |4895|: The threadbare cost; MIB2 23
|5607|=|4895|: Too Late I stayed; HMI 40 |6322|=|4895|: The
Thread-bare Coat; LMI 56 |6472|=|4895|: The Thread-bare Coat;
TMHI 297 |6545|=|4895|:
Sliab a grad; SP 1343 |8184|:
Sliab mor (1st/2); SP 1344 |8185|: Sliab mor (2nd/2); SP 1345
|8186|,|8185|:
Slieve Donald; HOIT2 18 |4611|:
Slieve Gallen; EB3 #24 |5920|:
Slieve Gullan, or Enchantment of Fin MacCool, the; SP 835 |7676|:
Sligo Air, 1837; PT1 61 |6733|:
Sligo Tune; EB3 #115 |6029|:
Sloan's Lamentation; EB3 #117 |6031|:
Sly Patrick [for Moore's song, Has sorrow thy young days shaded];
SMIM6 #2, 1815 |5348|: Sly Patrick; LMI 6 |6389|=|5348|: Has
sorrow thy young days shaded; TMHI 337 |6549|=|5348|:
An smachdaoin cron, the brown little mallet; OPPM3 276
|6691|,cf|4143|: An smacdin cron (or, Brown little mallet, or
roll of tobacco); SP 1582 |8423|,|6691|:
Smalilou [song tune probably by Wm. Shield]; Picture of Paris,
1790 |2993|: Smalliliou; Vocal Mag3, 1799 |3506|,|2993|:
Smalilou; CIMR 16 |4771|=|2993|: Smalilou; HPB1 15 |5211|=
|2993|: There was an Irish Lad; HFIM 34 |6610|=|2993|:
The Snowy Breasted Pearl- Carolan; EB1 #35 |3354|: The Snowy
Breasted Pearl; HOIM1 22 |4690|=|3354|: Ope the casement, lady
bright [tune, Snowy Breasted Pearl]; CIMR 191 |4819|=|3354|:
The Snowy-preasted Pearl; SMIM3 2b |5078|,|3354|: The Snowy
Breasted Pearl; HPB6 47 |5285|=|3354|: Pearl of the White
Breast, the; PT1 10 |6701|,|3354|: The pearl of the white
breast; SP 623 |7464|,|6701|:
Soft mild morning; EB3 #78 |5984|:
Soggarth Shamus O'Finn; SP 1024 |7865|:
The Soldier Laddie Scotch; OFPC2 13 |4120|,|146|:
The Soldiers Greeting; LMI 66 |6490|:
Soldier's Joy; DR3 |1488|: Soldiers Joy; AA1 109 |2483|,|1488|:
The Soldier's Joy; SS song with music 3050|,|1488|: The
Soldier's Joy; N. Gow's coln of Strath. Reels, c 1797
|3437|,|1488|: Soldier's Joy; Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3835|,|1488|:
Soldier's Joy; WCD1 18 |6143|,|1488|: Soldier's Joy; TMHI 713
|6581|,|1488|: [Also in other English and Scots collections.
London single sheet song with music, c 1760, contains tune and
song. Song is best forgotten.]
Some say I'm foolish and some say I'm wise; SP 793 |7634|:
The son of O'Reilly; SP 486 |7327|:
The song of the ghost; SP 580 |7421|:
The Song of the woods [For Moore's song, Twas one of those
dreams]; SMIM9 #2 |5718|: The Song of the Woods; LMI 65
|6487|=|5718|:
The song of Una (1st/2); SP 550 |7391|: The song of Una (2nd/2);
SP 551 |7392|:
The sons of Fingal; SP 602 |7443|:
Sound the Eagle's Whistle; HMI 67 |6332|,|5851|: Cunning Young
Man, the (1815); PT1 6 |6698|,|5851|:
Spailpin! ruin!; SP 1379 |8220|:
Spatter the Dew Irish; OFPC1 132 |4080|: The leather, you Rogue;
DMM, 1843 |6297|,|4080|:
Speed the Plough; Rhames, 3 Admired CDs, c 1790 |3001|: Speed the
Plough; NLS MS Panmure 27 |5124|,|3001|: Speed the Plough; WCD1
15 |6140|,|2134|:
Speic Gailleanach; MIB |2208|: The Humours of Leinster, Speca
Gaillinac; TMHI 532 |6564|=|2208|:
Speic Seoaach; MIB |2209|: Speic Seoach; THM 62 |2847|=|2209|:
Joice's Tune; EB1 #3 |3312|, |2209|: The Joyces' Cry; HOIT2 5
|4570|,|2209| Gc(4)7 3/4 1212 2312: Joice's Cry; HOIM2 59
|4729|=|4570|:
The Spinning Wheel; OFPC2 39 |4154|, cf|2590|:
Spinning Wheel Song (1st); EB3 #134 |6050|:
Spinning Wheel Song (2nd); EB3 #135 |6051|:
Spinning Wheel Song (3rd); EB3 #136 |6052|:
Spinning-wheel tune (1839); PT1 87a |6754|: Im bim bob-a-rum s'or
a mile grad! (1st/2); SP 1368 |8209|,|6754|: Im bim bob-a-ru
(2nd/2); SP 1369 |8210|,|6754|:
The Splashing of the Churn; PT1 81 |6751|:
Sports in the Hay Rick; CGI 122 |6102|:
Spring into the drink; PT1 128 |6786|;
Sprightly Kitty; SP 367 |7208|:
The sprightly widow; SP 590 |7431|:
The Squire; SP 600 |7441|:
Sqr. Woodes Lamentation on Refusal of his Half Pence; NIT 3
|385|,|206|: An Irish Tune; Young's OST, c 1725 |206|,|385|:
Woods's Lamentation; HOIT2 16 |4604|=|385|: Squire Woods; MAIA1
29 |5150|=|385|: Wood's Lamentation; TMHI 534 (DOSC 213)
|6567|,|385|: Wood's lamentation (for failure of his
half-pence, 1723?); SP 1023 |7864|,|206|:
Stad Erro Rogura Stad. Stay easy you rogue stay stay; OFNIM 36
|3912|,|2979|?: Stad Erro Rogurra stad stad Irish; OFPC1 31
|3976|,|2979|: The Beardless Boy; HOIM1 29 |4699|=|2979|: Stop,
you rogue stop; MIB2 36 |5620|=|3976|: A Rog-aire! stad!
(1st/2); SP 1288 |8129|,|2979|: A Rog-aire! stad! (2nd/2); SP
1289 |8130|,|2797|:
Stak in Vergo; Bowie's Reels |2430|: Stack in Virgo; McFadyen's
Repos., c 1800 |3610|=|2430|: Stalk en Vauraga Irish; OFPC1
126 |4073|,|2430|: The Market Stake; EB2 69 |4978|,|2430|:
Staughenvoragh; FSIM1 47 |5369|,|2430|: Market stake, The [for
Moore's song, The dawning of morn]; SMIM8 #10, 1821
|5597|,|2430|:
Star at Livis or The Scheme; WCAL3 |761|: The Star; MRMD44 p. 301
|9354|,|761|: The Star; TMP1 |1397|,|761|: Irish Lilt; NLS MS
3346 |1671|,|1397|: Johnnie Mc Gill; NLS MS 3346 |1714|,|1397|:
Johnny Magil; Irish Lilt, BL sheet |1735|,|1397|: Irish Lilt;
AA1 196 |2518|=|1671|: Irish Lilt; THM 25 |2809|=|1397|: The
Jig of Johnny MacGill; MSI 42 |4352|=|1735|: Irish Lilt [The
Star]; HOIT1 3 |4471|=|1397|: The Jig of Johnny Macgill; KHA2 6
|5534|=|1735|: Irish Lilt [Star]; RFM1 #48 |9311|,|761|: Johnie
Magie; RFM2 #339 |9338|,|761|: Irish Lilt; CGI 131|6105|=
|1397|:
Stary ghed ma lousa Voem; NIT 29 |430|: Stary Ghed Malousa Voem;
ADC 47 |535|=|430|,|431|: Jointure, The, Conalan; EB1 #33
|3351|,|430|, cf|409|: Jigg to the Jointue, EB1 #33B
|3352|,|431|: The Jointure; HOIM1 24 |4692|=|3351|: The
Jig to the Jointure; HOIM1 24 |4693|=|3352|: Night is calm,
The, Air-The Jointure; CIMR 203 |4824|=|3351|: Jig [to the
Jointure]; CIMR 205 |4825|=|3352|:
Stately Sarah; SP 317 |7158|:
Step Together; DSN 261 |6373|:
Stepneys Rant; OFPC2 86 |4208|:
Stewart of Kilpatrick and the daughter of the king; SP 732
|7573|:
Stir your feet Johnny; OFPC1 47 |3992|: Stir thy feet Johnny;
MIB2 40 |5624|=|3992|:
Stoirin mo croide; SP 1417 |8258|:
Strawberry Beds; LDMI1 7 |9459|:
The Strawberry Blossom; PT1 133 |6792|: The strawberry blossom;
SP 483 |7324|: The strawberry blossom; SP 484 |7325|,cf|7324|:
Street Ballad; SP 297 |7138|:
Strike the Harp to Erin's Glory; TMHI 237 |6534|:
The strolling mason; SP 466 |7307|: Strolling Mason (1st/2); SP
1070 |7911|: Strolling Mason (2nd/2); SP 1071 |7912|:
Strop the razor; SP 925 |7766|:
Suas le m'maigdean suas an staidre (I went with my maiden up
stairs); SP 1304 |8145|:
Sugra na garah is a dharmagh la blean (1st/2); SP 1284 |8125|:
Sugra na garah is a dharmagh la blean (2nd/2); SP 1285
|8126|,|8125|:
Sugradh ann Gach Uile Ait; Citizen3, 1841 |6196|,|3899|:
Suid an so, amuirnin! laim liom (Set her near me, my Murneen); SP
1481 |8322|: Suid an so, amuirnin! laim liom (Set her near me,
my Murneen); SP 1482 |8323|:
Suirfhe Pheadair i Dhorinin, tune The hill of Phelim; OPPM1 106
|6666|:
An suisin ban (the Shusseen ban, white blanket); SP 1314 |8155|:
An suisin buidhe, or yellow blanket (O'Neill MS); SP 1313 |8154|:
Suiste buide; SP 1554 |8395|:
The suit of green; SP 686 |7527|:
The summer is come and the grass is green; SP 555 |7396|:
Summer is Coming, The; EB1 #7 |3317|: The Summer is coming [for
Moore's song, Rich and rare were the gems she wore]; SMIM1 #10
|4754|,|3317|: The Summer is Coming; DMM, 1842-3 |6280|=|4754|:
The Summer is coming; LMI 43 |6451|=|4754|: Rich and rare were
the gems she wore; TMHI 443 |6558|=|4754|: Alva; HFIM 71
|6635|=|4754|:
Summer Hill; OFPC2 48 |4165|:
Sunday Morning; EB3 #16 |5910|:
Sup/ The Soup of Good Drink Irish; OFPC1 33 |3979|: The sup of
good Drink; MAJ 32 |5052|,cf|3979|:
Sure my Jean; SMM #568 |9379|:
Sweet Annie [from the sea beach came] - Irish; [Tune is by Dr. M.
Green, c 1738]; MSI 9 |4289|:
The Sweet Barrow; SP 339 |7180|:
Sweet Innismore; SP 376 |7217|:
Sweet Kathlane Macree [commences, 'Ye winds and ye waves]; CIMR
245 |4837|: Paddy's Frolic; KHA1 34 |5515|,|4837|:
The Sweet Little Distaff; HOIT2 12 |4593|: The Sweet Little
Distaff; West's Irish CDs, c 1820 |5634|=|4593|: The Sweet
Little Distaff; LMI 59 |6478|=|4593|:
Sweet lovely Joan; SP 721 |7562|:
Sweet Mally; AA1 125 |2492|, cf|1510|:
Sweetheart you know my mind, or I have a little trade; SP 758
|7599|:
The Sword; DSN 168 |6361|:
Ta botainin agam-sa (I have a cottage on the verge of the
mountain); SP 1505 |8346|:
Ta cailin ar an bfiad; SP 1502 |8343|:
Ta glean a bur ndeas i geric Eibir; SP 1415 |8256|:
Ta glean beg draideacta (There is a little glen that I know); SP
1524 |8365|:
Ta me ag cleamnas (The banks of the daisies); SP 1253 |8094|:
Ta me caillte; SP 1459 |8300|:
Ta me dall, Aosda as Bacach Citizen, 1842 |6228|:
Ta me i mo cocad; SP 1252 |8093|:
Ta mo Chroidhe Trom (My heart is heavy); Citizen4, 1841 |6211|:
Ta mo grad dat na smera; SP 1199 |8040|:
Ta mo triusan pollach (There's a hole in my breeches); Citizen4,
1841 |6214|:
Ta na h-ein ag aislingeadh; Citizen, 1842 |6257|:
Ta 'na la; SP 1411 |8252|: Ta na la; SP 1412 |8253|,cf|8252|: Ta
'na la; SP 1413 |8254|,cf|8252|:
Ta se a bhfad o n'a Thigh (he is far from home); DMM, 1843 |6292|
music missing:
Ta sn teine gan coigilt; SP 1521 |8362|:
A ta smoilin i Gciumais &c; SP 1515 |8356|:
Tadie's Wattle; AA2 11 |2524|: Taddy's Wattle; HOIT1 5 |4479|=
|2524|: Tadys Wattle; RFM1 #24 |9297|,|2524|: Tady's Wattle;
WCD2 9 |6155|=|2524|: The Goroum, a reel; SP 898 |7739|,|2524|:
Tailliur an edaig (Tailor of the cloth); SP 1211 |8052|:
An Tailliur aerac; (no, "ding-dong di-dil-tum". Smith's song); SP
1407 |8248|:
Taimse tinn (O'Neill's collection); SP 1393 |8234|:
Tainig an Nata am' Latair gan moill; SP 1085 |7926|:
Take a kiss or let it alone; SP 861 |7702|:
Take care of my Cap; MAJ 32 |5051|:
Take Hence the Bowl [T. Moore song]; TMHI 540 |6570|:
Take her out and air her; SP 397 |7238|:
Take me tender and you'll have me always; Citizen, 1842 |6260|:
Take my Love; EB3 #48 |5949|:
Tamall da rabas-sa; SP 1436 |8277|:
Tatter the Road (from MS, c 1750); PT1 65 |6737|: Tatter the
road; SP 522 |7363|,|6737|:
Tatther Jack Welsh; LDMI1 18 |9470|:
Tea in the morning; SP 923 |7764|:
Teague's Jigg; McFarlane MS |828|:
[Teague's Ramble]/ Nell of Connaught; CPC9 22 |1277|: Teague's
Ramble; Irish Lilt, BL |1736|=|1277|: Teagues Ramble; CIA 5
|3200|,|1277| = HNS4 |4408|=|3200|: Teague's Ramble; MSI 38
|4343|=|1277|: Teague's Ramble; HPB1 36 |5214|=|3200|:
Carolan's Rambles to Teague; Citizen, 1842 |6232|,|1277|:
Tear the callies; SP 523 |7364| Gc37 12/8 1122 61H23
A tegalr an fios duit nac geodluigim-se oidce (Knowest thou my
dear that I sleep not at night); SP 1117 |7958|:
Tell me, dear Eveleen; HOIM1 6 |4674|=|2986|: On a green bank
gentle Mary was seated. Air-Tell me, dear Eveleen; CIMR 173
|4812|=|2986|:
Temple Hill; SP 901 |7742|:
Terry High O the Grinder; Hime's CDs-99 |3584|: [Cf 299]
Then up comes the captain & boatswain; SP 467 |7308|:
There is a long house at the top of the village; SP 296 |7137|:
There is na Luck about the house with Variations [Scots]; OFNIM
44 |3925|:
There was a lady all skin and bone (c 1815); PT1 166 |6819|:
There was a young lady; EB3 #72 |5975|:
There was an old woman toss'd up in a blanket; LDMI1 11 |9463|:
There'll never be peace 'till Jamie comes Scotch; OFPC2 53
|4168|,|2320|:
They say my love is dead; SP 698 |7539|:
This time twelve months I married (1854); PT1 159 |6814|,
cf|2978|:
Thomas A Burk; G. Skene MS (DOSC 13) |306|: Thomas Burke; NIT 4
|387|,|306|: Thomas Burk; BT2 90-91, Irish |1016|,|306|: My
Love's a Bonny Naething; CPC8 3 |1244|,|306|: Thomas Burk
[Carolan]; JBA 23 |2931|,|1016|: Thomas O'Burk- Carolan; EB1
#62 (DOSC 13) |3387|,|306|: Thomas Burk; MAIA1 23 |5141|=|387|:
Honble Thomas Burk; MAIA2 53 |5175|=|1954|:
Thou Child of My Heart; HOIT2 11 |4590|: Thou child of my heart;
West's Irish CDs, c 1820 |5639|=|4590|:
Thou Flower of Virgins; EB2 23 |4902|:
(Thousands of Bottles I'v crack'd in my Time) Irish; OFPC1 63
|4009|: When Floating O'er or Cathleen Nolan; OHM 8 |4376|,
|4009|: Guseshin Denteshin; HOIT1 25 |4530|,|4009|: Kate
Hualahan: HOIT2 4 |4569|,|4009|: What is that to him; EB3 p. 15
|5879|,|4530|: Katty Nowlan; EB3 #97 |6008|,|4009|: The
greatest division under the sun; CGI 56 |6088|,|4009|: What's
that to any one?; LMI 69 |6494|,|6088|: Caitlin ni Uallachain,
Catherine Holahan; OPPM1 132 |6670|=|6008|: Katty Nowlan (see
SP 482); SP 481 |7322|,4009|: Catty nowlan; SP 482 |7323|,
|7322|:
Three Halfpence a Day Irish; OFPC1 121 |4069|:
The three little drummers (1st/2); SP 953 |7794|: The three
little drummers (2nd/2); SP 954 |7795|:
Thro' the Wood Laddie Scotch; OFPC1 100 |4046|:
Thy Fair Bosom; HOIT2 11 |4588|: Thy Fair Bosom; HOIM2 31
|4701|=|4588|: Thy Fair Bosom [for Moore's song, Night closed
around the conqueror's way, entitled After the Battle]; SMIM3
#7, 1810 |5088|,|4588|: Thy Fair Bosom; LMI 60 |6479|=|4588|:
Tight Irish Boy; RFM1 #335 |9321|:
Time of Day, a hop jig (Ride a mile); SP 978 |7819|:
Tipperary; DSN 84 |6353|:
'Tis a pity I don't see my love; EB3 #94 |6004|:
'Tis easily known that you never saw Rosy (c 1825); PT1 72
|6745|:
'Tis your lover; SP 782 |7623|:
Tit for tat; MRMD1 p. 307 |9353|,|890|: Tit for Tat; JJ2 |890|:
Tit for Tat; BL MS leaf |1833|,|890|: Tit for Tat; AA2 85
|2550|,|890|:
To Daunton me Scotch; OFPC2 46 |4164|=|2281|:
To Rodney we will go; AA3 415 |2598|: Drop of Dram, The; OFPC2
133 |4258|,|2598|[from song of this title and burden? The
Shamrock, or Hibernian Songster, Edinburgh, p. 82, c 1808.]:
Moll Roone [for Moore's song, Farewell! but whenever you
welcome the hour]; SMIM5 #9, 1813 |5343|,|2598|: Moll Roone;
CGI 51 |6084|,|2598|: Moll Roone; LMI 9 |6395|=|5343|: Smiling
Nanette; HFIM 26 |6605|=|5343|:
To win and wear a sweet creature; Shield, Trav. in Switz., 1794
|3126|: Captn. Mc.Donands favorite; OFPC2 136 |4263|,|3126|:
Toby Peyton's Plangsty; EB3 #127 (DOSC 148) |6042|
The Token; PT1 182 |6831|:
Tol Loll de Rol Lol; Irish tune; Fountainbleu, 1784, |2128|:
Irish Air in Love in a Camp; THM 40 |2825|,|2128|:
Tom Judge; NIT 11 (DOSC 37) |396|: Tom Judge; ADC |528|=|396|:
Thomausa Moumpus; OFPC2 130 |4254|,|396|: Thomas Judge; MAIA2
44 |5163|=|396|:
Tommy Regan; SP 375 |7216|:
The top of Sweet Dunmul; SP 560 |7401|:
Toss the feathers (Clare reel); SP 462 |7303|:
Tow! Row! Row!; CGI 39 |6082|: Watch and Wait, air- Paddy! Will
you now; DSN 284 |6376|,|6082|:
Trealock Lauder Irish; OFPC1 136 |4085|: Toirdhealbhach Laidir,
Turlock the brave; OPPM3 298 |6692|=|4085|:
The Tree in the Wood; EB3 #52 |5954|:
Trip it up stairs; JJ4 |1070|:
Trip it up stairs; Tracy's Favorite CD's, c 1795 |3170|,cf|1070|:
Trip it up stairs; LDMI1 6 |9458|:
A Trip to Celbridge; Rhames' 4CDs c 1800 |3672|:
Trip to Cork; TMP5 |2441|:
A Trip to Derry; KCR1 13 |3681|:
Trip to Dublin; JJ4 |1071|:
A Trip to Dublin; TMP4 |1822|:
A Trip to Goree; DR2 |1428|:
Trip to Kerry; JW24-63 |1625|:
A Trip to Killarney Irish; OFPC1 9 |3951|:
Trip to Nenagh; Hime's 48 CDs-04 |3866|:
Trip to Ranelaugh; JJ3 175 |1003|:
Trip to Sligo; JJ8 |1652|: A Trip to Sligo; AA2 174
|2582|=|1652|:
Trip to Teagueland, JW7 |1363|:
A Trip to Waterford Irish; OFPC1 137 |4087|:
Tristram Shandy; AA1 191 |2516|: Courtnays Favorite Irish; OFPC2
36 |4149|,|2516|:
True love can ne'er forget; TMHI 322 |6548|:
Trugh, ye; NIT 28 |432|: Old Truagh; EB1 #11 |3322|,|432|: Old
Truagh; HOIM1 26 |4696|,|432|: Wandering Harper. (2nd
part) Air- Old Trugh]; CIMR 160 |4807|=|4696|: The Old Truigha;
EB2 67 |4974|,|432|: Green Woods of Trucha; MAIA1 25 |5145|,
|432|: The old Truagh; MAIA2 52 |5173|,|432|: The green woods
of Truigh; EB3 p. 17 |5882|,|432|:
Try if it is in tune; EB3 post 88, 1 |5884|:
An t-sail-cuac; SP 1396 |8237|:
An t-sean bean camgrac; SP 1182 |8023|:
An t-seanbhean sultmhar; Citizen, 1842 |6264|=|936|:
An Tsibhse Dorcha (The dark phantom); Citizen, 1842 |6261|:
Tu cailin ar in mbaile seo d'ar di "Peg"; SP 1469 |8310|:
Tuhy's Frolic; OFPC1 104 |4051|: The Piper's Frolic; KHA2 23
|5552|,|4051|:
The tumbling down Teady's acre. King Co.; SP 292 |7133|:
'Twas on a Summer evening (or morning. 1st/2); SP 431 |7272|:
'Twas on a Summer evening (2nd/2); SP 432 |7273|:
'Twas on a summer's morning; CGI 106 |6097|:
'Twas on the first of May, brave boys; SP 388 |7229|:
Tweed Side (Duett V); OFPC1 158 |4105|:
Twice Trick'd; HOIT2 25 |4627|,|4051|:
Twig of Shilleleh [commences, 'Mulrooney's my name']; CIMR 19
|4772|, cf|4770|:
Twisting of the Rope, The; EB1 #19 |3332|: The twisting of the
rope [for Moore's song, How dear to me the hour]; SMIM2 #2
|4759|,|3332|: The Twisting of the Rope; CGI 70 |6091|=|4759|:
The Twisting of the Rope; DMM, 1842-3 |6282|=|4759|:
Two Mile Bridge; OFPC2 145 |4269|:
The Two-penny Jigg; Citizen, 1842 |6254|:
Tyreragh; EB3 #40 |5939|:
Ug Raghallaigh Atha Carna; (O'Reilly of Ath Carn); Citizen, 1842
(DOSC 138) |6243|:
The Ugly Tailor; EB1 #26 |3341|: The Ugly Taylor; HPB6 61
|5291|=|3341|:
Uil-le-liu! mo mailin (1st/2); SP 1229 |8070|: Uili-liu! mo
mailin (2nd/2); SP 1230 |8071|,|8070|:
Uilleacean Dubh O!; MIB |2206|,|2067|: [Sleep on my Kathleen
dear- song]; Poor Soldier, 1784? |2067|: Ailleacan Dubh O!; THM
9 |2793|=|2067|: Sleep on my Kathleen Dear Irish; OFPC1 18
|3961|,|2067|: To Leitrim County; MSI 45 |4357|=|2067|: Sleep
on, my Kathleen dear; CIMR 248 |4838|=|2067|: To Leitrim County
let us go [Ullachean Dubh O]; MAJ 29 |5045|=|2067|: The Song of
Sorrow [for Moore's song, Weep on, weep on, your hour is past];
SMIM4 #3, 1811 |5098|,|2067|: Sleep on my Kathleen dear; MIB2
30 |5614|=|3961|: Sleep on, sleep on; ESIM 2 |5643|=|3961|:
Sleep on my Kathleen Dear; RFM1 #225 |0|,|2067|: Leitrim's
Green Fields; HMI 15 |6311|=|2067|: Song of Sorrow; LMI 42
|6449|=|2067|: O! my black sorrow; TMHI 131 |6524|= |2067|:
Sleep on, my Kathleen Dear; TMHI 149 |6529|=|3961|: Ban-chnoic
Eireann O! tune- Uileacan Dubh O!; OPMM1 44 |6654|,|2067|:
The Song of Sorrow [Ulican Dubh Oh]; EB2 5
|4879|,?|2075|[2067]:
Uilliam mac Peter (O'Neill's MS); SP 1419 |8260|:
Ulta Beda; MAIA2 67 |5190|: Ulta Beda, 2nd set; MAIA2 78
|5202|=|5190|:
Un Killan creggam; SP 1579 |8420|:
The Unfortunate Rake; HOIT2 9 |4584|: The Unfortunate Rake; HOIM1
26 |4695|=|4584|: Wandering Harper. (1st part) Air- The
Unfortunate Rake; CIMR 158 |4806|=|4584|:
Up in the Morning Early Scotch; OFPC2 56 |4169|,|785|:
Up stairs in a tent; LDMI1 22 |9474|:
The Ulster Rondo; OFNIM 37 |3914|: The Downshire March Irish;
OFPC1 44 |3989|=|3914|:
Vaccatu en starri dugh; NIT 17 |408|: Have you seen my Black
Deceiver; HOIT2 7 |4577|=|408|: The black jester; MAIA2 66
|5188|=|408|: Did you see the black rogue; EB3 #6 |5898|,|408|:
Van Dieman's Land; SP 808 |7649|:
The Victorious Tree; EB2 71 |4986|:
Voyden drid lum; NIT 20 |413|: Draw Near, Thou Virgin; HOIM3 4
|4734|,|413|: Virgin, draw near me; MAIA1 35 |5156|=|413|:
Maigdean Drid Liom; Citizen4, 1841 |6226|=|413|:
War Song; DSN 312 |6379|:
A Waterford boat song; SP 696 |7537|:
The Waterford Hornpipe; OFNIM 24 |3893|:
The Waterford Waltz; OFPC2 138 |4266|:
The Watter of Boyne; Leyden MS |164|:
An "wattle" o!; SP 1203 |8044|:
Waukin/ Waaking of the Fauld Scotch; OFPC1 124 |4071|=|2497|:
We will all take a sup of it in our turn Irish; OFPC2 11 |4116|
[Song- A sup of good whiskey]:
We're Paddies Evermore; DSN 112 |6356|: Very Old Irish Air; LMI
35 |6438|,|6356|:
We'el all take coach and trip it away; OFNIM 38 |3916|:
We'll drink to the health of Keenan; SP 327 |7168|:
We'll gae nae more to yon town Scotch; OFPC2 64 |4178|=|2346|:
The wearied lad; SP 541 |7382|:
Wearing of the Green/ The Tulip; Oswald's Airs for the Seasons,
copyright 1747 |9367|,|6187|: The Wearing of the Green;
Citizen3, 1841 |6187|,|9367|: The Wearing of the Green;
Citizen3, 1841 |6199|,cf|6187|: Up! for the Green, air- The
wearing of the Green; DSN 216 |6367|,|6187|: Wearing of the
Green-Bouicicault's song; sheet music-Lib. of Congress |9541|:
The Weavers Song; HMI 34 |6320|:
Wedding at Baltimore; FSIM1 15 |5363|:
The wee bag of praties; SP 607 |7448|:
The Wee Wee Man; SMM #370 |2334|: Rogara Duff Irish; OFPC2 43
|4159|,|2334|: When I was a Younker; MSI 34 |4331|,|2334|: When
I was a Younker; KHA2 13 |5542|,|4331|:
Welch Fuzileers; WCAL3 |758|: Welsh Fuzzileers; McFarlane MS
|805|,|758|: The Foxhunters Jig; WCAL3 |763|, |758|: Arah ma
Judy; SS song with music, c 1735 (BUCEM) |3045|=|763|: O My
Dear Judy Irish; OFPC2 20 |4130|,|758|:
Welcome Home, The; CIA 11 |3211|= HNS 7 |4420|=|3211|:
Welcome home Prince Charley; SP 1056 |7897|:
Well done, cries she, Brave Donnelly; SP 316 |7157|:
Wellington's coming [by Farrell]; OFPC2 87 |4209|:
Were I a clerk [for Moore's song, You remember Ellen]; SMIM5
#11, 1813 |5345|: Were I a Clerk; LMI 33 |6434|:
Wet and Weary; HOIT2 12 |4594|:
Whachara wera wee; HNS 1 |0|,|4021|: Whachera Wera Wee; MSI 40
|4346|,|4021|: Whacker Awaul Awee; HOIT1 20 |4517|,|4021|:
Whachara Wera Wee; RFM1 #68 |9283|,|4021|:
What ails the lasses at me [no Irish title]; SMM #537 |9376|:
What the D-l ails you; RBR |1560|:
The Wheelwright; EB3 #35 |5933|: The Penal Days, air- The
Wheelright; DSN 196 |6365|=|5933|:
When first I came from the county Cavan (1st/2); SP 637 |7478|:
When first I came from the county Cavan (2nd/2); SP 638 |7479|,
|7478|:
When first I left old Ireland; SP 863 |7704|:
When first into this town I came; SP 639 |7480|:
When I am dead and my days are over; SP 635 |7476|,|6810|:
When I go down to the foot of Croagh Patrick; SP 818 |7659|:
When I got to the fair; HOIT2 33 |4650|:
When I was a midshipman in the Northumberland; FSIM2 83
|5382|,|4474|:
When she answered me her voice was low (c 1815); PT1 69 |6742|:
When she answered me her voice was low; SP 1057 |7898|:
When the Cock crows it is Day; OFNIM 20 |3885|,|2979|: When the
cock crows it is day; SP 478 |7319|,|3885|:
When time steals our years away; HFIM 95 |6652|:
When you go to battle; SP 461 |7302|:
Where are you going my pretty maid?; SP 774 |7615|:
Where have you been my little girl?; PT1 67 |6739|:
Where Liffey rolls its silver stream [Hook?]; CIMR 224 |4831|:
Where were you all the day my own pretty boy (from Joyce); SP 330
|7171|:
The White Boys of Dublin; DR3 |1468|:
The white breasted boy; SP 621 |7462|:
The White Calf; EB3 #54 |5956|:
The White cockade; DR2 |1455|: The White Cockade; NLS MS 5.2.22
|2038|,|1455|: The White cockade; SMM #272 |2305|,|1455|: The
Ranting Highlandman; AA1 1 |2451|, |1455|: The White cockade;
AA4 38 |2671|,|1455|: The White cockade; GCR2 19 |3565|,
|1455|: The White Cockade; KCR1 21 |3685|=|3565|: The White
Cockade Scotch; OFPC2 4 |4109|,|1455|: Where the grassy turf
o'erhung with willow; CIMR 188 |4818|,|1455|: The White
Cockade; Hime's CDs #13, c 1814 |5457|,|1455|: The White
Cockade; Alday's CDs, 1815 |5465|=|5457|: White Cockade; RFM1
#135 |9288|,|1455|: The White Cockade; DGI 199 |6126|,|1455|:
The White Cockade; WCD1 13 |6138|=|2671|: Recruiting Song of
the Irish Brigade,air- The White cockade; DSN 256 |6372|,
|1455|: Uaill - Chumhaidh na Feinne, tune- The White cockade;
OPPM1 50 |6655|,|1455|:
Who could see noble Cormac; SP 1091 |7932|:
Who told these false stories; SP 655 |7496|:
Who'll buy my bresoms (1st/2); SP 857 |7698|: Who'll buy my
bresoms (2nd/2); SP 858 |7699|:
Who'll come fight in the snow; CGI 197 |6124|,|101-Miller's
Jigg|:
The Whore in the Corner - Irish; NLS MS 5.2.25 |1919|: The old
Hagg in the Corner; OFNIM 28 |3900|,|1919|: The Old Hag in the
Corner; HOIT1 7 |4483|,|3900|:
Why do you leave me; CGI 194 |6121|:
Why shou'd we part so soon Irish; OFPC1 73 |4021| [see Whachera
wera wee]:
Why should we quarrel for Riches; OFPC2 125 |4250|:
Widow Campbell -Irish; MSI 42 |4351|:
The Widow's Rant; AA1 27 |2458|: The Irish Newsman; SS song by T.
Dibdin, with music |3136|,|2458|, cf|2169|:
A Wife of my own Irish [Scots]; OFPC1 86 |4032|:
The Wild Colt; EB3 #140 |6056|:
Wild Irishman; RB70 |0|,|1466|: Wild Irishman; DR3 |1466|: The
Wild Irishman; AMM 36 |9393|,|1466|: Wild Irishman; TMP3
|1805|=|1466|: Wild Irishman; S&S200 |1865|,|1466|: The Wild
Irishman; NLS MS 5.2.22 |2032|,|1466|: Norickystie or The Wild
Irishman; AA1 143 |2503|,|1466|L The Wild Irishman; AMM 36
|0|,|1466|: Wild Irishman; THM 24 |2808|=|2503|: Wild Irishman,
The; JBA 34 |2947|=|2503|: Wild Irishman; Hime's 48 CDs-04
|3837|,|1466|: Noran Kisthra Irish; OFPC1 98 |4044|,|1466|:
Noran Keestha; OFPC2 120 |4247|,|1466|: Noreenkeesta; HOIT1 1
|4466|=|2503|: Noran Kista [=The Wild Irishman, for Moore's
song, Wreath the bowl]; SMIM7 #6, 1818 |5581|,|1466|: Nora,
with the purse; EB3 #25 |5921|,1466|: Noreenkesta; RFM1 #66
|9296|,|1466|: Nora Kista; LMI 38 |6443|,|1466|:
Wild Oats Irish; OFPC1 79 |4027|:
Will you Come Plank Come Plank; CIA 9 |3207| = HNS 6 |4415|=
|3207|: Will you come plank, come plank?; MSI 3 |4277|=|3207|:
Leir-Ruathar Whiggiona, tune- Leather the Wig; OPPM1 76 |6661|,
|3207|:
Will you come to Connanarra; HOIT2 16 |4605|:
Will you come to the bower [Moore song]; RFM2 #291 |9346|: Will
you come to the bower; CGI 50 |6085|: Will you come to the
bower; TMHI 710 |6579|,|6085|: Will you come to the bower; HFIM
29 |6607|,|6085|:
Willy Leonard (Lake of Coolfin, from Joyce); SP 746 |7587|:
Willy Taylor; SP 745 |7586|:
Willy Winky; OFNIM 50 |3935|,|862|:
The Wind that Shakes the Barley; Power's dances #2, c 1812
|5329|: The Wind that Shakes the Barley; Hime's CDs #13, c 1814
|5455|,|5329|: The wind that shakes the barley; WCD1 14
|6139|,|5329|: The Wind that Shakes the Barley (O'Neill's MS,
1st/2); SP 320 |7161|: The Wind that Shakes the Barley (2nd/2);
SP 321 |7162|,|7161|:
Wink and she will follow you; SP 956 |7797|:
Winnowing Sheet, The; EB2 54 |4960|: Winnowing sheet, The [for
Moore's song, If thou'lt be mine]; SMIM7 #8, 1818 |5583|,
|4960|: The Winnowing Sheet; LMI 53 |6468|=|5583|:
The Winter it is Past; CPC10 9 |1287|: Winter it is past; SMM
#200 |2285|,|1287|: Winter it is past, the, Or The Curragh of
Kildare; PT1 168 |6821|,|1287|: The winter it is past (the
Curragh of Kildare); SP 439 |7280|:
With my Dog and my Gun; SP 366 |7207|:
With her dog and her Gun; SP 380 |7221|:
Within a Mile of Dublin; MSI 50 |4369|:
Within this village dwells a maid; HOIM1 13 |4681|=|2983|: Oh
when I breathed a last adieu. Air-Within this village dwells a
maid; CIMR 163 |4809|=|2983|: Within this village lives a maid;
LMI 50 |6462|=|2983|:
Woly farthach na witlah cearah fanhil patraiem trugh go lure(?);
SP 1278 |8119|:
A woman and twenty of them; SP 816 |7657|:
Wood hill or Lady Maisterston, The; EB3 #9 |5902|:
Wood Underhedge Fair; TMP1 139 |1391|: Wood Nunrich Fair; JBA 33
|2942|=|1391|:
Wooden Ware; Citizen, 1842 |6247|:
The Wren; EB2 25 |4908|: Wren, the [for Moore's song, How sweet
the answer Echo makes]; SMIM8 #8, 1821 |5595|,|4908|: The Wren;
LMI 57 |6475|,|4908|:
The Wren Boys Song (The wren, the wren, the king of all birds);
HMI 90 |6337|:
Yankee Doodle; AA1 102 |2480|: Yankee doodle; WCD1 30
|6148|,|2480|:
Yellow bittern, The; EB3 #77 |5981|:
Yellow Blanket, The; EB3 #79 |5985|,cf|415|,|3332|:
The yellow bustard; SP 578 |7419|:
The Yellow Haird Laddy Scotch (Duett I); OFPC2 36 |4103|:
Yellow Horse; EB2 12 |4885|: Yellow horse, The [for Moore's song,
What the bee is to the floweret]; SMIM4 #10, 1811 |5105|,
|4885|: The Yellow Horse; LMI 41 |6448|=|5105|:
The yellow horse (see SP 1458); SP 577 |7418|: An gearan buide
(MS of 1780); SP 1458 |8299|,|7418|:
Yellow Stockings; Wright, Merry Humours |291|: Mad Moll; DM 1696
|174|: Virgin Queen; DM 1702 |223|: Yellow Stockins; NCCD 18
|503|,|174|,|291|: Yellow Stockings; BSL |661|=|174|: Brose and
Butter; RBR |1536|,|174|: The Irish Disappointment [Once I
loved a lady]; SS song with music, c 1720-30 |3018|,|223|:
Yellow Stockings; OFNIM 29 |3902|,|174|: The Kitten; OFPC1 76
|4025|=|3902|: Yellow Stockings; HOIT1 26 |4534|=|3902|: Yallow
Stockings; KHA1 42 |5523|=|3902|: Here we go up, up, up
(Dancing Master, Mad Moll); SP 101 |6942|: [See Tune Family 1
at the end]
Yellow Wat & the Fox; EB2 19 |4898|: Yellow Wat and the Fox [for
Moore's song, Oh! doubt me not]; SMIM5 #10, 1813 |5344|,|4898|:
Yellow Wat and the Fox; LMI 55 |6471|,|4898|:
Yemon O Knock/ Yemoncanoell; BT1 28, Irish [title changed to
Yemon o nock in late editions] |1023|: Yemon O Nock; CPC11 10
|1302|,|1023|: Yemon O Nock, Jig to; CPC11 11 |1303|,|1302|:
Emon O Knock; AA6 96 |2760|,|1023|: Yemon O Nock; THM 34
|2819|=|1023|: Emon O Knuck; CIA 4 |3198|=|2760| = HNS 3
|4406|=3198|: Yemon O knock or Ned of the Hill; OFNIM 21
|3886|,|1023|: Yemon o Knock Irish; OFPC1 3 |3946|,|1023|:
Emon O Knuck; HPB2 36 |5226|=|2760|: Edmond of the hill; MIB2
27 |5611|=|3946|: Eman Ac Knuck-Edmund of the Hills; ESIM 4
|5647|=|3946|: Edmund of the Hill; TMHI 148 |6526|=|3946|:
Yesterday morning, and I about to sleep; SP 1076 |7917|:
Yesterday morning as I walked alone (1st/2); SP 436 |7277|:
Yesterday morning as I walked alone (2nd/2); SP 437 |7278|,
|7277|:
You nobles of Inis Ealga; SP 845 |7686|:
You[']r[e] welcome home; OFPC2 73 |4193|:
Youghal Waltz, The; OFPC2 139 |4267|:
Young Bridget; EB2 72 |4990|:
Young Cusac; EB2 72 |4989|:
Young James Plunket; EB3 #32 (DOSC 151) |5929|:
Young Jessica; HFIM 78 |6640|:
Young lads that are prepared for marriage; SP 830 |7671|:
The Young Lady; PT1 154 |6810|:
[Young Man's Dream]; SMM #146 |2272|: Young Man's Dream [minor
mode setting]; SMM #126 |9380|,|2272|: Young Mans Dream, The;
CIA 9 |3208|,|2272|= HNS 6 |4416|=|3208|: The Young Man's
Dream; EB1 #17 |3330|,|2272|: The Young Man's Dream Irish;
OFPC2 44 |4161|,|2272|: The Young Man's Dream; HOIM1 15 |4683|=
|3330|: The Young Man's Dream [for Moore's song, As a beam o'er
the face of the waters]; SMIM1 #11 |4755|,|2272|: Oh! When that
mild eye is beaming. Air-The Young Man's Dream; CIMR 2590
|4841|=|3330|: The Young Man's Dream; ESIM 1 |5641|=|3330|: The
Young Man's Dream; EB3 p. 17 |5881|,|2272|: Young Man's Dream;
RFM1 #64 |9299|,|2272|: The Young Man's Dream; DMM, 1842-3
|6279|=|3330|: The Young Man's Dream; LMI 36 |6439|=|3330|:
Young O'Connor; MAIA1 30 (DOSC 116) |5151|:
The young wife and her old husband; SP 529 |7370|:
Untitled:
Untitled; MAIA2 51 |5172| Gc47 4/4:
Untitled; Citizen3, 1841 |6188| Adv7 6/8:
Name Unknown; LMI 66 |6489| Fc(4) 3/4:
Popular Ballad tune (c 1815); PT1 32 |6713| Ebc 3/4:
Title Unknown [A Londonderry Air]; PT1 57 |6731|, Ebc 4/4:
Name unknown (Military Song); PT1 70 |6743| Bbc7 2/4:
Name Unascertained (Song tune); PT1 191 |6840| Fc(7) 2/4:
Name Unknown (Military Air); PT1 66 |6738| Ec 2/4:
Name Unascertained (Ballad tune, c 1815); PT1 112 |6772| Adv7
2/4:
Name unascertained (Ballad tune, early 19th cent.); PT1 123b
|6782| Bbc7v4 2/4:
Name Unascertained, A Double Jig; PT1 127 |6785| Adv7 6/8:
Name Unascertained, A slow tune; PT1 130 |6788| Dg 4/4:
Name Unascertained, A Quick March; PT1 153 |6809|,|2073| Gc6v7
2/4:
Name Unascertained (Ballad tune); PT1 189 |6838| Da 3/4:
Untitled Air; SP 411 |7252| Bbc(4)7 2/4:
Untitled Air; SP 433 |7274| Dfv7 3/8:
Untitled Air; SP 480 (see SP 255) |7321| Fa(2)v37 3/4:
Untitled Air; SP 485 |7326| Aa(6)v3 6/8 3537L 5L314
Untitled, Roscommon Air; SP 489 |7330| Ed3 3/4:
Untitled Air, SP 496 |7337| Bg(37) 6/8:
Untitled (Muster tune); SP 839 |7680| Gav67 6/8:
Dance:
Jigs: A Hop Jig (MS, c 1750); PT1 62 |3734|,|4875|: Bbc 9/8/ A
Single Jig; PT1 71 |6744|,|36| Ebco 6/8/ Name Unascertained, A
Munster double jig; PT1 163 |6817| Gc(6) 6/8/ Name Unascertained,
A Munster Single Jig; PT1 167 |6820| Dav67o 6/8/ Old Clare Jig;
SP 942 |7783| Dgv7 6/8/ Co. Clare Jig; SP 943 |7784| Fg 6/8/
Clare Jig; SP 944 |7785| Aa6 6/8/ Connaught Jig; SP 939 |7780|,
|7100| Gd 12/8/ Old Cork Jig (from Joyce); SP 947 |7788|,|6774|
Dcv7 6/8/ Sligo Jig; SP 948 |7789| Dgo 9/8/ Jig; SP 949 |7790|
Ec3v7 6/8/ Munster Jig; SP 928 |7769| Dg 6/8/ Munster Jig; SP 929
|7770| Gcv7 6/8/ Munster Jig; SP 930 |7771|,|6817| Gv(6) 6/8/
Munster Jig; SP 931 |7772| Cgv7 6/8/ Munster Jig; SP 932 |7773|
Ggv7 6/8/ Munster Jig; SP 933 |7774| Adv6/ Munsterman's Jig; SP
934 |7775| Dg3(6) 6/8/ Galway jig, the; SP 951 |7792| Gco 9/8/
County of Leitrim Jig; SP 952 |7793| Aa 6/8/ Leitrim Jig; SP
955 |7796| Aav7 6/8/ Jig, from Kilfinane (1st/2); SP 964 |7805|
Gc 6/8/ Jig, Kilfinane (2nd/2); SP 965 |7806|,|7805| Gc(3) 6/8/
Jig, or march; SP 966 |7807| Gc 6/8/ Jig; SP 967 |7808| Fc 6/8/
Jig; SP 968 |7809| Ea 6/8/ Jig; SP 969 |7810| Ggv1 9/8/ Jig; SP
970 |7811| Dg 6/8 4565 4543/ Jig; SP 971 |7812| Gc 6/8/ Jig; SP
972 |7813| Dav7 6/8/ Jig; SP 973 |7814| Gc4 6/8/ Jig; SP 974
|7815| Dg(7) 6/8/ Jig; SP 975 |7816| Eav7 9/8/ Jig; SP 976 |7817|
Cc 6/8/ Jig; SP 977 |7818| Fa 6/8/ Hop Jig, Clare; SP 979 |7820|
Gco 9/8/ Hop Jig SP 980 |7821| Gav3 9/8/ Reels: Munster Reel; SP
890 |7731| Dc 4/4/ Munster Reel; SP 894 |7735| Gc3o 4/4/ Munster
Reel; SP 896 |7737| Gc 4/4/ A Clare reel; SP 905 |7746| Gc 4/4/
County of Clare reel; SP 906 |7747| Gcv7 4/4/ County of Clare
reel; SP 907 |7748| Aa2 4/4/ County of Clare reel; SP 908 |7749|
Ggv47 2/4/ A Cork Reel; SP 903 |7744| Ea(6)v7o 4/4/ Reel (from
Joyce); SP 914 |7755| Ea 4/4/ Reel; SP 915 |7756| Ea6 4/4/ Reel,
from old MS; SP 916 |7757| Eav7 4/4/ Reel; SP 917 |7758| Gcv1o
2/4/ Hornpipe; SP 919 |7760| Gc 4/4/ Dance; Citizen4, 1841 |6209|
Dc 6/8/ Dance; Citizen4, 1841 |6220| Ec(4)v5/ Dance; Citizen4,
1841 |6227| Dgv4o* 4/4 (4)/ Dancing measure to which Prince
Charles Edward and Lady Wemyss danced in the gallery of Holyrood
house in the year 1745; SP 870 |7711|: Bbg7 6/8/ Dance tune or
planxty, apparently by Carolan; SP 872 |7713|: Dance or quick
march; SP 999 |7840| Fc 6/8/ Long dance; SP 883 |7724| Acv6 6/8/
Marches: Ancient Munster march and jig; SP 982 |7823| Fc 6/8/
Ancient clan march; SP 983 |7824| Gdv367 2/4/ Ancient Clare march
and jig; SP 984 |7825| Gc 6/8/ Favorite march of the old Irish
volunteers; SP 988 |7829| Gc4(7) 2/4/ March and Jig; SP 1000
|7841| Dc7o 6/8/ March tune; SP 1001 |7842| Ea6 6/8.
Lullabys, Cradle songs, Nurse', Caoines and hymns: An Ancient
Lullaby; PT1 73 |6746|, cf|3372| Ebc(6-note, D-B) 2/4/
Fonncodail (Lullaby); Citizen3, 1841 |6201|df|3372| Ebcv45(z)
6/8/ An Ancient Lullaby; PT1 118 |6777| Ebc7v4 6/8/ Ancient
Lullaby; SP 1002 |7843| Fcv7 3/4/ Clare Lullaby; SP 1003 |7844|
Dav67 2/4/ Sligo Lullaby; SP 1004 |7845| Fc 6/8/ Lullaby, a; SP
1005 |7846| Ebc 4/4/ Lullaby, a; SP 1006 |7847| Ebc 3/2 (3)/
Lullaby, a; SP 1007 |7848|,|6777| Ebc7v4 6/8/ Lullaby, a; SP
1008 |7849| Ca(4)v67 9/8/ Lullaby, or Nursery-song; SP 1009
|7850| Fc 3/4/ Nurse's tune, or Hushaby; SP 1010, |7851| Gcv7
3/8/ Nurse Tune; SP 1011 |7852|/ Nursery song (Hush a by baby);
SP 1012 |7853| Ebc4(7) 6/8/ Nursery song; SP 1013 |7854| Bbf4
6/8/ Nurse Tune; SP 1014 |7855| Ebc 2/4/ Fairy nurse's song,
the; SP 1015 |7856| Gc 3/4/ Cradle song, Hush on my Lana; SP
1016 |7857| Ebc(5-note,E-B) 6/8/ Cradle hymn; SP 1017 |7858|
Da6 3/4/ Caoine, Keen, Lament, Dirge: Caoine, A Lamentation;
PT1 187 |6836| Dav67 3/4/ Plaint in the Parish of Dungiven,
Ancient Irish air, sung as the; SP 438 |7279|, Gc46o 3/4/
Lament as sung in the Bennada glens; SP 1029 |7870| Ea7 3/4/ A
Lament; SP 1030 |7871| Ga(5-note, G-D) 3/4/ Keen; SP 1031
|7872| Ebg6 3/4/ Ancient Caoine; SP 1032 |7873| Fcv7 6/8/
Caoine, a; SP 1033 |7874| Fc4 6/8/ Caoine; SP 1034 |7875|
Dd(6)v7 3/4 53H2H1H 3H71H1/ Caoine; SP 1035 |7876| Dd 3/4/
Caoine; SP 1036 |7877| Ca6 3/4/ Caoine; SP 1037 |7878|,|7877|
Ca6 3/4/ Plaint as sung in Bannagher; SP 1038 |7879| Gc(4) 3/4/
Funeral cry; SP 1040 |7881| Fcv5 3/4: Caoine - do cuaid me, as
tu-sa; SP 1176 |8017| Ebc(4) 3/4 31H71H 7551: Caoaine na
saen-aoise, or lament of old age; SP 1219 |8060| Bbc 3/4/ Una
ruad (lament); SP 1315 |8156| Bbc7 3/4/ Caoine; SP 1316 |8157|
Da(6)v7 3/4: Caoine; SP 1317 |8158| Ebcv7 3/4/ Iomon. 7 caoine;
SP 1470 |8311| Ebc6 3/4: lr i mo leanb (Caoine); SP 1097 |7938|
Fc 3/4/ Hymn, carol: Ancient hymn and Caoine; SP 1039 |7880|
Ebc 4/4/ Ancient hymn; SP 1042 |7883| Fg4 4/4/ Irish hymn, sung
on the dedication of a chapel; SP 1043 |7884| Dc7 3/4/ Ancient
hymn tune sung in country chapel (1st); SP 1044 |7885| Ga6v7
3/4/ Ancient hymn tune sung in country chapel (2nd); SP 1045
|7886|,|7885| Ga6 3/4/ Hymn tune; SP 1046 |7887| Abc7 4/4/
Chant or hymn tune; SP 1047 |7888| Gc47 4/4 1355 5555/ Hymn of
St. Bernard, the, Jesu dulcis memoria; SP 1048 |7889| Aa6 3/4/
Christmas carol or hymn; SP 1050 |7891| Ebcv7 6/8:
Plough tune, Whistle, Song: Plough Tune; MIB |2210|: Plough Tune,
the; THM 91 |2877|=|2210|: Plough tune [for Moore's song, Oh,
ye Dead]; SMIM8 #6, 1821 |5593|,|2210|: Ploughman's Whistle
(Queen's County); EB3 #126 |6041|,cf|2210|: Ploughman's
Whistle; EB3 #137 |6053|,|2210| Ag 3/4: The Ploughman's
Whistle; PT1 28 |6709|,cf|2210| Ed4* 2/4: A Ploughman's
Whistle; PT1 29 |6710|,cf|2210| Gv(4)v5 6/8: Fead an Oirimh,
(Plough tune, 1854); PT1 30 |6711|,cf|2210| Ed(6)v7 4/4/: A
Ploughman's Whistle; PT1 132 |6790| Bbc47 6/8/: Plough whistle;
SP 1051 |7892|,|6790| Bbc47 6/8/ Ploughman's whistle; SP 1052
|7893| Ea(6) 4/4/ Plough song or whistle; SP 1053 |7894|,
|6710| Gc 6/8/ Ploughman's whistle; SP 1054 |7895| Ea(6) 4/4/
Plough song; SP 1055 |7896| Gc4 4/4: Ploughboy and cart boy's
whistle; SP 1102 |7943| Gc7 2/4
Other Major Collections:
PJ4: 1909. Patrick Weston Joyce, Old Irish Folk Music and Songs.
My sorrow and Trouble (with one verse); PJ4 1 |8424|,|8416|:
Races of Ballyhooly, the; PJ4 2 |8425|:
Orangeman, the (with one verse); PJ4 3 |8426|:
Moran's Return; PJ4 4 |8427|:
So now come away; PJ4 5 |8428|:
Red Philip; PJ4 6 |8429|:
Cork and Sweet Munster (with one verse); PJ4 7 |8430|:
Sick boy, the (song air); PJ4 8 |8431|:
Paddy's Green Island (from MS); PJ4 9 |8432|:
Angler, the (two verses given); PJ4 10 |8433| Gcv7 4/4:
Tom is gone to the fair; PJ4 11 |8434|:
Sweet Colleen Rue (with one verse); PJ4 12 |8435|:
River Roe, the (Smashing of the van); PJ4 13 |8436|:
My sorrow is greater than I can tell; PJ4 14 |8437|:
North of Amerikay, the (with one verse, Laws J13); PJ4 15 |8438|:
Ugly Thief, the (with one translated verse); PJ4 16 |8439|:
Lightly Tripping (a set dance); PJ4 17 |8440|,|7808|:
Fair-Haired Wife, the; PJ4 18 |8441|,|7996|:
Chalk Sunday; PJ4 19 |8442|:
Stooped Old Man, the; PJ4 20 |8443|:
Johnny from Gandsey; PJ4 21 |8444|:
Piper's Wife, the; PJ4 22 |8445|:
Wedding Ring, the (song tune); PJ4 23 |8446|:
Lover's Story, the (song tune); PJ4 24 |8447|:
Cherish the Ladies (jig); PJ4 25 |8448|:
Farewell for Evermore; PJ4 26 |8449|:
Silvermines, the (reel); PJ4 27 |8450|:
Down with the Tithes, or, The widow well married; PJ4 28 |8451|:
Ball at the Hop, the (jig); PJ4 29 |8452|:
Fields and Daisies; PJ4 30 |8453|:
Knockfierna (song tune); PJ4 31 |8454|:
Kerry Jig, The; PJ4 32 |8455|:
Ye Native of this nation (with two verses of a song to tune); PJ4
33 |8456|:
My darling is on his way home (song tune); PJ4 34 |8457|:
Crows are coming home, the; PJ4 35 |8458|:
Lament for Donoch an Bhaile-Aodha; PJ4 36 |8459|:
Billy from Bruff (jig and song air); PJ4 37 |8460|:
O, Give me your hand; PJ4 38 |8461|:
Ardlamon (hornpipe); PJ4 39 |8462|:
Dwyer's Hornpipe; PJ4 40 |8463|:
If any of those children of hunger shall cry (with two verses);
PJ4 41 |8464|:
Miss Redmond's Hornpipe; PJ4 42 |8465|:
Long time I've courted you Miss; (one verse and chrous); PJ4 43
|8466|:
Saddle the Pony (song); PJ4 44 |8467|:
Pearl of the Irish Nation (two verses of a song to tune); PJ4 45
|8468|:
My sorrow and my loss (song tune); PJ4 46 |8469|:
Ding, Dong, Bell (one verse); PJ4 47 |8470|:
'Twas in the end of King James's Street (partial verse); PJ4 48
|8471|:
Ballinamona Ora; PJ4 49 |8472|,|1008|:
Night's past and gone, the; PJ4 50 |8473|:
Captain John's Hornpipe; PJ4 51 |8474|:
Gaily we went and gaily we came; PJ4 52 |8475|:
One Evening Fair (three verses of Reiley's Farewell); PJ4 53
|8476|:
Song Air; PJ4 54 |8477|:
Pretty Girls of Abbefeale, the (ref. to copy in Chappell); PJ4 55
|8478|:
Young Jenny the pride of our town (jig and song air); PJ4 56
|8479|:
Margaret Roache (Roisin dubh. one verse and ref. to copy in
Bunting); PJ4 57 |8480|:
Foggy Dew, the (one verse of foggy foggy dew); PJ4 58 |8481|:
Slieve Elva (song air); PJ4 59 |8482|:
I bridled my nag (3 verses and chorus); PJ4 60 |8483|:
New-Mown Meadow, the (reel); PJ4 61 |8484|:
Spring Lambs, the; PJ4 62 |8485|:
Prime's Hornpipe; PJ4 63 |8486|:
Furry Reel, the; PJ4 64 |8487|:
Old Jerry Doyle (jig); PJ4 65 |8488|:
Down through the broom (reel); PJ4 66 |8489|:
Chorus Jig, the; PJ4 67 |8490|:
Roger the Weaver (jig); PJ4 68 |8491|:
Kitty, will you marry me (one verse); PJ4 69 |8492|:
Greyhound, the; PJ4 70 |8493|:
Beside the Harbour (song tune); PJ4 71 |8494|:
My Fiddle (hornpipe); PJ4 72 |8495|:
Cock your pistol, Charlie (song tune and jig); PJ4 73 |8496|:
Road to Kilmallock, the; PJ4 74 |8497|:
Walking by Moonlight; PJ4 75 |8498|:
I Rambled Once (jig); PJ4 76 |8499|:
Glenloe (reel); PJ4 77 |8500|:
Banks of Glenoe, the (burden?); PJ4 78 |8501|:
Connolly's Ale (song air with ?burden); PJ4 79 |8502|:
Along the Ocean Shore; PJ4 80 |8503|:
Browm-Haired Boy, the; PJ4 81 |8504|:
Hurry the Jug (set-dance jig); PJ4 82 |8505|:
Frost is all over, the (hornpipe); PJ4 83 |8506|:
Fifer's Reel, the; PJ4 84 |8507|:
Reel; PJ4 85 |8508|:
Rose of Cloonoe, the (song air); PJ4 86 |8509|:
Even and Odd, Like Tom with his Hod; PJ4 87 |8510|:
I'm a man in myself like Oliver's bull; PJ4 88 |8511|:
Thou Fair Pulse of my Heart (Acushla Gal Machree); PJ4 89 |8512|:
All Around my Hat (I will wear the green willow, one verse); PJ4
90 |8513|:
Dainty Davy was a lad (one verse); PJ4 91 |8514|:
Beautiful Little Vale of Araglin (one verse); PJ4 92 |8515|:
Rory the Blacksmith from Ireland (song air); PJ4 93 |8516|:
Queen's County Lasses, the (reel); PJ4 94 |8517|:
Jolly Pedlar, the (Ceannuighe Sugach, one Eng. verse); PJ4 95
|8518|:
Loch Na Gar (Irish tune for Byron's song); PJ4 96 |8519|:
Girl of Knocklong, the; PJ4 97 |8520|:
Green Wood, the; PJ4 98 |8521|:
Trip it along (song air and jig); PJ4 99 |8522|,|7765|:
Mary Lee (jig and song tune); PJ4 100 |8523|:
Poor Jack Nunan; PJ4 101 |8524|:
Black Slender Boy, the; PJ4 102 |8525|,|6706|:
Blacksmith's Hornpipe, the; PJ4 103 |8526|:
Rose that the wind blew down, the; PJ4 104 |8527|:
Pretty Red Girl, the' Colleen Dhas Rue (four total verses); PJ4
105 |8528|,|5999|:
From thee Eliza I must go (Irish tune for Burns' song to
Gilderoy); PJ4 106 |8529|:
SunBeam, the; PJ4 107 |8530|:
Enchanted White Duck, the; PJ4 108 |8531|:
Richard's [Richer's, Ricketts'] Hornpipe; PJ4 109 |8532|:
Moreen O'Kelly or the Pilgrimage to Skellig (one verse); PJ4 110
|8233|:
Farewell to Peggy; PJ4 111 |8534|:
Sho-Ho, or Lullaby; PJ4 112 |8535|:
When the snow and the frost are all over (song tune); PJ4 113
|8536|:
Foxy Mary; PJ4 114 |8537|:
Unto the East Indies we were bound (two verses); PJ4 115 |8538|:
There's a chicken in the pot (one verse. Scots song); PJ4 116
|8539|:
Then you shall be a true lover of mine (two verses, Child #2);
PJ4 117 |8540|:
I see the moon (see Opie's ODNR); PJ4 118 |8541|:
Shan Van Vocht, the; PJ4 119 |8542|,cf|4919|:
Heath and Furze (reel); PJ4 120 |8543|:
I'll go home in the morning early and carry a wife from Ross
(song air); PJ4 121 |8544|:
Just in the height of her bloom (chorus only); PJ4 122
|8545|:
As I walked on the road to Sligo; PJ4 123 |8546|:
The Lady in the boat; PJ4 124 |8547|:
Shamrock Reel; PJ4 125 |8548|:
Reel; PJ4 126 |8549|:
Soft Deal Board/ Clar Bog Deel; PJ4 127 |8550|,cf|4194|:
Banks of the Roses, the (1 verse); PJ4 128 |8551|:
Fairy Dance, the (reel) [Nath. Gow's]; PJ4 129 |8552|:
Joys of Wedlock, the; PJ4 130 |8553|:
Piper in the meadow straying, the (hornpipe); PJ4 131 |8554|,
|2052|:
Spla-Foot Nance (one verse?); PJ4 132 |8555|:
Matchmaker, the; PJ4 133 |8556|:
Moll Halfpenny/ Molly McAlpin; PJ4 134 |8557|,|389|:
Maid of my choice is sweet Kitty Magee, the; PJ4 135 |8558|:
Strike up, ye Lusty Gallants (3 verses, Captain Ward and the
Rainbow); PJ4 136 |8559|:
How are you now, my maid; PJ4 137 |8560|:
Scolding Wife, the (2 verses); PJ4 138 |8561|:
When my love is near me (song tune); PJ4 139 |8562|:
King Charles's Jig; PJ4 140 |8563|:
My love is coming home; PJ4 141 |8564|:
Greensleeves; PJ4 142 |8565|:
Old Philip Armour (first part like "Thro' the wood, laddie"); PJ4
143 |8566|:
Field white with daisies, the; PJ4 144 |8567|:
Old Woman's Money, the ; PJ4 145 |8568|:
Bay and the Grey, the (jig and song air); PJ4 146 |8569|:
O Mary, my darling (song air); PJ4 147 |8570|, |7968|:
O Mary, my darling (instrumental version from Pigot MS); PJ4 148
|8571|,|7968|:
My love is all the world to me; PJ4 149 |8572|:
I saw the bright lady a-sitting alone; PJ4 150 |8573|:
My Eveleen gave me a secret to keep (song air); PJ4 151 |8574|:
O, Where are you going, my pretty maid (2nd verse of "The Spotted
Cow"); PJ4 152 |8575|:
Am I the doctor you wished for to see (1 verse, "The Sailor from
Dover"); PJ4 153 |8576|:
Red Little Hill, the; PJ4 154 |8577|:
I'm content with my lot; PJ4 155 |8578|:
Reel; PJ4 156 |8579|:
Rockmills Hornpipe; PJ4 157 |8580|:
Through the woods alone; PJ4 158 |8581|:
Raven's Nest, the; PJ4 159 |8582|:
My pretty brown-haired girl and myself a-walking together; PJ4
160 |8583|:
Chiefs of Old Times, the; PJ4 161 |8584|:
Caoin: Keen or Lament; PJ4 162 |8585|:
Jem the Miller (song tune); PJ4 163 |8586|:
Strong Steed, the; PJ4 164 |8587|:
My Darling boy is far away; PJ4 165 |8588|:
While the stars were bright; PJ4 166 |8589|:
Come, all ye fair maidens (one verse); PJ4 167 |8590|:
Cutting of the turf, the; PJ4 168 |8591|:
Dance by the old Sally tree, the (song air); PJ4 169 |8592|:
When I came to my truelove's window; PJ4 170 |8593|:
Fair girl making Hay, the; PJ4 171 |8594|,|7273|:
Gold-Haired Maid, the; PJ4 172 |8595|:
As I was walking beside Dublin; PJ4 173 |8596|:
Mo storeen from Muskerry (song air); PJ4 174 |8597|:
Here's a health to our leader (song air and march); PJ4 175
|8598|:
Snug little girl from Bansha, the (song air); PJ4 176 |8599|:
The Thrush and the Blackbird are singing; PJ4 177 |8600|:
Old Rambler, the; PJ4 178 |8601|:
Last Night a story came to me in my dreams; PJ4 179 |8602|:
Farewell to Kinsale; PJ4 180 |8603|:
Hammer and Tongs (song air); PJ4 181 |8604|:
Sailing in the lowlands low; PJ4 182 |8605|:
March of the Months, the; PJ4 183 |8606|:
High-Flier, the (song air); PJ4 184 |8607|:
He has come back to Erin PJ4 185 |8608|,|7982|:
O John, my Cousin, or, The gentle refined fair-haired girl; PJ4
186 |8609|:
Mary from Blackwater Side; PJ4 187 |8610|:
Cottage in the Grove, the (reel); PJ4 188 |8611|:
O Woman of the House (song air); PJ4 189 |8612|:
Lark in the blue summer sky, the (song air); PJ4 190 |8613|:
Kerry for Me (song air); PJ4 191 |8614|:
Una's New Gown (jig and song tune); PJ4 192 |8615|:
The House of Clonelphin (jig); PJ4 193 |8616|: Ea3 6/8 515747L24
The Yew Tree; PJ4 194 |8617|:
It's little protection my brother will get; PJ4 195 |8618|:
Green Banks of the Maigue, the; PJ4 196 |8619|:
Last night as I was thinking of the ways of the world; PJ4 197
|8620|:
Annie O'Brien (a lament); PJ4 198 |8621|:
To Myross wood I chanced to stray; PJ4 199 |8622|:
Fire on the Mountains; PJ4 200 [Humours of Bantry] |8623|:
Kilkenny Races; PJ4 201 |8624|:
Jig; PJ4 202 |8625|:
Across the bridge to Connaught (jig and song tune); PJ4 203
|8626|:
Reel; PJ4 204 |8627|:
Hibernia's lovely Jane (song air); PJ4 205 |8628|:
Maguire's March, the; PJ4 206|8629|:
Irish Minuet, an; PJ4 207 |8630|:
Convict of Van Dieman's Land, the (tune from New York); PJ4 208
|8631|:
Newry Mountain (one verse); PJ4 209 |8632|:
Drimin Dhu Deelish (part of chorus of Drumion Dubh Delis); PJ4
210 |8633|:
Ellen's Refusal; PJ4 211 |8634|:
Katty at her wheel; PJ4 212 |8635|:
Single and Free (one verse); PJ4 213 |8636|:
Home across the ford; PJ4 214 |8637|:
Flag of Green, the; PJ4 215 |8638|:
Tree of Liberty, the; PJ4 216 |8639|:
Colleen Dhas, the (The Pretty Girl); PJ4 217 |8640|:
We are bold volunteers; PJ4 218 |8641|
Shannon's Flowery Banks (Hook's tune, 1783?); PJ4 219 |8642|:
Fair of Dunemore, the, or the juice of the barley; PJ4 220
|8643|:
Rights of Man, the (hornpipe); PJ4 221 |8644|:
Blaris Moor; PJ4 222 |8645|:
Blaris Moor; PJ4 223 |8646|,|8645|:
Blaris Moor; PJ4 224 |8647|,|8645| :
Blaris Moor; PJ4 225 |8648|:
In deepest sorrow I think of home; PJ4 226 |8649|:
Guirey's Reel; PJ4 227 |8650|:
Old man he courted me, an (one familiar verse); PJ4 228 |8651|:
Gipsy Hornpipe, the; PJ4 229 |8652|:
My love is in the house (reel); PJ4 230 |8653|:
Dew on the Grass, the, (song sir); PJ4 231 |8654|:
Rakes of Kinsale, the (jig); PJ4 232 |8655|,|3916|:
Castleconnell Lasses (reel); PJ4 233 |8656|:
Strawberry Banks, the (reel); PJ4 234 |8657|:
Typrid Lasses, the (reel); PJ4 235 |8658|:
Carey's Dream (reel); PJ4 236 |8659|:
Yellow Horse, the (Gearran buidhe); PJ4 237 |8660|:
When my old hat was new; PJ4 238 |8661|:
Shamrock, the (song and dance tune); PJ4 239 |8662|:
Connolly's Jig; PJ4 240 |8663|:
Mrs Martin's Favourite (jig); PJ4 241 |8664|:
Furnill's Frolic (hop jig); PJ4 242 |8665|:
Follow me down to Carlow (jig); PJ4 243 |8666|, |2159|:
Poor Woman, the (An Bhean Bhocht, song air); PJ4 244 |8667|:
Carolan's Ramble to Cashell; PJ4 245 |8668|:
Lemonfield Rangers, the (song air); PJ4 246 |8669|:
He thought of the charmer (song tune); PJ4 247 |8670|:
My Name is bold Kelly (song air); PJ4 248 |8671|:
Girl of Bruree, the; PJ4 249 |8672|:
Felix (with notes, 1 verse); PJ4 250 |8673|:
Pound of Tow, the (one verse of Scots song); PJ4 251 |8674|:
Ivy Leaf, the; PJ4 252 |8675|:
Jig and Song Air; PJ4 253 |8676|:
Heavy Boolthaun, the; PJ4 254 |8677|:
My dear, we'll get married if love comes on; PJ4 255 |8678|:
Charming Mary Neill (one verse, Laws' M 17); PJ4 256 |8679|:
Adieu to O'Reilly; PJ4 257 |8680|:
Tops of the branches, the; PJ4 258 |8681|:
Lament (Keen); PJ4 259 |8682|:
Barley Malt, the (song air); PJ4 260 |8683|:
Thomas from Ballyneal Cross (song tune); PJ4 261 |8684|:
Yellow Horse, the; PJ4 262 |8685|:
Had I a cot or a boat (song air); PJ4 263 |8686|:
Shanavest and Caravat, the [II]; PJ4 264 |8887|:
Wheat is ready for reaping now, the; PJ4 265 |8688|:
I must be married if this is the way (song air); PJ4 266 |8689|:
Down on the floor; PJ4 267 |8690|:
Caravat Jig, the; PJ4 268 |8691|:
Trip we took over the mountain, the (2 lines from ballad sheet);
PJ4 269 |8692|:
'Scalded'(vexed, mortified) Poor man, the (song air); PJ4 270
|8693|:
Black Blanket, the (song air, cf. white blanket); PJ4 271 |8694|:
Real Irish Toper, the (one verse); PJ4 272 |8695|:
Oh, Whiskey heart of Souls (ref. to song given by Hardiman and by
Walsh. 1st tune); PJ4 273 |8696|:
Oh, Whiskey heart of Souls (ref. to song given by Hardiman and by
Walsh. 2nd tune); PJ4 274 |8697|:
Oro, welcome home (a hauling-home song); PJ4 275 |8698|:
Three Jolly Topers, the (song air); PJ4 276 |8699|:
Old Irish Quadrille; PJ4 277 |8700|:
Banks of Killaloe, the; PJ4 278 |8701|:
Song of Victory; PJ4 279 |8702|:
Yellow Horse, the [III]; PJ4 280 |8703|:
There was a young couple (song air); PJ4 281 |8704|:
Jig and Song Air; PJ4 282 |8705|:
This Fair Maid to the Meadow's gone [one verse from 17th cent.
Oxfordshire Tragedy]; PJ4 283 |8706|:
Morning Dew, the; PJ4 284 |8707|:
She's the dear maid to me (one verse from "Lamentation of Hugh
Reynolds"); PJ4 285 |8708|:
Barrow Boatman's Song; PJ4 286 |8709|:
Breesthen Mira (song air and jig); PJ4 287 |8710|:
Willie Riley; PJ4 288 |8711|:
Old Reel, an; PJ4 289 |8712|:
Gallant Hussar, the (Young Jane and..., song mentioned, but none
given); PJ4 290 |8713|:
Air; PJ4 291 |8714|:
As I roved out on a Mayday morning; PJ4 292 |8715|:
Reel and Song Air; PJ4 293 |8716|:
Hornpipe; PJ4 294 |8717|:
Reel; PJ4 295 |8718|:
My own dear colleen dhas; PJ4 296 |8719|:
Wexford Rebel, the; PJ4 297 |8720|:
Air; PJ4 298 |8721|:
Tinnehinch Castle; PJ4 299 |8722|:
Croppy Boy, the; PJ4 300 |8723|:
Devil in Dublin, the; PJ4 301 |8724|:
Air; PJ4 302 |8725|:
Brave Donnelly (song air. the Irish Boxer); PJ4 303 |8726|:
Brigid O'Malley (notes); PJ4 304 |8727|:
Farewell or Lough Conn; PJ4 305 |8728|:
Hen and a cock went out together, a (song tune); PJ4 306 |8729|:
There are two William Davis's in this place; PJ4 307 |8730|:
Negus for Gentlemen (sing air and Jig. Cf. Punch for Ladies); PJ4
308 |8731|:
My own dear maid; PJ4 309 |8732|:
Air; PJ4 310 |8733|:
House of the Kielys on the cliff, the; PJ4 311 |8734|:
Paddy Shown More; PJ4 312 |8735|:
Ship went down with all on board, the; PJ4 313 |8736|:
John Macanty's welcome home (song air); PJ4 314 |8737|:
Old Sibby; PJ4 315 |8738|:
Song of the Blackbird, the (100 years old); PJ4 316 |8739|:
Sailor Boy, the; PJ4 317 |8740|:
Valentine O'Hara (2 lines given); PJ4 318 |8741|:
As we sailed in the downs (1 verse given); PJ4 319 |8742|:
Down in the lowlands (song air, Irish way); PJ4 320 |8743|:
Didn't you promise your own sweet bride I would be?; PJ4 321
|8744|:
Ballindown Braes (1 verse. Laws P 28); PJ4 322 |8745|:
With my love on the road; PJ4 323 |8746|:
Cruel Delany; PJ4 324 |8747|:
Mantle so green, the (1 verse. Laws N 38); PJ4 325 |8748|:
My darling boy is gone (song air); PJ4 326 |8749|:
Mermaid, the (Maid on the shore, 1 verse, Laws K27); PJ4 327
|8750|:
My lovely Irish boy (1 verse); PJ4 328 |8751|:
Eliza, or, When I landed in Glasgow (1 verse); PJ4 329 |8752|:
Ladies dressed in their garments so green, the; PJ4 330 |8753|:
Jacket Blue, the (1 verse. Laws N 35?); PJ4 331 |8754|:
Rambler, the; PJ4 332 |8755|:
It was on a Friday morning; PJ4 333 |8756|:
Gipsies came to Lord M--' Gate, the (Irish air for Gypsy Laddie);
PJ4 334 |8757|:
Breeze from Scotland will bring my love, the; PJ4 335 |8578|:
Lasses of Donaghadee, the; PJ4 336 |8759|:
Praise of Prince Charlie, the; PJ4 337 |8760|:
Waterloo; PJ4 338 |8761|:
Shearing the sheep; PJ4 339 |8762|:
While Maureen is far away; PJ4 340 |8763|:
Air; PJ4 341 |8764|:
Reel; PJ4 342 |8765|:
Jig; PJ4 343 |8766|:
Hop Jig; PJ4 344 |8767|:
Double Jig, a; PJ4 345 |8768|:
Cows are a-milking, the (reel); PJ4 346 |8769|:
Burn's Dream (jig); PJ4 347 |8770|:
Rakes of Newcastle West (jig); PJ4 348 |8771|:
Cordick's Hornpipe; PJ4 349 |8772|:
Gallagher's Frolic (1st/2); PJ4 350 |8773|:
Gallagher's Frolic (2nd/2); PJ4 351 |8774|:
Rosin the Bow; PJ4 352 |8775|:
Major, the (song air); PJ4 353 |8776|:
Lady in the sun, the; PJ4 354 |8777|:
Pining maid, the; PJ4 355 |8778|:
Lass of Ballintra, the (reel); PJ4 356 |8779|:
Lady Carbury (reel); PJ4 357 |8780|:
Dunboyne straw-plaiters, the (reel); PJ4 358 |8781|:
Castle Kelly (reel); PJ4 359 |8782|:
Boys of the lake, the; PJ4 360 |8783|:
Eagle's Whistle; PJ4 361 |8784|,cf|7416|:
Young Man's lamentation, the; PJ4 362 |8785|:
Port Gan Ainm (no name); PJ4 363 |8786|:
Sound of the waves, the; PJ4 364 |8787|,|6189|:
Pretty girl combing her locks, the; PJ4 365 |8788|:
Oh, the cruel wars; PJ4 366 |8789|:
Moonlight jig, the; PJ4 367 |8790|:
White calf, the; PJ4 368 |8791|:
Push the jug round; PJ4 369 |8792|:
Jenny Dwyer (song air); PJ4 370 |8793|:
Dear white-backed brown cow, the (Drimin Donn Dilis); PJ4 371
|8794|:
Green Linnet (with incomplete song. Tune is version of Song of
Sorrow); PJ4 372 |8795|:
McKenna' Dream. Air- Captain Rock (6 verses. Tune also called
John Doe, Grand Conversation-Napolean); PJ4 373 |8796|,|7579|:
Billy Byrne of Ballymanus (6 verses); PJ4 374 |8797|:
Searching for young lambs (4 verses); PJ4 375 |8798|:
Blackbird, the (5 verses of the 17th century ballad); PJ4 376
|8799|,|3196|:
Boyne Water, the; (10 verses commencing "July the first in
Oldbridge town"); PJ4 377 |8800|,|243|:
Bishop Butler of Kilcash (7 verses); PJ4 378 |8801|=|8800|
Brennan on the Moor (11 verses); PJ4 379 |8802|:
Captain Thompson (4 verses); PJ4 380 |8803|:
Gardener's Son, the (3 verses of Child ballad); PJ4 381 |8804|,
|7695|:
Irish Girl, the (4 verses. Tune is Maid of Timahoe); PJ4 382
|8805|:
Oh come with me, my Irish Girl (2 verses. Tune is Maid of
Timahoe); PJ4 383 |8806|=|8805|
Sweet Cootehill Town (3 verses); PJ4 384 |8807|:
Croppy Boy, the (6 verses, Laws J14); PJ4 385 |8808|:
Handsome Sally (8 verses. Laws O 40); PJ4 386 |8809|:
Rambler from Clare, the (7 verses, incomplete); PJ4 387 |8810|,
cf|7236|:
My mind it is uneasy; (4 verses); PJ4 388 |8811|:
Dumb, Dumb, Dumb (6 verses. Dumb Wife, Laws Q 5); PJ4 389 |8812|:
Each night when I slumber (3 verses); PJ4 390 |8813|:
John Macananty's courtship (9 verses); PJ4 391 |8814|:
I'm a poor stranger and far from my home (3 verses); PJ4 392
|8815|,|7941|:
Cottage Maid, the (3 verses); PJ4 393 |8816|:
Colleen Rue, the (4 verses); PJ4 394 |8817|:
Castlehyde (6 verses, and extensive notes); PJ4 395 |8818|:
Drynaun Dhun, the (blackthorn. 4 verses); PJ4 396 |8819|:
Boys of Mullaghbawn, the (4 verses); PJ4 397 |8820|:
Dear Irish Boy, the, or, the dear Irish maid (4 verses); PJ4 398
|8821|:
Enniskillen Dragoon, the (6 verses); PJ4 399 |8822|,|7388|:
Fair maidens' beauty will soon fade away (3 verses); PJ4 400
|8823|:
Pretty Lasses of Loughrea (tune title. song is lamentation
..Thomas Welsh, 6 verses); PJ4 401 |8824|:
Jemmy, my thousand treasures (4 verses); PJ4 402 |8825|
Irish Molly-O (5 verses); PJ4 403 |8826|,|6231|:
Lowlands of Holland, the (5 verses. Joyce notes Irish tune is
different from Scots one); PJ4 404 |8827|:
Oh love it is a killing thing; (4 verses); PJ4 405 |8828|,|7310|:
Spaleen's complaint of the Cranbally farmer, the (5 verses); PJ4
406 |8829|:
Noch baineann sin do (tune title. Song is Ye sons of old Ireland.
3 verses); PJ4 407 |8830|:
Lover' Ghost, the (The Grey Cock, Child ballad. 3 long verses);
PJ4 408 |8831|,|7172|:
Molly Bawn (5 verses. Shooting of his dear, Laws O 36. Tune is
"Lough Sheeling"); PJ4 409 |8832|,|4583|:
Nancy the pride of the West (4 verses. note on tune. For Ireland
I'd not tell her name); PJ4 410 |8833|, cf|4612|:
Slainte Righ Philip (tune. song is the Priest and the rake, 6
verses); PJ4 411 |8834|:
Ploughboy, the (5 verses. Laws M 24); PJ4 412 |8835|:
Nobleman's Wedding, the (7 verses. Laws P 31); PJ4 413 |8836|,
|6829|:
Reynard the Fox (6 verses); PJ4 414 |8837|,|7394|:
Shamrock Shore, the (3 verses); PJ4 415 |8838|:
Summer is come and the grass is green, the (3 verses); PJ4 416
|8839|:
Lake of Coolfinn, or Willie Leonard (6 verses. Laws Q33); PJ4
417 |8840|,|7587|:
Bold Captain Freney (5 verses. tune is apparently that for
English, O rare Turpin O); PJ4 418 |8841|:
Thou fair pulse of my heart (A Chushla Gal Mochree- generic
title. 4 verses); PJ4 419 |8842|,|8001|:
Willie Rilly (15 verses. Laws M 10); PJ4 420 |8843|:
'Twas down in the meadows (3 verses. note on tune); PJ4 421
|8844|:
When first I came to the County Limerick (4 verses); PJ4 422
|8845|:
Time is drawing nigh, the (4 verses); PJ4 423 |8846|:
Willie Taylor (10 verses. Laws N 11); PJ4 424 |8847|:
Shule Aroon (5 verses); PJ4 425 |8848|,|5726|:
I wish I had the shepherd's lamb (3 verses); PJ4 426 |8849|:
Winter it is past, the, or, The Curragh of Kildare (4 verses.
Joyce gives different account from Petrie of tune given by
Petrie); PJ4 427 |8850|,|1287|:
Arthur McBride (4 verses); PJ4 428 |8851|:
Father Murphy of the County Wexford (4 verses); PJ4 429 |8852|:
Little Purse of Money, the (1st/2); PJ4 430 |8853|:
Little Purse of Money, the (2nd/2); PJ4 431 |8854|:
Brown winnowing sheet, the; PJ4 432 |8855|:
Air; PJ4 433 |8856|:
Margaret O'Neill (song tune); PJ4 434 |8857|:
Downfall of O'Reilly (or Paddy Sean Ban); PJ4 435 |8858|:
Humours of Glenfesk, the; PJ4 436 |8859|:
Why should we quarrel for riches (song tune); PJ4 437 |8860|:
Miller's Maggot, the; PJ4 438 |8861|,|3904|:
Giolla Na Dayhie; PJ4 439 |8862|:
Haughty Mary; PJ4 440 |8863|:
Barbara Needham; PJ4 441 |8864|:
My Jewel, My Joy (1 verse. Laws L 12); PJ4 442 |8865|:
My Kathleen Dear, or Lough Rea, or Bally Lough Riach; PJ4 443
|8866|,|7648|:
Roving Sailor, the; PJ4 444 |8867|:
Dear Black White-backed Cow (Druimin Dubh Dilis); PJ4 445 |8868|:
Branded Cow, the (potthen still); PJ4 446 |8869|:
Nine Points of Knavery, the (reel); PJ4 447 |8870|:
Michael Ward, or Michael O'Connor ("by Carolan"); PJ4 448 |8871|:
My Mary Cullenan (not rose tree); PJ4 449 |8872|:
Dark-visaged Lad O'Gloran (Carolan?, and Gaelic song of
Cromwell's time); PJ4 450 |8873|:
Black Road, the; PJ4 451 |8874|:
Harbour of Ballyshone, the; PJ4 452 |8875|:
Foggy Morning, the (1 line of song); PJ4 453 |8876|,|7505|:
I will rise in the morn by dawn of bright day; PJ4 454 |8877|:
Trooper's Wife, the; PJ4 455 |8878|:
I think Croagh Patrick too far away from me; PJ4 456 |8879|:
Nelly, My pretty girl, or the little rock of affection; PJ4 457
|8880|:
My native mountain home; PJ4 458 |8881|:
Love-Letter, the; PJ4 459 |8882|:
Captain Mac Greal of Connemara (Rose tree variant); PJ4 460
|8883|:
Lamentation of James Murphy; PJ4 461 |8884|:
Little stack of Barley, the; PJ4 462 |8885|,cf|6689|:
Charles McHugh, the Robber; PJ4 463 |8886|:
Feast of the birds, the; PJ4 464 |8887|:
Maid of Garryowen, the; PJ4 465 |8888|:
If the grog is good, we will have more of it; PJ4 466 |8889|:
Make haste home to your mother (song air); PJ4 467 |8890|:
Patrick O'Donovan, the piper; PJ4 468 |8891|:
Nelly Bawn, or, The Song of Crossmolina; PJ4 469 |8892|:
Bring home the bride (a hauling home tune); PJ4 470 |8893|:
Get up, my darling, and come with me; PJ4 471 |8894|:
Morning star, the, or, the song of Jenny Ward; PJ4 472 |8895|:
Brigit Geary (song tune); PJ4 473 |8896|:
Lamentation of O'Reilly's bride; PJ4 474 |8897|:
It was a fair calm morning; PJ4 475 |8898|:
Oro, will you come; PJ4 476 |8899|:
Peggy O'Hara's wedding; PJ4 477 |8900|:
Brian MacCowall, or Needa MacCowall; PJ4 478 |8901|,|7580|:
Bugga Fee Hoosa (hop jig); PJ4 479 |8902|:
Beside the river Laune; PJ4 480 |8903|:
Gra Gal Machree- Fair love of my heart; PJ4 481 |8904|:
Bobbity Dawley; PJ4 482 |8905|:
Keen, or Lament; PJ4 483 |8906|:
Groves of Blackpool, the; PJ4 484 |8907|,|2074|:
Young men, if you go to the fair; PJ4 485 |8908|:
Blacksmith and his son, the; PJ4 486 |8909|:
My journey to London; PJ4 487 |8910|:
Peep o' day ranger, the (song tune); PJ4 488 |8911|:
Kerryman's visit to Dublin, the; PJ4 489 |8912|:
Blind beggar of the glen, the; PJ4 490 |8913|:
Fair-haired weaver, the; PJ4 491 |8914|:
Between Clonmell and Carrick-on-Suir; PJ4 492 |8915|:
One day in my rambles, or, the habit shirt, or the rambling
Reaper; PJ4 493 |8916|:
Rambling labourer, the; PJ4 494 |8917|:
Fair-haired Anna; PJ4 495 |8918|:
I wish I was a fisherman living on the hill of Howth; [Not that
in SP] PJ4 496 |8919|:
Lord King; PJ4 497 |8920|:
Green shady glen, the; PJ4 498 |8921|:
Nora of the amber hair; PJ4 499 |8922|:
Air; PJ4 500 |8923|:
Battle of Clontarf, the (march); PJ4 501 |8924|:
Jig; PJ4 502 |8925|:
Kitty O'Neill; PJ4 503 |8926|:
Red-haired Mary; PJ4 504 |8927|:
Drinking Song; PJ4 505 |8928|:
Hundred and one farewells to him, a; PJ4 506 |8929|:
Owenmore, the (a river); PJ4 507 |8930|:
If you have that; PJ4 508 |8931|:
Air; PJ4 509 |8932|:
Galty Hunt, the; PJ4 510 |8933|,cf|6759|:
Solomon's Temple; PJ4 511 |8934|:
Why do you leave me; PJ4 512 |8935|,|6121|:
Outcast daughter, the, PJ4 513 |8936|:
James Irwin, or Shannon side; PJ4 514 |8937|:
Mantle on Mantle; PJ4 515 |8938|:
Air [Frost is all over, Bayard]; PJ4 516 |8939|:
Air; PJ4 517 |8940|:
Garden Gate, the; PJ4 518 |8941|:
Down by the banks of the sweet primroses; PJ4 519 |8942|:
Humours of Ballinaheen, the (jig); PJ4 520 |8943|:
Mason's March; PJ4 521 |8944|:
Larry Grogan; PJ4 522 |8945|,cf|743|:
Farewell to Spain; PJ4 523 |8946|:
Old woman's hornpipe, the; PJ4 524 |8947|:
Go home, go home dear cousin, or, Come, o dark-haired woman; PJ4
525 |8948|:
Air; PJ4 526 |8949|:
Killiney maiden, the; PJ4 527 |8950|:
Farewell, my old comrades; PJ4 528 |8951|:
Cock and the hen, the; PJ4 529 |8952|:
Weaver's daughter from the county Down, the; PJ4 530 |8953|:
In the county Armagh; PJ4 531 |8954|:
Hall's Mill (song air); PJ4 532 |8955|:
Stonecutter's jig, the; [Banks of Lough Gowna] PJ4 533 |8956|:
Jig; PJ4 534 |8957|:
White horse, the (song air); PJ4 535 |8958|:
Planxty by Carolan; PJ4 536 |8959|:
Sir Henry McDermot Roe; PJ4 537 |8960|:
Harry Munro, or Coolin Roe; PJ4 538 |8961|:
Lament; PJ4 539 |8962|:
Rebel's Farewell, the; PJ4 540 |8963|:
Paddy's wedding; PJ4 541 |8964|,|4811|:
Air; PJ4 542 |8965|:
Air; PJ4 543 |8966|:
Air; PJ4 544 |8967|:
Glasgow Lasses, the; PJ4 545 |8968|:
Blind guide, the; JP4 546 |8969|:
'Tis whiskey that makes life's cares light on me; PJ4 547 |8970|:
Pretty Polly; PJ4 548 |8971|:
O Maureen, my darling; PJ4 549 |8972|:
Air; PJ4 550 |8973|:
Banks of the Lagan, the; PJ4 551 |8974|:
Air (by Carolan?); PJ4 552 |8975|:
You gentlemen of England (one verse, not the English air); PJ4
553 |8976|:
Kiss in the kitchen, a; PJ4 554 |8977|:
Fairies' lamentation, or the fairies' lullaby; PJ4 555 |8978|:
Banks of the Bann, the; PJ4 556 |8979|:
Third of August, the (song air); PJ4 557 |8980|:
Peggy, my darling; PJ4 558 |8981|:
Lough Gowna; PJ4 559 |8982|:
Molly O'Malone; PJ4 560 |8983|:
Lough Sheeling; PJ4 561 |8984|:
Troubled Child, the; [SP 591] PJ4 562 |8985|:
Hawk of Ballyshannon [Miss Moore, O'Moore's Fair Daughter]; PJ4
563 |8986|,|1963|:
Coolin, the; PJ4 564 |8987|,|2207|:
Merchant from the Erne; PJ4 565 |8988|:
Boherroe (village in Roscommon); PJ4 566 |8989|:
An Cailin Ruadh- The Red-haired girl; PJ4 567 |8990|:
It is not time to go, boys; PJ4 568 |8991|:
Old Hornless Cow, The Brown Ewe (potheen still); PJ4 569 |8992|:
In my father's pleasant gardens; PJ4 570 |8993|:
Weaver's daughter, the; PJ4 571 |8994|:
Mourne Shore; PJ4 572 |8995|:
Fair darling of my heart; PJ4 573 |8996|:
Een Been Bubbero (sung in some sort of game, play or occupation);
PJ4 574 |8997|:
Ree ro daddy-o (for game or occupation song); PJ4 575 |8998|:
How shall I find her home room?; PJ4 576 |8999|,|7632|:
I wish I was in Banagher; PJ4 577 |9000|:
Paddereen Mare, the; PJ4 578 |9001|:
Banished defender, the (for '98 song); PJ4 579 |9002|:
Dan Kelly's perjury; PJ4 580 |9003|:
Rose Ward; PJ4 581 |9004|:
Erin my country; PJ4 582 |9005|:
Yeomen of Ballinamore, the; PJ4 583 |9006|:
He that will marry me; PJ4 584 |9007|:
Little Celia O'Connellan; PJ4 585 |9008| [Note, but no tune]
Little Celia O'Connellan; PJ4 586 |9009|,|2772|:
Little Celia O'Connellan; PJ4 587 |9010|,|2772|:
Handsome mild young girl, the; PJ4 588 |9011|:
Shall we ever be in one lodging?; PJ4 589 |9012|:
Youth with the curly locks, the; PJ4 590 |9013|:
Cavan O'Reilly; PJ4 591 |9014|:
Ancient Irish Hymn on the Crucifixion; PJ4 592 |9015|:
Ancient Irish Hymn on the Crucifixion; PJ4 593 |9016|:
Barney is in prison; PJ4 594 |9017|:
Peggy was mistress of my heart; PJ4 595 |9018|:
Hill of Skreen, the; PJ4 596 |9019|:
Up the heathery mountain and through the rushy fields; PJ4 597
|9020|:
We will go to Tara's hill; PJ4 598 |9021|:
Straddy, the (song tune); PJ4 599 |9022|:
I am a real republican (1 line of song, elsewhere name is James
Irwin); PJ4 600 |9023|:
Cradle will rock and the baby will fall, the (nurse song); PJ4
601 |9024|:
Castle Finn; PJ4 602 |9025|:
Bird alone, the (Burden of T. Robbins 17th cent. ballad "The
Valiant Trooper and Pretty Peggy"); PJ4 603 |9026|:
Beautiful Head is my brown-haird girl, or, Molly, you have a
cunning smile; PJ 604 |9027|:
Jemmy my Love; PJ4 605 |9028|,|8202|:
Comely girl both tall and straight, the; PJ4 606 |9029|:
I wish I was a silver watch that in my truelove's pocket I might
lodge; PJ4 607 |9030|:
River Linn, the; PJ4 608 |9031|:
Yellow Bittern, the; PJ4 609 |9032|,cf|5981|:
My wedding is preparing; PJ4 610 |9033|:
I'm weary of walking alone; [weary of tumbling alone?] PJ4 611
|9034|:
Lamentation for Father Charles O'Rodican; PJ4 612 |9035|:
My Guiding Star; PJ4 613 |9036|:
Cuckoo, the; PJ4 614 |9037|:
I oft heard my grandmother say; [Scots song in Herd?] PJ4 615
|9038|:
My sweet little blackbird; PJ4 616 |9039|:
Lord Baykim; [Bateman, Child ballad] PJ4 617 |9040|:
Johnny Peyton; PJ4 618 |9041|:
Jemmy and Nancy; PJ4 619 |9042|:
Head of curls; PJ4 620 |9043|,|cf|7265|:
Nancy Cooper; PJ4 621 |9044|:
Winnie dear-Lamentation; PJ4 622 |9045|:
Boyle Abbey; PJ4 623 |9046|:
Take my life for his, she said; PJ4 624 |9047|:
I heard a maid in Bedlam a-making sore complaint (Irish tune for
Maid in Bedlam); PJ4 625 |9048|:
Trip wih the roving shooler; PJ4 626 |9049|:
Top of Slieve Gullion, the; PJ4 627 |9050|:
I am a young little boy; PJ4 628 |9051|:
Bag of Sundries. the; PJ4 629 |9052|:
I am a widow and a maid; PJ4 630 |9053|:
I'll travel to Mount Nebo; PJ4 631 |9054|:
Many a pleasant hour my love and I did pass; PJ4 632 |9055|:
Greenwood lad, the; PJ4 633 |9056|:
Cloak that got its combing, the; PJ4 634 |9057|:
Little grey mare of the branches, the; PJ4 635 |9058|:
Dolphin, the (a ship); PJ4 636 |9059|:
Mild O'Reilly (for e.g., song of '98); PJ4 637 |9060|:
Darling, don't refuse me; PJ4 638 |9061|,|8996|:
At Cloone Church Gate the fight began; PJ4 639 |9062|:
Pretty Polly like a trooper did ride; PJ4 640 |9063|:
He left the poor widdows a-weeping; PJ4 641 |9064|:
Wexford Tragedy, the; PJ4 642 |9065|:
What shall I do? My love is going to wed; PJ4 643 |9066|,|7603|:
Bold Val O'Hara, the; PJ4 644 |9067|:
Long white cat, the; PJ4 645 |9068|:
Fair-haired Denis; PJ4 646 |9069|:
Caoine or Keen; PJ4 647 |9070|:
Search the world round; PJ4 648 |9071|:
Eagle's Whistle, the (2nd setting); PJ4 649 |9072|:
Leaves so green, the; PJ4 650 |9073|,|6238|:
Close your eyes (nurse song); PJ4 651 |9074|:
O lay me in Killarney; PJ4 652 |9075|:
Cape Clear; PJ4 653 |9076|:
Plough tune; PJ4 654 |9077|:
Caoine, Keen; PJ4 655 |9078|:
Nurses Lullaby, a; PJ4 656 |9079|:
Canal boat, the; PJ4 657 |9080|:
All alone; PJ4 658 |9081|:
Lark in the morning, the; PJ4 659 |9082|:
Kitty alone; PJ4 660 |9083|:
Cushla Machree, Pulse of my heart; PJ4 661 |9084|:
What shall I do if he leaves me?; PJ4 662 |9085|:
My love she is living in Donegal town; PJ4 663 |9086|,|8028|:
Oh Erin, my country; PJ4 664 |9087|:
Has sorrow thy young days shaded (Moore's song but orig. tune was
Sly Patrick); PJ4 665 |9088|:
My name it is Munhall; PJ4 666 |9089|:
On the Brink of the White Rocks; PJ4 667 |9090|,|3913|:
Oh Killarney, lovely lake; PJ4 668 |9091|:
Paddy's Waltz (song tune); PJ4 669 |9092|:
Molly Hewson, my jewel; PJ4 670 |9093|:
Gammaho, the (jig); PJ4 671 |9094|:
Hop Jig; PJ4 672 |9095|:
Molly Maguire (country dance); PJ4 673 |9096|:
Peggy's wedding (country dance); PJ4 674 |9097|:
Keshcorran; PJ4 675 |9098|:
Dear Oona, or dear Winnie; PJ4 676 |9099|:
Humours of Winnington, the; PJ4 677 |9100|:
Pleasant peak or hill, the; PJ4 678 |9101|:
Red-haired Girl, the; PJ4 679 |9102|:
Youghal Harbor; PJ4 680 |9103|:
Air; PJ4 681 |9104|:
Irish hunting song; PJ4 682 |9105|:
Plough whistle; PJ4 683 |9106|:
Sullen boy, the; PJ4 684 |9107|:
O'Hara'a cup; PJ4 685 |9108|:
There's whiskey in the jar; PJ4 686 |9109|:
Landlady of the tavern, the; PJ4 687 |9110|:
Vale of Coloun, the (song air); PJ4 688 |9111|:
Flower of the vale, the (song air); PJ4 689 |9112|,|4184|:
Your old wig is the love of my heart; PJ4 690 |9113|:
Mother's Lamentation, the; PJ4 691 |9114|:
Beer and ale and brandy; PJ4 692 |9115|:
It is not day, no nor morning, or Poc air Buille, or, the mad
buckgoat; PJ4 693 |9116|:
Leading of the star, the; PJ4 694 |9117|:
Lament for the dead; PJ4 695 |9118|:
Oh, my dear Judy; PJ4 696 |9119|:
Baltyoran; PJ4 697 |9120|,cf|1639|:
Cock up your chin, Billy; PJ4 698 |9121|:
Splashing of the churn, the; PJ4 699 |9122|,cf|4155|:
Night of the fun, the (song tune); PJ4 700 |9123|:
Cat's bagpipes, the; PJ4 701 |9124|:
Rousing of the drink, the; PJ4 702 |9125|:
Funny eyes (song tune); PJ4 703 |9126|:
Friar's welcome to the Reek, the (Reek = Croagh Patrick Mt.,
Mayo); PJ4 704 |9127|:
Punch for Ladies; PJ4 705 |9128|:
Mild Pretty Girl, the; PJ4 706 |9129|:
Carolan's Cap; [Not Bunting's] PJ4 707 |9130|:
Violet, the; PJ4 708 |9131|,|8237|:
In came the miller; PJ4 709 |9132|:
Irish Cry; PJ4 710 |9133|:
Brown-haired girl, the; PJ4 711 |9134|:
Air; PJ4 712 |9135|:
Withered growling old woman, the; PJ4 713 |9136|:
Willy Winkie; PJ4 714 |9137|:
If I were near the pea-field; PJ4 715 |9138|:
I perfer my pea-flower; PJ4 716 |9139|:
Woody hill, the; PJ4 717 |9140|:
Pretty green banks of Cavan, the; PJ4 718 |9141|:
As I was by the bay westwards; JP4 719 |9142|:
Jolly Pedlar, the; PJ4 720 |9143|:
White calves, the; PJ4 721 |9144|:
Whip her and Gird her; [Stewart's Reels] PJ4 722 |9145|:
Sheep-Shearers, or ne[a]t oars; [Compleat Country Dancing Master,
II, 1719, Country Dancing Master, II, 1728] PJ4 723 |9146|:
Nobe's Maggot; [Dancing Master, 1703--] PJ4 724 |9147|:
Erin's Groves; PJ4 725 |9148|:
Welcome home from Newfoundland; PJ4 726 |9149|:
Joy to great Caesar (D'Urfey song, Farinelli's tune, 1684); PJ4
727 |9150|:
We all take a sup of it in our turn (Song-A sup of
good whiskey); PJ4 728 |9151|,|4116|:
Charming Molly; PJ4 729 |9152|:
Pretty Lass, the (song air); PJ4 730 |9153|,|4204|:
Ormond's Lament; PJ4 731 |9154|,|4239|:
Beggarman, the; PJ4 732 |9155|:
Mary Donlevy; [Irish Hautboy, 18th cent.] PJ4 733 |9156|,|2452|:
Lament; PJ4 734 |9157|:
Castle Oliver Chase; PJ4 735 |9158|:
Generous and Good; PJ4 736 |9159|:
I'll go home and tell my mother; PJ4 737 |9160|:
Wash your face; PJ4 738 |9161|:
Air; PJ4 739 |9162|:
Air; PJ4 740 |9163|:
Heart of Munster, the; PJ4 741 |9164|:
Sheela nee Guira (with verse); PJ4 742 |9165|:
Air; PJ4 743 |9166|:
Air; PJ4 744 |9167|:
Tiege's Rambles; [as in Hime's New Selection] PJ4 745 |9168|,
|1217|:
Air; PJ4 746 |9169|:
Air; PJ4 747 |9170|:
Jenny Ward; PJ4 748 |9171|:
Air; PJ4 749 |9172|:
County Mayo, the; PJ4 750 |9173|:
Tierna; PJ4 751 |9174|:
Pearl of the White Breast, the; PJ4 752 |9175|,|8421|:
Morning star, the; PJ4 753 |9176|:
Province of Munster, the; PJ4 754 |9177|:
Langley's daughter of Lisnabrock; PJ4 755 |9178|:
Grasach Abu (war cry); PJ4 756 |9179|:
Mary, my dear; PJ4 757 |9180|,|7477|:
Father Frank of Gorey; PJ4 758 |9181|:
Yellow Sara; PJ4 759 |9182|:
Lame Dermot; PJ4 760 |9183|,|425|:
Uilin; PJ4 761 |9184|:
Death of my pony, the; PJ4 762 |9185|:
Mary the Miller; PJ4 763 |9186|:
My heart is black as a sloe; PJ4 764 |9187|:
She is the blackberry's fair bossom; PJ4 765 |9188|:
Little Munster mantle, the; PJ4 766 |9189|:
Young boy, the; [Bunting, "Wheelwright"] PJ4 767 |9190|:
Hard-hearted widow, the (from MS pre-1770); PJ4 768 |9191|:
Scottish lovers, the; [Black Joke] PJ4 769 |9192|,|589|:
Scora Na Wallige (drinking song) [Larry Grogan]; PJ4 770 |9193|,
|743|:
My darling Peggy White (song air); PJ4 771 |9194|:
Air; PJ4 772 |9195|:
Owen Roe O'Neill (march); PJ4 773 |9196|:
Dawning of the day, the (one among several); PJ4 774 |9197|,
|4613|:
Donall Bran; PJ4 775 |9198|:
Bishop's song, the; PJ 776 |9199|:
Biddy Rowan; PJ4 777 |9200|:
Si mo ghoal a lar dhonn; PJ4 778 |9201|:
Air; PJ4 779 |9202|:
Star of Munster, the (reel); PJ4 780 |9203|:
Big ox, the; PJ4 781 |9204|:
Cow behind the hay-cock, the; PJ 782 |9205|:
Star, the; PJ4 783 |9206|:
Air; PJ4 784 |9207|:
Lament; PJ4 785 |9208|:
Hens and chickens; PJ4 786 |9209|:
Old Ireland, Rejoice; PJ4 787 |9210|,|78|:
Sprite, the; PJ4 788 |9211|:
Air; PJ4 789 |9212|:
Air; PJ4 790 |9213|:
Air; PJ4 791 |9214|:
Air; PJ4 792 |9215|:
English churls, the; PJ4 793 |9216|:
Lord Rossmore's tallyho in the morning; PJ4 794 |9217|:
I'll make you fain to follow me; [Scots= SMM #268] PJ4 795
|9218|:
Air; PJ4 796 |9219|:
Hunting the hare, the; PJ4 797 |9220|,|1821|:
Humours of Currageen, the; [Daniel of Sun] PJ4 798 |9221|:
Cherry grove jig; PJ4 799 |9222|:
Narry the piper; [Marry the piper, girls?] PJ4 800 |9223|:
Throw the old woman over the house (song tune); PJ4 801 |9224|:
Sweet Kathleen Machree (song tune); PJ4 802 |9225|:
Birthday, the (song tune); PJ4 803 |9226|:
Mary O'Hara; PJ4 804 |9227|:
Carrickmacross; PJ4 805 |9228|:
Galway town; PJ4 806 |9229|:
White's daughter from the glen; PJ4 807 |9230|:
Nobody cares for me (song tune); PJ4 808 |9231|:
Nurse tune; PJ4 809 |9232|,|9079|:
Plough whistle; PJ4 810 |9233|,|9077|:
Beside the river; PJ4 811 |9234|:
Where have you been all the day, my pretty boy (5 verses of Lord
Randal); PJ4 812 |9235|:
Old Irish Melody; PJ4 813 |9236|:
Blind Mary; PJ4 814 |9237|:
Air; PJ4 815 |9238|:
Kathleen Asthore; PJ4 816 |9239|:
John MacDermot; PJ4 817 |9240|:
Song Air; PJ4 818 |9241|:
Air; PJ4 819 |9242|:
Air; PJ4 820 |9243|:
Mother's grief, the; PJ4 821 |9244|:
Air; PJ4 822 |9245|:
'Tis a pity to see; PJ4 823 |9246|:
Jig; PJ4 824 |9247|:
Twisting of the rope, the; [Not Bunting's] PJ4 825 |9248|:
Longest day, the; PJ4 826 |9249|:
Planxty Reynolds; PJ4 827 |9250|:
Oak stick, the; PJ4 828 |9251|,|2568|:
Bang up; PJ4 829 |9252|:
Roger MacMun; PJ4 830 |9253|:
Tumble the jug; PJ4 831 |9254|:
Brightness of my heart; PJ4 832 |9255|:
Jig; PJ4 833 |9256|:
Irish Jig; PJ4 834 |9257|:
Irish Jig; PJ4 834 |9257|:
Irish Hornpipe; PJ4 835 |9258|:
Air; PJ4 836 |9259|:
Irish Jig; PJ4 837 |9260|:
Air; PJ4 838 |9261|:
Air; PJ4 839 |9262|:
Irish hop jig; PJ4 840 |9263|:
Housemaid, the (jig); PJ4 841 |9264|:
Fare thee well, sweet Killaloe; PJ4 842 |9265|:
Mostly uncoded:
c 1810, Purday and Button's Musical Cabinet, Vol. VIII. This
volume is all Irish tunes, the majority taken from EB1, and only
a few of these and those not in EB1 are included here. Copy,
Library of Congress.
Over the water Jackson; PBMC8 1:
Irish Widow, The; PBMC8 2:
Charles O'Connor; PBMC8 2:
Port Patrick; PBMC8 3:
Dr. O'Connor Carolan; PBMC8 4:
The Priest in his Boots; PBMC8 5:
Taddy's Wattle; PBMC8 6:
Shilinaguira; PBMC8 6:
Behind the Bush in the Garden; PBMC8 7:
Morgan Rattler; PBMC8 8:
The Washerwoman; PBMC8 9:
Paddy the Piper; PBMC8 10:
Jackson's Turret Jackson; PBMC8 10:
Nora Creenagh; PBMC8 11:
Mary do you fancy me; PBMC8 12:
Molly St. George Carolan; PBMC8 13:
The Little Harvest Rose; PBMC8 14:
The Little and Great Mountain; PBMC8 15:
Coolun with variations; PBMC8 16:
The Fair Woman; PBMC8 19:
Rakes of Mallow; PBMC8 20:
The Blossom of the Rasberry; PBMC8 23:
Paddy O'Rafferty; PBMC8 24:
Nancy M.cDermotroe Carolan; PBMC8 31:
The Jointure Conalon; PBMC8 32:
Jigg; PBMC8 33:
Rose Dillon Carolan; PBMC8 34
The Pretty Girl milking the Cows; PBMC8 37:
Planxty Kelly; PBMC8 38:
The Dear Black Maid; PBMC8 39:
Fairy Queen Carolan; PBMC8 40:
Young Terrance M.cDonough; PBMC8 42:
The Lamentation of Owen O'Neal Carolan; PBMC8 43:
Planxty Drury Carolan; PBMC8 44:
The Breardless Boy; PBMC8 45:
Kitty Tyrell; PBMC8 48:
Rocks of Cashell; PBMC8 49:
Thomas O'Burke Carolan; PBMC8 50:
Curri Koun Dilich; PBMC8 52:
Kitty O'Brian; PBMC8 53:
HIA: One Hundred Irish Airs, Haverty Co, NY (no editor named). 3
series, none with publication dates, but all with copyright
dates. Many are teken from Bunting's works and Stevenson/Moore's
A Selection of Irish Melodies.
[First Series, 1858]
Brian Boroihme's March, HIA 1:
The Captivating Youth; HIA 2:
Count not the Hours; HIA 3:
The Wedding of Ballyporeen; HIA 4
When the wind blows; HIA 5:
Savourneen Deelish; HIA 6:
The Boy for bewitching them; HIA 7:
Kate Kearney; HIA 8:
Garryowen; HIA 9:
My lodging is on the cold ground; HIA 10:
Eveleen's Bower; HIA 11:
The Old Woman; HIA 12:
The Moreen; HIA 13
Peggy Bawn; HIA 14:
Bumper Squire Jones; HIA 15:
The Hurler's March; HIA 16:
Leather the Wig; HIA 17:
The growling old woman; HIA 18:
The Bonny Cuckoo; HIA 19:
O'Rourke's Feast; HIA 20:
Leather away the Wattle, O!; HIA 21
The White Cockade; HIA 22:
Paddies Evermore; HIA 23
The little bench of rushes; HIA 24:
The Dawning of Day; HIA 25
Jackson's Morning Brush; HIA 26:
Old Langolee; HIA 27:
Moll Roe; HIA 28:
The Sprig of Shillelagh; HIA 29:
The Rose without Rue; HIA 30:
Shawn Buie; HIA 31:
The Legacy; HIA 32:
The Rocky Road to Dublin; HIA 33:
Blow the Candle out; HIA 34: Ebc 2/4 336L1 3211
An Irish Lullaby; HIA 35:
The Splashing of the Churn; HIA 36:
Paddy Whack; HIA 37:
Teddy you Gander; HIA 38
The Blackbird; HIA 39:
The Humours of Glynn; HIA 40:
The pretty Maid milking the Cow; HIA 41:
The old Head of Dennis; HIA 42:
I am asleep, and don't waken me; HIA 43
Molly my Treasure; HIA 44:
The Silken Article; HIA 45:
My Love will ne'er forsake me; HIA 46:
Melancholy Martin; HIA 47:
The Brink of the White Rocks; HIA 48:
Kitty Nolon; HIA 49:
The Southern Breeze; HIA 50:
New Langolee; HIA 51:
O Patrick, fly from me; HIA 52:
O Molly Dear; HIA 53:
The Gentle Maiden; HIA 54:
We brought the Summer with us; HIA 55:
A Sailor lov'd a Farmer's Daughter; HIA 56:
The Brown Thorn; HIA 57:
The Summer is Coming; HIA 58:
Open the door Softly; HIA 59:
Kitty Tyrell; HIA 60:
The brown Irish Girl; HIA 61:
Yourself along with me; HIA 62:
The Princess Royal; HIA 63:
Rory O'More, King of Leix's March; HIA 64:
The Brown Sloe Tree; HIA 65:
Planxty Kelly; HIA 66:
The Jolly Ploughman; HIA 67:
Bultighoran; HIA 68:
The Two-penny Jigg; HIA 69:
Drops of Brandy; HIA 70:
The Battle of Argan More; HIA 71:
Humours of Castle Lyons; HIA 72:
The Dissipated Youth; HIA 73:
Lady Wrixon; HIA 74:
Peter Street; HIA 75:
The Cavalcade of the Boyne; HIA 76:
The Black Haired Girl; HIA 77
Dear Black Cow; HIA 78
The Wren; HIA 79:
The black Slender Boy; HIA 80:
Irish Jig; HIA 81:
The Piper's Dance; HIA 82:
I do not incline; HIA 83:
The Foggy Dew; HIA 84:
Patrick's Day; HIA 85:
Fanny Power; HIA 86:
Huish the Cat; HIA 87:
Is it the Priest you want?; HIA 88:
It's Pretty to be in Ballinderry; HIA 89:
The Rose Tree; HIA 90:
Nora, my Treasure; HIA 91:
The Maid of the Valley; HIA 92:
The Sixpence; HIA 93:
Luggelaw; HIA 94:
The Wheelwright; HIA 95:
Down Beside Me; HIA 96:
Health from the Cup; HIA 97:
The Little Bold Fox; HIA 98:
Spinning Wheel Song; HIA 99:
Irish Cry; HIA 100:
Second Series (1858)
The Coolin, or Lady of the Desert (Bunting's Arrangement); HIA
101
Aileen Aroon (Bunting's Arrangement); HIA 102:
The Hare in the corn; HIA 103:
Who'll come fight in the Snow; HIA 104:
Paddy O'Rafferty; HIA 105:
The Bag of Praties; HIA 106:
The Rakes of Kildare; HIA 107:
Cush Lasso (The Flowers of Edinburgh); HIA 108:
Moll in the Wad; HIA 109:
Planxty connor HIA 110:
There was an old Woman tossed up in a Blanket; HIA 111:
If ever you Marry; HIA 112:
Go to the D--- and shake Yourself; HIA 113:
Morgan Rattler; HIA 114:
The Connaught Man's Rambles; HIA 115:
Kitty's Rambles; HIA 116,
Father Jack Walsh; HIA 117:
Dublin Streets; HIA 118:
The Miners of Wicklow; HIA 119:
Molly Brallaghan; HIA 120:
The House in the Corner; HIA 121:
Kitty in the Lane; HIA 122:
Jig; HIA 123:
Jack in the Green; HIA 124
The Rakes of Westmeath; HIA 125:
The Peeler's Jacket; HIA 126:
Blewit's Jig (Judy Callaghan); HIA 127:
Ride a Mile; HIA 128:
The Humours of Passage; HIA 129:
Rowdledum; HIA 130:
Coming thro' the Field; HIA 131:
Stack the Rags; HIA 132:
Miss Hamilton's Reel; HIA 133:
The Geese in the Bog; HIA 134:
Irish Lilt; HIA 135:
The Rakes of Mallow; HIA 136:
Fagan; HIA 137:
Miss McCloud; HIA 138:
Patrick's Pot; HIA 139:
Off she Goes; HIA 140:
The Kinnegad Slashers; HIA 141:
Fox Hunter's Jig; HIA 142:
The Little House under the Hill; HIA 143:
The wind that shakes the Barley; HIA 144:
Marry the Piper, Girls; HIA 145
The Soldier's Joy; HIA 146:
The Praties are all dug and the frost is all over; HIA 147:
Hornpipe; HIA 148:
Jig; HIA 149:
The Collen Rue; HIA 150:
The King of the Rath, or Ree Raw; HIA 151:
Renordine; HIA 152:
Drink to Her; HIA 153:
The Pearl of the White Breast; HIA 154:
The Return from Fingal; HIA 155:
Plough Tune; HIA 156:
The Blackthorn cane with a Thong; HIA 157:
Sit here, O Moreen, near me; HIA 158:
I'll make my love a breast of Glas; HIA 159:
Black Cloaks to cover Bobby, or The lament for Gerald; HIA 160:
Planxty M'Guire; HIA 161:
Lillibullero. Protestant Boys; HIA 162:
Paddy O'Carroll; HIA 163:
John O'Reilly, the Active; HIA 164:
Fairy Queen Carolan; HIA 165:
The Twisting of the Rope; HIA 166:
The Fox's Sleep; HIA 167:
The Young Man's Dream; HIA 168:
Molly St. George; HIA 169:
The Little Harvest Rose; HIA 170:
The Dear Black Maid; HIA 171:
Paddy's Resource; HIA 172:
Grana Uile; HIA 173: Ga3 6/8 5411 447L7L
The fair-haired Child; HIA 174:
Nora Creina; HIA 175:
Molly Macalpin; HIA 176:
Aileen Aroon (Robinson's Arrargement); HIA 177:
The Song of Sorrow; HIA 178:
Cruiskeen Lawn; HIA 179:
The Coolin (Robinson's Arrangement); HIA 180:
Alley Croker; HIA 181:
The Girl I left behind me; HIA 182:
The Little Black Rose; HIA 183:
Wooden Ware; HIA 184:
I will neither spin Tow nor Flax; HIA 185:
Drowsy Moggy; HIA 186:
The Last Rose of Summer; HIA 187:
The Flogging Reel; HIA 188:
Sarsfield's Quickstep; HIA 189:
The Peeler and the Goat; HIA 190:
Morgiana in Ireland; HIA 191:
The Humours of Castle Comber; HIA 192:
Old Truagh; HIA 193:
Shule Aroon (I wish I was on yonder Hill); HIA 194:
By the Feal's Wave Benighted; HIA 195:
Bob and Joan; HIA 196:
Miss Molly; HIA 197:
Peas upon a Trencher; HIA 198:
The Wearing of the Green; HIA 199:
Lamentation of Dierdre for the Sons of Usneach; HIA 200:
Third Series
The Dear Irish Boy; HIA 201:
Father Quin (Whene'er I see those Smiling Eyes); HIA 202:
Paddy Corey; HIA 203:
Thy Fair Bosom (Night Closed Around); HIA 204:
Cean Dubh Delish; HIA 205:
Were I a Clerk (You remember Ellen); HIA 206:
Avenging and Bright; HIA 207:
I would rather than Ireland (The Parallel); HIA 208
The Snowy-Breasted Pearl; HIA 209:
Lough Sheeling (Come rest in this Bosom); HIA 210: Da 3/4 1H765
1H741
Larry Grogan; HIA 211:
Planxty O'Reilly (The Wandering Bard); HIA 212:
Ah! Sheelah, thou'rt my Darling (Nancy Vernon); HIA 213:
The Dirge of Cardan (The Fair Maid of Wicklow); HIA 214:
The Green Woods of Truigha (Silence is in our Festive Halls); HIA
215:
The Penniless Travelers; HIA 216:
Moll Roone (Farewell! but whenever you welcome the Hour); HIA
217:
And doth not a meeting like this; HIA 218:/Oh! ye Dead (Plough
Tune); HIA 219:
The Tree in the Wood; HIA 220:
The Pleasant Rocks; HIA 221:
Dennis, don't be Threatening; HIA 222:
Dermot (Take back the virgin page); HIA 223:
One night in my Youth; HIA 224:
The Young May Moon; HIA 225:
Song of the Battle-Eve; HIA 226:
Strike the gay Harp (The Night Dance); HIA 227:
The Mountain Sprite (In yonder valley there dwelt, alone); HIA
228:
The Angel's Whisper; HIA 229:
The Banks of Banna (When thro' life unblest we rove); HIA 230:
Arrah, my dear Eveleen; HIA 231:
The Irish Washerwoman; HIA 232:
O! White Maive (O! Maebhi Gheal O!); HIA 233:
Cushla Ma Chree (Come over the Sea); HIA 234:
The Brown Maid (Oh! breathe not his name): HIA 235:
The Coina (My Gentle Harp); HIA 236:
O once had a True-Love (Through grief and through danger); HIA
237:
Macfarlane's Lamentation (Shall the harp then be silent); HIA
238:
Sheelah na Guira; HIA 239:
The Song of Sorrow (Weep on, weep on); HIA 240:
Paddy Snap (Quick, we have but a second); HIA 241:
Sly Partrick (Has sorrow...); HIA 242:
Planxty Irwine; HIA 243:
Jig Pulthogue; HIA 244:
Billy O'Rourke is the Bouchal; HIA 245:
Noch Bonin Shin Doe; HIA 246:
The Song of the Woods; HIA 247:
Youghal Harbour; HIA 248:
Kildroughalt Fair; HIA 249: Da 4/4 1H1H47 1H1H41
Oonagh; HIA 250:
The rocking of the Cradle (I sat in the vale); HIA 251:
Lady Maisterton (The Wood Hill): HIA 252:
In this village there lives a fair maid; HIA 253:
The Blackbird and the Hen; HIA 254:
Sunday Morning; HIA 255:
The Lamentation of Owen O'Neil; HIA 256:
John O'Dwyer of the Glens; HIA 257:
Dirty James, that lost Ireland; HIA 258:
Carolan's Receipt; HIA 259:
Domhnall; HIA 260:
The Leaves so Green; HIA 261:
O'Neill's Cavalcade; HIA 262:
The Beauteous Fair Molly; HIA 263:
The Market Stake; HIA 264:
Croppies, lie down; HIA 265:
The Priest in his Boots; HIA 266:
Coolun Dhas; HIA 267:
Captain O'Kain; HIA 268:
The County Tyrone; HIA 269:
Kitty of Oulart; HIA 270:
The Threadbare Coat; HIA 271:
Blind Mary; HIA 272:
Rory O'More; HIA 273:
The Lamentation of Aughrim; HIA 274:
Carolan' concerto; HIA 275:
The winnowing Sheet; Hia 276:
Oh! for the Swords of former Time; HIA 277:
Terry Heigh O the Grinder; HIA 278:
Planxty Sudley; HIA 279:
St. Patrick was a Gentleman; HIA 280:
Andrew Carey; HIA 281:
Soft mild Morning; HIA 282:
The Unfortunate Cup of Tea; HIA 283:
Paddy, will you now?; HIA 284:
Irish Molly O; HIA 285:
Sweet Portaferry; HIA 286:
All the ways to Galway; HIA 287:
The dear little Island (The Rogue's March); HIA 288:
The Short Grass; HIA 289:
The Humours of Millin-A-Faunia; HIA 290:
The Merry Warriers; HIA 291:
Saddle the Poney; HIA 292:
The Bottle of Punch; HIA 293:
Skiver the Quilt; HIA 294:
Miss Brady; HIA 295:
Yellow Stockings; HIA 296:
Cork City; HIA 297:
Larry O'Gaff; HIA 298:
Ned of the Hill; HIA 299:
A Spinning Wheel Song; HIA 300:
O'Neill's Music of Ireland, ONMI
brackets are my additions. O'Neill's Classified Index was
obviously derived from galley proofs and a few tunes escaped the
compiler of the Index, but are included here.
O'Neill's alternate titles are given here, since some of these
are the proper tune title, i.e., O'Neill identifies some tunes by
the first line or title of a song by Thomas Moore to a tune,
rather than the earlier title of the tune. I have not otherwise
separately listed the first lines of Moore's songs as alternative
tune titles, since I have included these in a separate 'Master'
list of Irish tunes. I have in the alternative titles listing
indentified those which come from Moore's songs, almost all of
which were identified by first line, rather than by title,
although a few, such as 'Eveleen's Bower' were known by title.
Enchanted Valley, The; ONMI 1:
Fare you well/ The sinners lament/ Weeping and mourning; ONMI 2:
The Little Heathy Hill; ONMI 3
Little Girl of my Heart; ONMI 4
Fun at Donnybrook, The; ONMI 5
The Dark Woman of the Glen; ONMI 6
Little Fair Child/ Pausteen Fuen (1st/2); ONMI 7
Little Fair Child/ Pausteen Fuen (2nd/2); ONMI 8
I could but I won't; ONMI 9
Friar's Hill; ONMI 10:
My Love is a band boy (alt. title, I'll marry my Johnny); ONMI
11:
I'll marry my Johnny (O'Neill, alt. title for My love is a band
boy, ONMI)
Red Haired Girl, The (alt. title, I'd roam through Asia) [Cailian
ruadh]; ONMI 12, 13:
Cailian Ruadh, see Red Haired Girl.
I'd Roam through Asia (O'Neill, alt. title for The Red Haired
Girl [Cailin ruadh], ONMI 12,13)
Seige of Troy, The; ONMI 14:
Raking Red Haired Pat; ONMI 15:
My darling I am fond of you (alt title, Then she sung most
charming); ONMI 16:
Then she sung most charming (O'Neill, alt. title for My darling I
am fond of you, ONMI)
Tieg Maire's Daughter (alt. title, I wish you were my darling);
ONMI 17:
I wish you were my darling (O'Neill, alt. title for Teig Maire's
Daughter, ONMI)
Catholic Boys, The; ONMI 18:
Protestant Boys, The (alt. titles, Lilliburlero, Orange and Green
will carry the day); ONMI 19:
Lilliburlero (O'Neill, alt. title for The Protestant Boys, ONMI)
Orange and Green will carry the day (O'Neill, alt. title for The
Protestant Boys = Lilliburlero, ONMI)
Monks of the Screw, The [Song commences 'When St. Patrick our
order created.' c 1880. See Croker's Pop. Songs for members of
this club, founded 1780]; ONMI 20:
Groves of Blackpool, The; ONMI 21:
Woods of Kilmurry, The; ONMI 22:
Mary's Return; ONMI 23:
Black Slender Boy; ONMI 24, 25, 26:
Rodney's Glory (alt. titles, Praises of Limerick) [See also,
Praises of Limerick, #354]; ONMI 27:
Praises of Limerick (O'Neill, alt. title for Rodney's Glory, ONMI
27, and main title for ONMI 354)
O'Connell's Lamentation; ONMI 28:
Fair Mary Mulholland; ONMI 29:
A lover of mild behaviour (alt. title, Costly were the robes);
ONMI 30:
Costly were the robes she [wore] (O'Neill, alt. title for A lover
of mild behaviour, ONMI)
Brown Thorn, The (alt. titles, St. Senus and the lady [Moore
song], Why do lovely virgins mourn, The bark is on the swelling
shore, The sloe tree); ONMI 31, 32, 33:
St. Sejanus and the lady (O'Neill, alt. title for The Brown
Thorn, ONMI 31-33, from title of T. Moore song]
Why do lovely virgins mourn (O'Neill, alt. title for The Brown
Thorn, ONMI)
Bark is dwelling on the shore, The (O'Neill, alt. title for the
Brown Thorn, ONMI, but see Bark is on the swelling shore= Black
Rogue, ONDMI)
The sloe tree, The (O'Neill, alt. title for The Brown Thorn)
Lucky Lover, The; ONMI 34:
John O'Dwyer of the Glen; ONMI 35, 36:
General Monroe's Lamentation; ONMI 37:
Good Morning Fair Maid (alt. titles, I'll teach you the way, Hide
and go Seek]; ONMI 38:
I'll teach you the way (O'Neill, alt. title for, Good Morning
Fair Maid, ONMI)
Hide and go seek (O'Neill, Alt. title for, Good Morning fair
Maid, ONMI)
Night before Larry was stretched, The; ONMI 39:
Port Gordon, see Gordon's Tune.
Gordon's Tune (alt. title, Mary of Ballyhaunis) [Port Gordon];
ONMI 40:
At Midnight Hour (alt. title, On a dark and lonely strand); ONMI
41:
On a dark and lonely strand (O'Neill, alt. title for, At Midnight
Hour, ONMI)
Pretty Girls of Ballymena, The; ONMI 42:
Gradh geal mo Chroidhe, see Bright love of my heart.
Bright Love of my heart; ONMI 43:
She's a daughter of Daniel O'Connell; ONMI 44:
Down by the river side; ONMI 45:
Barney O'Finnegan; ONMI 46:
Rory Dall's Sister's Lament [D. Dow's Collection, c 1775]; ONMI
47:
Shamrock Shore, The; ONMI 48:
Mourne Shore, The; ONMI 49:
Banks of the Black Water, The; ONMI 50:
Little Brother of my Heart; ONMI 51:
Castle of Dromore, The; ONMI 52:
Black Eyed Susan; ONMI 53, 54:
Thanksgiving; ONMI 55:
Sailing Back of Whiddy; ONMI 56:
I'll mend your pots and kettles; ONMI 57:
Parting Glass, The (alt. title, Good night and joy be with you
all, Good night all around); ONMI 58:
Good night and joy be with you (O'Neill, alt. title for, Parting
Glass, ONMI)
Good night all around (O'Neill, alt. title for, The Parting
Glass, ONMI)
Shule Aroon (alt. titles, Shule Agra, I wish I was on yonder
hill, Alone in crowds to wander on [Moore song to Shule Aroon]
hill); ONMI 59, 60:
Shule Agra (O'Neill, alt. title for, Shule Aroon, ONMI)
I wish I was on yonder hill (O'Neill, alt. title for Shule Aroon,
ONMI)
Margaret Sheehan (alt. title, My darling Coleen Fuen); ONMI 61:
My darling Coleen Fuen (O'Neill, alt. title for, Margaret
Sheehan, ONMI)
Fair Haired Girl (alt. title, Cailin ban); ONMI 62:
Cailin ban (O'Neill, alt. title for, Fair Haired Girl, ONMI)
Farmer Hayes (alt. titles, I'm now in the land of liberty, A fig
for all my foes); ONMI 63:
I'm now in the land of liberty (O'Neill, alt. title for Farmer
Hayes, ONMI)
fig for all my foes, A (O'Neill, alt. title for, Farmer Hayes,
ONMI)
Farewell to Ballymoney (alt. titles, Dear Irish Maid); ONMI 64:
Dear Irish Maid (O'Neill, alt. title for, Farewell to Ballymoney,
ONMI)
As we go about out work; ONMI 65:
Will they ever return?; ONMI 66:
My love has gone; ONMI 67:
Hugh O'Neill's Lament; ONMI 68
O'Carolan's Lament; ONMI 69:
Little Black Rose, The [Roisin Dubh]; ONMI 70, 71:
Roisin Dubh, see Little Black Rose.
Little Red Lark; ONMI 72:
Dear Irish Boy, The; ONMI 73:
Bog Blossom, The; ONMI 74:
My Own Young Dear; ONMI 75:
Widdow's Daughter, The; ONMI 76:
Kitty O'Neill; ONMI 77:
McLean's Lamentation; ONMI 78:
Bold Soldier Boy, The; ONMI 79:
Brave Volunteers, The; ONMI 80:
Boys of Wexford, The; ONMI 81:
They are gone; ONMI 82:
Brink of the White Rocks, The (alt. titles, The West's asleep,
The lament of the Milesians); ONMI 83, 84:
West's asleep, The (O'Neill, alt. title for, Brink of the White
Rocks, ONMI)
lament of the Milesians, The (O'Neill, alt. title for, Brink of
the White Rocks, ONMI)
Sly Patrick (alt. title, Has sorrow thy young days shaded
[Moore]); ONMI 85:
Stormy Voyage, The (alt. title, Captain Thompson); ONMI 86:
Captain Thompson (O'Neill, alt. title for, Stormy Voyage, ONMI)
For Ireland I'd not tell her name (alt. titles, The river Lee, I
am a disconsolate rake, Storeen machree); ONMI 87:
river Lee, The (O'Neill, alt. title for, For Ireland I'd not tell
her name, ONMI)
I am a disconsolate rake (O'Neill, alt. title for, For Ireland
I'd not tell her name, ONMI)
Storeen machree (O'Neill, alt. title for, For Ireland I'd not
tell her name, ONMI)
True love can ne'er forget; ONMI 88:
Coolin With variations., The (alt. title, Though the last glimpse
of Erin [Moore], In this calm sheltered villa, Oh! hush the
soft sigh, The Lady of the Desert); ONMI 89:
In this calm sheltered villa (O'Neill, alt. title for, Coolin/
Coolun, ONMI)
Oh! hush the soft sigh, (O'Neill, alt. title for, Coolin/Coolun,
ONMI)
Lady of the Desert (O'Neill, alt. title for, Coolin/Coolun, from
song of late 18th or early 19th cent.)
Burnt Old Man, The (alt. title, Georgie, the dotard) [an
sheandhune (sean duin) doighte. Possible relatives are
discussed by Bayard, The Campbells are coming, Mrs. McLeod's
Reel, The White Cockade, # 539]; ONMI 90, 91, 92:
sheandhune doighte, see Burnt Old Man.
Georgie, the dotard (O'Neill, alt. title for, Burnt Old Man,
ONMI)
Rushy Mountain, The; ONMI 93:
Have you been at Carrick?; ONMI 94:
Holland is a fine Place; ONMI 95:
Sleep on my Kathleen dear [From opening line of song in Poor
Soldier. "Fair Hills of Eirie O" (ONMI 370) or "Song of Sorrow"
in Bunting's 2nd Collection. In Walker's Historical Remains of
the Irish Bards, 1786, as 'Ailleacan Dubh O!' and 'Ullachain
Dubh, O' is probably the proper title. Moore's song to
tune commences "Weep on, weep on, your hour is past"]; ONMI 97:
The Fair
Hills of Eirie O; O'Sullivan, Songs of the Irish;
Cahirciveen (alt. title, The Cumberland's Crew); ONMI 98:
Cumberland's Crew, The (O'Neill, alt. title for, Cahirciveen,
ONMI 98, from American song)
Fair at Dungarvan, The (alt. title, Were you ever in sweet\
Tipperary) [Breathnach gives older title]; ONMI 99:
Were you ever in sweet Tipperary (O'Neill, alt. title for, Fair
at Dungarvan).
Barley Grain, The (alt. title, The frost and snow began to blow)
[Stingo or Cold and Raw]; ONMI 100:
frost and snow began to blow (O'Neill, alt. title for, Barley
Grain)
If all the young ladies; ONMI 101:
Pretty maid milking her cow, The (alt. title, The valley lay
smiling before me [Moore], I would I were but that sweet
linnet, The flower of all maidens);
ONMI 102, 103:
Maids of Araglen, The; ONMI 104:
Honest man, The; ONMI 105:
Lord Doneraile; ONMI 106:
Fill the cup; ONMI 107:
Dawning of the day, The [Not usual one of this title.]; ONMI 108:
Morning air, The; ONMI 109:
Kathleen O'Moore (alt. title, The rivers); ONMI 110:
Rivers, The (O'Neill, alt title for Kathleen O'Moore, ONMI)
Setting of the sun, The; ONMI 111:
Swift from the covert; ONMI 112:
Were I a clerk (alt. title, You remember Ellen [Moore]); ONMI
113:
My lodging is on the cold ground (alt. titles, Believe me if all
those endearing young charms [Moore], When the dove left the
ark, Duty and love) [Lochaber]; ONMI 114:
When the dove left the ark (O'Neill, alt. title for My lodging is
on the cold)
Duty and Love (O'Neill, alt. title for My lodging is on the cold
ground)
Twisting of the Rope, The (alt. title, How fair to me the hour
[Moore]); ONMI 115:
Hermit of Killarney, The [Song by Geo. Ogle, comm: "As on
Killarney's Bank I stood." In Croker's Pop. Songs of Ireland.];
MI 116:
Billy Burne of Ballymanus; ONMI 117:
Along with my love I'll go; ONMI 118:
It' a pity I can't see my love; ONMI 119:
Is not this pleasant?; ONMI 120:
Little Yellow Road, The; ONMI 121:
My Pretty Mary; ONMI 122:
Old Truagh; ONMI 123:
Erin my country; ONMI 124:
Of my love I was thinking; ONMI 125:
Bonnie bunch of roses; ONMI 126:
I saw thy form (alt. title, Domhnall. Title here from T. Moore
song.); ONMI 127:
Domhnall (O'Neill, alt title for I saw thy form, ONMI)
Banks of Banna (alt. titles, When through life unblest we roam
[T. Moore song], Molly asthore [No, this is Gramachree],
Shepherds I have lost my love [1st
line of Ogle's song Banks of Banna], Had I a heart for
falsehood framed [song in Poor Soldier, but tune is
Gramachree.], Oh! nevermore); ONMI 128:
Had I a heart for falsehood framed (O'Neill, alt. title for Banks
of Banna, but tune is Gramachree Molly, ONMI)
Molly asthore (O'Neill, alt title for Banks of Banna, but tune is
Gramachree Molly, ONMI)
Banshee's cry, The (alt. titles, How oft has the banshee cried
[T. Moore song],
The dear black maid. [This is proper title]); ONMI 129:
Dear Black Maid (O'Neill, alt. title for Banshee's Cry)
The dear black cow (alt. titles, Colly my cow ['Colly my Cow' is
English song in diff. meter], The peasant's grief) [This is
Drimen Duff/Dubh]; ONMI 130:
Peasant's Grief (O'Neill, alt. title for dear black cow, ONMI)
Soldier tonight is our guest, A; ONMI 131:
Ossian's Lament; ONMI 132:
Ned of the Hill (alt. titles, The young man's dream [This is
proper title], Col. O'Gara, As a beam o'er the water [T. Moore
song] [Ned was Edmund Barry c 1702, but this tune in not usual
one. See OMNI #382 for Bunting's slightly simplified]); ONMI
133:
Young Man's Dream (O'Neill, alt title for Ned of the Hill, ONMI)
Col. O'Gara (O'Neill, alt title for Ned of the Hill, i.e., Young
Man's Dream, ONMI)
Mountain High, The (alt. title, Two miles below Fermoy); ONMI
134:
Two miles below Fermoy (O'Neill, alt title for The Mountains
High, ONMI)
Four Leaved Shamrock, The; ONMI 135:
Little Bench of Rushes, The (alt. titles, On pleasant was the
moon, Bunch of Green rushes, [This] life is all checkered with
pleasures and woes [T. Moore song], The bark is on the swelling
shore [More than one of this title]); ONMI 136:
Oh pleasant was the moon (O'Neill, alt, title for Little Bench of
Rushes, ONMI)
Bark is on the swelling shore (O'Neill, alt title for Little
Bench of Rushes, ONMI)
Bunch of Green Rushes (O'Neill, alt title for Little Bench of
Rushes, ONMI)
Bright Black Rose, The; ONMI 137:
Luggelaw (alt. title, No not more welcome [T. Moore song]); ONMI
138:
Little Swallow, The; ONMI 139:
Margaret Lavin; ONMI 140:
Sloan's Lamentation; ONMI 141:
Humors of Carrickmacross, The; ONMI 142:
Chanter's Tune, The; ONMI 143:
I'm a poor rambling boy (alt. title, There was a young lady);
ONMI 144:
There was a young lady (O'Neill, alt. title for I'M a poor
rambling boy, ONMI)
Do you remember that night (alt. title, Sunny Glenagh); ONMI 145:
Sunny Glenagh (O'Neillm alt. title for Do you remember the night,
ONMI)
When you meet a pretty girl; ONMI 146:
Poor Blind Boy, The; ONMI 147:
'Twas on a summer morning; ONMI 148:
Rose without Hue; ONMI 149:
Willy Reilly; ONMI 150:
Soldier and Sailor, The; ONMI 151:
Kitty of Coleraine; ONMI 152:
Crossing the stream; ONMI 153:
Brown Maid, The (alt. titles, Oh! touch, dear maid that string,
Oh! breath not his name [Moore song]) ; ONMI 154:
Oh! touch, dear maid that string (O'Neill, alt. title for Brown
Maid, ONMI)
Brown Haired Boy, The ONMI 155:
Widowed Bride, The; ONMI 156:
Boys in the Gap, The; ONMI 157:
Rising of the Moon, The; ONMI 158:
Down by the old mill; ONMI 159:
How Paddy was fooled; ONMI 160:
Caves of Cong; ONMI 161:
Little Molly O; ONMI 162:
Kitty Quinn; ONMI 163:
When a man's in love he feels no cold; ONMI 164:
Irish Champion, The (alt. title, Muldoon, the solid man); ONMI
165:
Muldoon, the solid man (O'Neill, alt. title for Irish Champion,
ONMI)
Old Plaid Shawl, The; ONMI 166:
Old Leather Breeches, The; ONMI 167:
For freedom and for Erin; ONMI 168:
As I roved out (alt. title, Cold and rough the north wind blows);
ONMI 169:
Cold and rough the north wind blows (O'Neill, alt title for As I
roved out, ONMI)
Wild Geese, The [Gage or Gye Fane]; ONMI 170:
Sailor and a Farmer's Daughter, A; ONMI 171:
Love is a tormenting pain; ONMI 172:
Pretty Cuckoo, The; ONMI 173:
Maiden, The; ONMI 174:
Mower, The (alt. title, Conor O'Riordan's vision ['an Spealdoir'
mower or reaper. better known as Cuckoo's nest, Come ashore
Jolly tar with your trousers on.]); ONMI 175:
Conor O'Riordan's vision (O'Neill, alt. title for The Mower
[Cuckoo's Nest]
Humours of Glynn [Glen], The (alt. titles, Though Leixlip is
proud [song in Poor Soldier], A virgin wife and widow, The
groves of sweet myrtle [by Robt. Burns]); ONMI 176:
Virgin wife and Widow (O'Neill, alt. title for Humors of Glen)
Let us leave that as it is (alt. titles, Darby O'Leary, Galbally
farmer [Bayard2 #603 notes tune under Gaelic title, and adds
others, Rakes of Kildare, Barndoor Jig, Get Up Early, (ONMI
770) and offshoot hornpipe, The First of May.]); ONMI 177:
Dear Little Shamrock, The; ONMI 178:
Tossing of the Hay, The; ONMI 179:
Slieve Gallen; ONMI 180:
Little Black Rose, The [another setting, see 70, 71]; ONMI 181:
Sit under my protection; ONMI 182:
Kitty O'Hara; ONMI 183:
Charming Mary Neill; ONMI 184:
Foggy Dew, The (alt. title, I courted her for a long summer
season); ONMI 185, 186:
Skylark, The; ONMI 187:
Londonderry Air, see Londondery Love Song.
Londonderry Love Song [This is Londonderry Air, used for Danny
Boy. See G. Huntington and L. Herrmann's Sam Henry's Songs of
the People, p. 286, 1990, for history and traditional source.];
ONMI 188:
Geraldine's Daughter; ONMI 189:
O! Sweet Adare; ONMI 190:
She is far from the land (alt. title, Could the voice that I
loved [Title is opening line of Moore's song. Tune is 'Open the
Door to me Oh.' Song reprinted by J. Dick, Songs of Robert
Burns, p. 399. See same for Burn's amended version and
references to Irish works, and version of tune, SMM #584.
Proposal, The (He asked me name the day, I know that Johnny loves
me); ONMI 192:
Mollie McAlpin [alt. title, Moll Halfpenny (attributed to Wm.
Conallon, EB3 p. 70.) also Moore song, Remember the glories of
Brian the Brave, here; ONMI 193:
Come back to Erin; ONMI 194:
Bonny Labouring Boy (alt. title, The hat my father wore, Off to
Carlow I will go); ONMI 195:
Hat my father wore (O'Neill, alt. title for Bonny Labouring Boy)
Off to Carlow (O'Neill, alt. title for Bonny Labouring boy, ONMI)
Girl of the big house, The; ONMI 196:
Outlaw of the hills, The; ONMI 197:
Croppy Boy, The [not usual tune for either of the two songs of
this title]; ONMI 198:
Blackbird, The; ONMI 199, 200, 201:
Wheelwright, The (alt. title, Penal days); ONMI 202:
Penal Days (O'Neill, alt. title for Wheelwright, ONMI)
Minstrel Boy, The (The Morin [Moreen, this is tune title.
Minstrel Boy is Moore's song title], The lover's lute, Then,
soldier, come fill high the wine) [Moffat has pointed out that
Moreen is a woman's name.]; ONMI 203:
Lover's Lute (O'Neill, alt. title for Minstrel Boy = The Moreen)
Then, soldier come fill high the wine (O'Neill, alt. title for
Minstrel Boy)
Irish Nation, The; ONMI 204:
Thy Fair Bosom (alt. titles, Night closed round [Moore song],
After the battle); ONMI 205:
After the Battle (O'Neill, alt. title for Thy Fair Bosom)
Chieftain, The; ONMI 206:
Peggy Bawn; ONMI 207:
Lough Carra Fisherman, The [I am a fisherman on Lough Carra, EB3
68]; ONMI 208:
Lord Mayo; ONMI 209:
Boys of Carrigallen, The [Bung your eye, variant]; ONMI 210:
My Johnny Dear; ONMI 211:
New Year's Song; ONMI 212:
Good health to our friends far away; ONMI 213:
Black lettered list, The; ONMI 214:
Summer Evening; ONMI 215:
Alewoman, The; ONMI 216:
I love thee no more; ONMI 217:
When first I met thee [Moore song] (Oh! Patrick fly from me [Tune
title]; ONMI 218:
Oft in the stilly night [Moore song in National Airs to tune
identified as 'Scotch Air'] (alt. title, March to the
Battlefield); ONMI 219:
March to the Battlefield (O'Neill, alt. title for Oft in the
stilly night, ONMI)
Young Black Cow, The; ONMI 220: [Drimen Down Oge]
Humours of the Joyce Country, The; ONMI 221:
Stranger in Cork, A; ONMI 222:
My love is a lady; ONMI 223:
Place in thy memory [dearest. Index], A; ONMI 224:
Young Kate of Kilcummer (alt. title, The blackbird and the
thrush); ONMI 225:
Blackbird and the thrush, The; EB3 3:
Blackbird and the Thrush (O'Neill, alt. title for Young Kate of
Kilcummer)
Shady Groves; ONMI 226:
Wink of her eye, The; ONMI 227:
Tossing on the waves; ONMI 228:
Castle Hyde (alt. title, Let others breathe in glowing words);
ONMI 229:
Joys of summer, The; ONMI 230:
One Sunday after Mass; ONMI 231:
Miller's Maid, The; ONMI 232:
Lullaby, A; ONMI 233:
Saturday Night; ONMI 234:
Bally Patrick; ONMI 235:
As I roved out one morning; ONMI 236:
Young lady, The; ONMI 237:
Thou of the beautiful hair; ONMI 238:
Who are you; ONMI 239:
O for ane and twenty [Tam, Song by Robert Burns, SMM #355. Tune
there, as here, is 'The Moudiewart']; ONMI 240:
Charming fair maid, The; ONMI 241:
My fairhaired darling; ONMI 242:
Fairy boy, The; ONMI 243:
Man with the red cloak, The; ONMI 244:
I'll be a good boy; ONMI 245:
You never saw Rosey; ONMI 246:
Old Langolee, The (alt. titles, The humours of Ballamaguiry,
Smile on for thy young days [Sing, sing, music was given,
Moore tune was given as, The Humours of Ballamaguiry, or the
Old Langolee. See also, New Langolee.]); ONMI 247:
Humours of Ballamaguiry (O'Neill, alt. title for Old Langolee)
New Langolee, The (alt. titles, Dear harp of my country [Moore
song], Paddy Bull's expedition [Song by Wm. Collins, c 1790]);
ONMI 248:
Bride of Malahide, The; ONMI 249:
Maid of Selma, The [Not tune with the song, SMM #116]; ONMI 250:
Shepherd, The; ONMI 251:
Fairy Cobbler, The; ONMI 252:
Battle Eve, The (alt. title, Contented I am, Thy welcome,
O'Leary, Down in the meadow); ONMI 253:
Contented I am (O'Neill, alt. title for Battle Eve, ONMI)
Thy welcome, O'Leary (O'Neill, alt. title for Battle Eve, ONMI)
Down in the Meadow (O'Neill, alt. title for Battle Eve, ONMI)
Cruiskeen Lawn, The (alt. titles, O'Sullivan's return, The men of
'82); ONMI 254:
O'Sullivan's Return (O'Neill, alt. title for Cruiskeen Lawn)
men of '82 (O'Neill, alt. title for Cruiskeen Lawn, ONMI)
Brian the Brave [T. Moore song, to Mollie Macalpin, qv, #193];
ONMI 255:
When I crossed the valley; ONMI 256:
On a bank of flowers; ONMI 257:
Count not the hours; ONMI 258:
O'Donnell Aboo (alt. title, Our land shall be free); ONMI 259:
Our land shall be free (O'Neill, alt. title for O'Donnell Aboo)
Boyne Water, The (alt. titles, Song of the volunteers, The
cavalcade of the Boyne, Native Swords, As vanquished Erin
[Moore song]); ONMI 260:
Song of the Volunteers (O'Neill, alt. title for Boyne Water)
Native Swords (O'Neill, alt. title for Boyne Water)
Cavalcade of the Boyne (O'Neill, alt. title for Boyne Water)
Boy of my heart; ONMI 261:
Paddies evermore; ONMI 262:
Kate Kearney; ONMI 263: Kate Kearney [SS song with music, Folger:
The favourite Irish Air sung by Mr. Incledon to words by Miss
(Sidney) Owenson. Sold at M. Kelly's Opera Salon, Pall Mall (c
1802-11)]
I leave you to guess; ONMI 264:
Finnigan's Wake (alt. titles, The French musician, Doran's ass)
[Song attributed to John F. Poole in Blarney Comic Song Book,
Glasgow, c 1880-90. Air- 'French Musician']; ONMI 265:
French Musician (O'Neill, alt. title for Finegan's Wake, ONMI)
Doran's Ass (O'Neill, alt. title for Finnigan's Wake, ONMI)
Old Blind Bard, The; ONMI 266:
Old Beggerman, The; ONMI 267:
New Apron, The; ONMI 268:
Burn's Farewell; ONMI 269:
Church of Dromore, The; ONMI 270:
Fox and his wife, The; ONMI 271:
O'Reilly's Lamentation; ONMI 272:
Kilkenny tune; ONMI 273:
Achil air; ONMI 274:
Forlorn Lover; ONMI 275:
Green Woods of Truigha [I] (alt. title, Since silence is in our
festive halls [T. Moore song]); ONMI 276:
Little Mary Cullinan (alt. titles, The rose tree in full bearing
[song in Poor Soldier], I'd mourn the hopes that leave me [T.
Moore song], Maureen from Gibberland, Forgive the muse that
slumbered, Phelim O'Neill); ONMI 277:
Rose tree in full bearing (O'Neill, alt. title for Little Mary
Cullinan)
Maureen from Gibberland (O'Neill, alt. title for Little Mary
Cullinan, ONMI)
O Arranmore loved Arranmore (Kildroughalt fair [O Arranmore is
Moore song to tune Kildroughalt fair]); ONMI 278:
Kildroughalt Fair (O'Neill, alt. title for O Arranmore, ONMI, but
this is proper title)
My heart's full of joy; ONMI 279:
Silver Crown, The ONMI 280:
O White Maive; ONMI 281:
Gentle Maiden, The (alt. title, When the south wind blows); ONMI
282:
When the south wind blows (O'Neill, alt. title for Gentle Maiden)
While gazing on the moonlight (alt. title, Oonagh) [O'Neill title
is first line of T. Moore song to Oonagh, or Oonagh's
Waterfall, or The lock that shattered Una's piss, or Darby's
key to Una's lock. Burns song to tune is, with tune,
SMM #447.]; ONMI 283:
Oonagh (O'Neill, alt. title for While gazing on the moonlight)
Pearl of the flowing tresses, The; ONMI 284:
I will drink no more; ONMI 285:
My love is on the river; ONMI 286:
Down at the seaside; ONMI 287:
Old Cloak, The; ONMI 288:
On the mountain side; ONMI 289:
Green Shady Bowers; ONMI 290:
Bold Deserter, The; ONMI 291:
I'm sadly thinking (alt. title, The deserter); ONMI 292:
Deserter (O'Neill, alt. title for I'm sadly thinking, ONMI)
Jug and it full, The; ONMI 293:
Nancy my pride; ONMI 294;
Down among the ditches; ONMI 295:
Peeler and the goat, The (alt. title, Bansha peeler); ONMI 296:
Bansha Peeler (O'Neill, alt. title for peeler and the goat, ONMI)
Smile of Nancy Barlow; ONMI 297:
St. Patrick's Day (alt. title, Though dark be our sorrows [Moore
song]) [Bayard2 #633, notes many copies, including Legacy
version, but fails to note that the latter takes it title from
another song by Moore.]; ONMI 298:
Rambling Laborer, The (alt. titles, The girl I left behind me, I
love my love in the morning, As slow our ship [Moore song]);
ONMI 299:
Girl I left behind me (O'Neill, alt. title for Rambling Laborer)
I love my love in the morning (O'Neill, alt. title for Rambling
Laborer= Girl I left behind me)
Winter is past, The (alt. title, Curragh of Kildare); ONMI 300:
The Winter it is past [SMM #200. Song: Ebsworth printed an e
ighteenth century copy entitled 'The Lovesick Maid' in
Roxburghe Ballads, VI, p. 240, and noted another copy in The
London Rake's Garland (NLS, Lauriston Castle collection). Two
other eighteen century copies have been more recently
printed by Hollowell and Black in Later English Broadside
Ballads, (I) p. 127, as 'The Irish Lovers, and p. 152, 'The
Lamenting maid.' Glen, ESM p. 125, discusses Oswald's tune and
Irish claims. There are copies as single sheet song with
music.]
Curragh of Kildare (O'Neill, alt. title for Winter is past, ONMI)
I'm married one year today; ONMI 301:
My heart is uour slave; ONMI 302:
Hurrah! for old Erin for ever; ONMI 303:
Take hence the bowl [Moore song to 'Neapolitan Air']; ONMI 304:
Araby's Daughter; ONMI 305:
Norah the pride of Kildare; ONMI 306:
Threadbare Coat, The (alt. title, Boatman of Kinsaile); ONMI 307:
Boatman of Kinsaile (O'Neill, alt. title for Threadbare Coat)
Dermot [Moore's song to tune commences 'Turn back the virgin
page,' and the tune under that title is also given, #593.];
ONMI 308:
My dear darling (alt. title, Savourneen deelish, I saw from the
beach [Moore song], Tis gone and forever, Miss Molly)
[Farewell, ye groves, Poor Soldier. Bayard2, Appendix #38,
points out other printings and variants, ONMI #434; Tater/
Father Jack Walsh, #885; Garden of Daisies, #1797, 1798]; ONMI
309:
Banks of the Shannon; ONMI 310:
Banks of Lough Foyle; ONMI 311:
Winsome Widow, The ONMI 312:
Rejected Lover, The; ONMI 313:
Morning Sun, The; ONMI 314:
John White; ONMI 315:
Drimoleague Fair; ONMI 316:
Maid without a gown, A; ONMI 317:
Sligo Air; ONMI 318:
One wife is enough for me; ONMI 319:
Romantic Kerryman, The ONMI 320:
Lonely I'll be love without you; ONMI 321:
Open Window, The; ONMI 322:
Deception, The; ONMI 323:
Poor Old Woman, The; ONMI 324, 325:
Forlorn Stranger, The; ONMI 326:
Fill the glass; ONMI 327:
Do you mistrust me?; ONMI 328:
Bay of Biscay O, The; ONMI 329:
Blow the candle out, ONMI 330:
Green Bushes, The; ONMI 331:
Forget not the Angels; ONMI 332:
Lough Sheeling (alt. titles, Adieu my loved harp, Come rest in
this bosom [Moore], Bridget O'Malley); ONMI 333:
Adieu my loved harp (O'Neill, alt. title for Lough Sheeling, from
song in CIR)
Open the door softly; ONMI 334: Open the Door Softly; EB1 #15:
Fox's Sleep, The (alt. title, When he who adores thee [Moore]);
ONMI 335:
Catherine Tyrell (alt. title, Oh blame not the bard [Moore. Tune
is better known as Kitty Tyrell.]); ONMI 336, 337:
Kitty Tyrell, see Catherine Tyrell.
Streams of Bunclody, The; ONMI 338:
I'm weary of life; ONMI 339:
Girl from lower Ireland, The; ONMI 340:
I awoke from my dream; ONMI 341:
We met at the fair; ONMI 342:
Come along with me; ONMI 343:
Rocky Moorland, The; ONMI 344:
Boy from the top of the world, The ONMI 345:
Irish Lullaby, An ONMI 346:
Road to Hollyhill, The; ONMI 347:
Weary Maid, The; ONMI 348:
She's a dear maid to thee; ONMI 349:
Maid of Banbridge, The; ONMI 350:
Down by the ocean tide; ONMI 351:
Gathering of the Clans, The; ONMI 352:
Wild Irish Boy, The; ONMI 353:
Praises of Limerick, The (Song in Croker's Pop. Songs and
Mansfield MS. alt. titles, My name is Moll Mackey, Rodney's
Glory) [Cf. Rodney's Glory, OMNI 25]; ONMI 354:
My name is Moll Mackey (O'Neill, alt title for Praises of
Limerick, ONMI 354)
Rodney's Glory (O'Neill, alt title for Praises of Limerick, ONMI
354)
Sad is my fate; ONMI 355:
Boys of Glanlough, The; ONMI 356:
Mantle So Green (alt. title, I courted lovely Sally); ONMI 357:
Groves of Dromore, The ONMI 358:
To Limerick we go; ONMI 359:
Windy Height, The; ONMI 360:
Will my love be true; ONMI 361:
Beside a Silvery Stream; ONMI 362:
Bard of Armagh, The (alt. title, Phelim Brady); ONMI 363:
Phelim Brady (O'Neill, alt title for Bard of Armagh, ONMI 363)
Jolly Beggarman; ONMI 364:
I wish that I could go with you; ONMI 365:
Celia O'Gara (alt. title, The Kilrudery Hunt, Oh! had we some
bright little isle [Moore song] [Sheila na Guira, oft printed
in 18th century.]; ONMI 366:
Kilruddery Hunt, see Sheila na Guira
Sheila na Guiry, see Celia O'Gara.
James O'Brien; ONMI 367:
Dark Maiden of the Valley, The; ONMI 368:
Charles McHugh; ONMI 369:
Fair Hills of Eire O! [alt. title, Song of Sorrow (Moore),
Uailleacan dhuv O. In Poor Soldier for song Sleep on my
Kathleen Dear. In Walker's Historical Memoirs of Irish Bards,
1786.]; ONMI 370:
Song of sorrow, see Fair Hills of Eire, O.
Uailleacand Dhuv, O, see Fair Hills of Eire, O
Let other men praise; ONMI 371:
Ireland for ever (alt. title, I'm sick to the heart); ONMI 372:
I'm sick to the heart (O'Neill, alt title for Ireland Forever,
ONMI 372)
By the Brookside; ONMI 373:
Nancy's Branching Tresses; ONMI 374:
Father Quinn (alt. titles, Whenever I see those smiling eyes
[Moore], Breath not again that dreadful word); ONMI 375:
Arrah My Dear Eveleen! (alt. titles, Silent O moyle [Moore], Song
of Finnula); ONMI 376:
Sweet Molly; ONMI 377:
There's an end to my sorrow; ONMI 378:
Bright love of my heart; ONMI 379:
Once I was happy; ONMI 380:
Love for Love; ONMI 381:
Young Man's Dream (alt. titles, Oh, When that mild eye is
beaming, As a beam o'er the face of the waters [Moore]); ONMI
382:
Oh, when that mild eye is beaming (O'Neill, alt title for Young
Man's Dream from CIR, ONMI 382)
Blood-Red Rose, The [To daunton me (Scots)]; ONMI 383:
Parson boast of mild ale, The; ONMI 384:
Sixpence, The (alt. title, It is not the tear this moment shed
[Moore]); ONMI 385:
Jolly Plowman, The, 1st setting [2nd is Lowbacked car] (alt.
titles, Lowbacked car, Smiling Nannette, The brave Irish boy);
ONMI 386:
Lowbacked Car, The [see Jolly Plowman, ONMI 386]; ONMI 387:
Irish Exile, The; ONMI 388:
Mother's Lamentation, A; ONMI 389:
Red Fox, The, (alt. title, Let Erin remember the days of old
[Moore]); ONMI 390:
Whistle and I'll wait for you (alt. title, Since love is the plan
[Poor Soldier]) [O'Neill's title derived from 1st line of song
by Robert Burns, 'O, whistle and I'll come to you my lad,' SMM
#106. For references, comments and variants, see Bayard2 #183,
Glen, ESM, p. 93, 231. Bayard2 notes 4/4 version is 'Fife
Hunt.']; ONMI 391:
Eileen Aroon (alt. titles, Robin Adair [C. Keppel's song], Erin
the tear and the smile [Moore]); ONMI 392, 393:
Robin Adair (O'Neill, alt title for Eileen Aroon)
Maid of Templemore, The; ONMI 394:
Strolling Mason, The; ONMI 395:
Curse the laws that gave me cause; ONMI 396:
America lies far away; ONMI 397:
Oh! the shamrock (alt. titles, Alley Croaker, Through Erin's Isle
[Moore also, The Golden days of good Queen Bess, Unfortunate
Miss Bailey, The Hunters of Kentucky]); ONMI 398:
Alley Croaker (O'Neill, alt title for Oh the shamrock, ONMI)
Katty Nowlan [Cf. #652 Catherine Nowlan, which Bunting calls
Kitty Nowlan, but according to Donal O'Sullivan is Cathleen Ni
Houlihan]; ONMI 399, 400:
Croppy Tailor, The; ONMI 401:
White Bread and Butter; ONMI 402:
Dark Girl Dressed in Blue, The; ONMI 403:
Bantry Lasses; ONMI 404:
Yellow Gerron, The; ONMI 405:
Give me your hand [Da mihi manum, Neals' Celebrated Irish Tunes,
1724]; ONMI 406:
Da mihi manum, see Give me your hand.
An Hour before day; ONMI 407:
Fairy Rath, The; ONMI 408:
Turlough the Brave (alt. title, The river Lee); ONMI 409:
River Lee (O'Neill, alt title for Turlough the Brave, ONMI)
Pleasures of Life, The; ONMI 410:
Enniskillen Dragoons, The; ONMI 411:
Redhaired Man's Wife, The; ONMI 412:
Leather away with the Wattle; ONMI 413:
Leap Year; ONMI 414:
Loughrea Lasses, The; ONMI 415:
My heart is breaking; ONMI 416:
No longer can I stay; ONMI 417:
Mary O'Sullivan; ONMI 418:
Mountain Top, The; ONMI 419:
Ashtree Grove, The; ONMI 420:
Apprentice Boy, The; ONMI 421:
Morning Star, The; ONMI 422:
Girl I Love, The; ONMI 423:
My darling don't leave me; ONMI 424:
Banks of the Barrow, The; ONMI 425:
Bright Morning, A; ONMI 426:
House on the Hill, The; ONMI 427:
Tralibane Bridge; ONMI 428:
Daniel O'Daly; ONMI 429:
Banks of Claudy, The; ONMI 430:
Denis don't be threatening; ONMI 431:
Lord send the French without delay; ONMI 432:
Lament for Sarsfield; ONMI 433:
Beautiful Mary Mc.Keon [Savourneen Delish variant in 6/8]; ONMI
434:
Savourneen Delish, see Beautiful Mary McKeon.
Good Ship Planet, The; ONMI 435:
Curly Locks; ONMI 436:
Paddy Brown; ONMI 437:
Brigh Evening, A; ONMI 438:
girls that I have courted, The; ONMI 439:
Fill the Bumper fair (alt title, Bob and Joan) [Scots, The Keys
of the Cellar.]; ONMI 440:
Bob and Joan (O'Neill, alt title for Fill the bumper fair, ONMI
#440)
On Lough Neagh's Banks; ONMI 441:
James my Thousand Treasures [two settings]; ONMI 442, 443:
Tell me dear Eveleen (alt. title, On a green bank Mary was
seated); ONMI 444:
On a green bank Mary was seated (O'Neill, alt. title for Tell me
dear Eveleen, ONMI 444)
Mary with the amber locks; ONMI 445:
Within this village dwells a maid; ONMI 446, 447:
Brown Mallet, The; ONMI 448:
Down beside me/ Sit Down Beside me; ONMI 449:
Blue Eyed Maid, The ; ONMI 450:
Pretty Peggy; ONMI 451:
Molly my dear; ONMI 452:
Ceann Dubh Delis/ Black Haired Darling, The; ONMI 453, 454:
Tyrone Castle (alt. titles, Remember thee, The right road); ONMI
455:
Remember Thee (O'Neill, alt title for Tyrone Castle, ONMI)
Right Road (O'Neill, alt title for Tyrone Castle, ONMI)
Grave of Wolf Tone, The; ONMI 456:
I met her in the garden; ONMI 457:
Blackthorn Stick, The; ONMI 458:
Boys from Kerry, The; ONMI 459:
Cup of Gold, The; ONMI 460:
Sorrowful Maiden, The; ONMI 461:
My Bold Trainer, O; ONMI 462:
Grassy Green Pillow, The; ONMI 463:
Mowing of the Hay, The; ONMI 464:
It would not do at all; ONMI 465:
Mary my bright pet; ONMI 466:
Wearing of the Green, The; ONMI 467:
Johnny fill up the bowl (alt. title, Johnny I hardly knew you);
ONMI 468:
Johnny I hardly knew you (O'Neill, alt title for Johnny fill up
the bowl)
Death and the sinner (alt. titles, The night of my wake, Cold in
my coffin); ONMI 469, 470:
Night of my wake (O'Neill, alt title for Death and the Sinner,
ONMI)
Cold in my Coffin (O'Neill, alt title for Death and the Sinner)
Jane's heart inclines to me; ONMI 471:
Traveller, The; ONMI 472:
Castle Donovan; ONMI 473:
Peevish Child, The; ONMI 474:
Bird alone, The [This might stem from the burden of Thomas
Robbins' broadside ballad 'The Valiant Trooper and Pretty
Peggy,' with burden 'Inconstant Woman, true to no man, has gone
and left me bird alone' but is not the early tune associated
with the song. See Simpson, BBBM, pp. 337-9]; ONMI 475:
Johnny Doyle; ONMI 476:
Dark Lough Na Gar; ONMI 477:
Fairie's Well, The; ONMI 478:
Let us be drinking (alt. title, I can court the fair ladies);
ONMI 479:
I can court the fair ladies (O'Neill, alt title for Let us be
drinking)
Goat's Song, The; ONMI 480:
George Gubbins' Delight; ONMI 481:
Summer is come, The; ONMI 482:
Sweet Molly Malone [Song in Encyclopedia of Comic Songs, 1819.
commences, 'By the big hill of Howth']; ONMI 483:
Where are you going love? [I]; ONMI 484:
Grace O'Malley [i.e., Granuaile, but this is not usual tune];
ONMI 485:
Flowers of Erin's Green Shore, The; ONMI 486:
As through the woods I roamed; ONMI 487:
New Lesson, The (alt. title, The 'Read-a-med-aisy'); ONMI 488:
Read-a-med-aisy (O'Neill, alt title for New Lesson, ONMI)
My own sweetheart; ONMI 489:
Downhill of Life, The; ONMI 490:
White-Mountain Maid, The; ONMI 491:
Lovers' Discourse, The; ONMI 492:
Snow Storm, The; ONMI 493:
Christmas Eve; ONMI 494:
Siege of Rochelle, The; ONMI 495:
Light of other days, The; ONMI 496:
Peace of the valley, The; ONMI 497:
Killarney; ONMI 498:
Heart Bowed Down, The; ONMI 499:
Bold Dragoon, The; ONMI 500:
Emblem of Faith, The; ONMI 501:
Kissing thy sweet lips; ONMI 502:
Once more I hail thee; ONMI 503:
Sit around the Cheerful Hearth; ONMI 504:
Maid of the Golden Tresses, The; ONMI 505:
Streamlet, The; ONMI 506:
Groves of Blarney, The (alt. titles, 'Tis the last rose of summer
[Moore], Sad and luckless was the season]; ONMI 507:
Sad and luckless was the season (O'Neill, alt title for Groves of
Blarney)
Dissipated Youth, The; ONMI 508:
Black Haired Girl, The; ONMI 509:
Southern Breeze, The; ONMI 510:
Pearl of the White Breast, The; ONMI 511:
Snowy Breasted Pearl, The (alt. title, Open thy casement, lady
bright, from CIR); ONMI 512:
Open thy casement, lady bright (O'Neill, alt title for the Snowy
Breasted Pearl, from CIR)
She's as false as she's fair [Scots, 'Lads of Leith.' Title here
from R. Burns' song to it, SMM #398.]; ONMI 513:
Let the wind blow high or low; ONMI 514:
Whin Blossom, The; ONMI 515:
Buttercups and Daisies; ONMI 516:
Banks of the Suir, The; ONMI 517:
I'll make my love a breast of glass; ONMI 518:
Advice, The; ONMI 519:
Bush on the Hill, The; ONMI 520:
Mc. Farlane's Lament; ONMI 521:
Where's the slave so lowly? [Moore song to 'Sios agus sios liom'
= 'Sheen sheesh igus souse lum.']; ONMI 522:
I love you my darling; ONMI 523:
Gramachree Molly (alt. title, The harp that once through Tara's
hall [Moore]); ONMI 524:
You need not fear; ONMI 525:
Old Head of Denis, The (alt. title, Meeting of the Waters-
[Moore]) [Rakes of Kilkenny is variant.]; ONMI 526:
You stole my heart away; ONMI 527:
Charles O'Reilly; ONMI 528:
Where are you going love? [II]; ONMI 529:
Jolly Young Waterman, The; ONMI 530:
Maid of Lismore, The; ONMI 531:
Rosey let me in; ONMI 532:
Peas upon a Trencher (alt. title, The time I've lost in wooing
[Moore]) [from Aird's Airs.]; ONMI 533:
You'll not deceive me again; ONMI 534:
When Erin first rose; ONMI 535:
Fair Branch, The; ONMI 536:
Prettiest Girl of All, The; ONMI 537:
Flowers of the Forest, The, Irish Version (alt. title, I've heard
of lilting); ONMI 538:
I've heard a lilting (O'Neill, alt title for The Flowers of the
Forest)
Fenian Stronghole, The (alt. title, Avenging and bright [Moore
song to Crooghan a Venee]); ONMI 539:
Crooghan a Veene, see Fenian Stronghold.
Mountains of Pomeroy, The; ONMI 540:
Arran Air; ONMI 541:
Banks of Dunmore, The; ONMI 542:
Devil take the Wars; ONMI 543:
Maid of Castlebar, The; ONMI 544:
Young Womam's Lament, The; ONMI 545:
Granu Waile or Ma-ma [Melody only from EB3. See ONMI 485]; ONMI
546:
Rocking the Cradle (alt. title, I sat in the vale); ONMI 547:
I sat in the vale (O'Neill, alt title for Rocking the Cradle,
ONMI)
Banquet, The; ONMI 548:
My love will ne'er forsake me; ONMI 549:
Bashful Lover, The; ONMI 550:
Black Mathew; ONMI 551:
If the sea were ink (alt. titles, Ah! where is the vow, Lay his
sword by his side [Moore]); ONMI 552:
Ah! where is the vow (O'Neill, alt title for If the sea were ink)
Mr. Grumguffenhoff (alt. title, Can an Irishman practice such
guile); ONMI 553:
Can an Irishman practice such guile (O'Neill, alt title for Mr.
Grumguffenhoff)
Pulse of my Heart (alt title, Come over the sea [Moore song to
Cuishlih ma Chree]); ONMI 554, 555:
Desmond's song (alt. title, Oh! leave me to my sorrow); ONMI 556:
Oh! leave me to my sorrow (O'Neill, alt title for Desmond's Song)
Save me from death (alt. title, Awake the heart's slumbers); ONMI
557:
Awake the heart's slumber (O'Neill, alt title for Save me from
death)
Sweet Kathleen Machree [Comm. ' Oh! sweetly in St. John's keep.'
Copy of c 1870 has tune direction 'Good night and joy be with
you all']; ONMI 558:
Thou art gone far away; ONMI 559:
Old Woman Lamenting her Purse, The; ONMI 560:
Silken Cravat, The; ONMI 561:
He left us in sorrow; ONMI 562:
My heart is sore; ONMI 563:
Biddy is my darling; ONMI 564:
Fragrant Blossoms; ONMI 565:
This is not my sweetheart; ONMI 566:
Cock and the Hen, The; ONMI 567:
It is sickly I am; ONMI 568:
I dreamt of my love; ONMI 569:
Irish Hautboy, The [18th cent.]; ONMI 570:
Oh Sheela my love; ONMI 571:
Spring into the drink; ONMI 572:
When we were girls together; ONMI 573:
Girls of Our Town, The; ONMI 574:
Keepsake, The; ONMI 575:
Logan Water; ONMI 576:
Sheridan of Coolcanig; ONMI 577:
Fair Maid of Cavan, The; ONMI 578:
I pressed her to my breast; ONMI 579:
Bandon Bridge; ONMI 580, 581:
Night was Clam, The; ONMI 582:
When the crow crows it is day; ONMI 583, 584:
I'm lonely tonight love; ONMI 585:
Tall Slender Maiden, The; ONMI 586:
Liffey's Silvery Stream, The; ONMI 587:
Tipperary; ONMI 588:
Boys from Mullingar, The; ONMI 589:
Love's Young Dream ([Title of Moore's song, Oh! the days are
gone, to the tune of the old woman] alt. titles, The old woman,
Hark, I hear the ocean's sweep); ONMI 590:
Old Woman, The (O'Neill, alt title for Love's Young Dream)
I hear the ocean's sweep (O'Neill, alt title for Love's Young
Dream)
My little bag that was stolen; ONMI 591:
Have you seen my valentine; ONMI 592:
Take back the Virgin page [Moore song to "Dermott." Song and tune
of latter, identified as Irish song in D. Corri's Scots Songs,
II p. 8, c 1783, commences "Dermot loved Shelah well." BUCEM
lists a single sheet copy of c 1775, also identified as
Irish.]; ONMI 593:
Moonlight Ramble, The; ONMI 594:
Good Health to my Brown Maid; ONMI 595:
Celia Connellan; ONMI 596: [Bunting's]
Bend of the River, The; ONMI 597:
Dermot and his Lass [ Cf, One Sunday after mass, ONMI 231]; ONMI
598:
I'm asleep and don't waken me (alt. titles, Like the Bright Lamp
[Moore song to Thamama Hulla, where title is from Holden's
Collection], Erin, Oh! Erin, A soft mild morning. [Scots and
Irish Gaelic titles are given a variety of spellings. The title
"I am asleep..." is a translation of it. English title is 'Past
one o'clock on a cold frosty morning]; ONMI 599:
Erin, Oh! Erin (O'Neill, alt title for I'M asleep and don't waken
me)
A soft mild morning (O'Neill, alt title for I'm asleep, and
don't waken me, ONMI)
Emerald Isle, The; ONMI 600:
O Nancy don't you remember; ONMI 601:
Her Blushing Cheek; ONMI 602:
Beside the White Rocks; ONMI 603:
Fisherman's Song, The; ONMI 604:
Faithful Brown Cow, The [Druimionn Donn Delis]; ONMI 605, 606:
I leave you in sadness; ONMI 607:
Fair Ellen; ONMI 608:
Skipping through the Daisies; ONMI 609:
Fair Maid of Kinsale, The; ONMI 610:
Maid Without Dower, The; ONMI 611:
Flowers in the Valley, The; ONMI 612:
St. Patrick was a Gentleman (alt. title, The House that Pat
built); ONMI 613:
House that Pat Built, The (O'Neill, alt title for St. Patrick was
a gentleman, ONMI)
Doth not a meeting like this?; ONMI 614:
Sailor Jack; ONMI 615:
On a Cold Winter's Day; ONMI 616:
Sparkling Blue Eyes; ONMI 617:
Nora with the Amber Hair; ONMI 618:
Plow Boy, The; ONMI 619:
Oh Dear what can the matter be; ONMI 620:
Mary do you fancy me (alt. title, Quit not yet the shady bower);
ONMI 621:
Quit not yet the shady bower (O'Neill, alt title for Mary do you
fancy me)
My Darling Kathleen; ONMI 622:
Dermot my treasure; ONMI 623:
Morning Dream, The; ONMI 624:
Angel's Whisper, The; ONMI 625:
Lamentation of Owen Roe O'Neill, The (O'Carolan); ONMI 626:
Captain O'Kane (O'Carolan) [The wounded Hussar, The small birds
rejoice]; ONMI 627:
Wounder Hussar, The (O'Neill, alt title for Captain O'Kane, ONMI)
small birds rejoice (O'Neill, alt title for Captain O'Kane, ONMI)
Young Catherine (O'Carolan, [but can't be correct.]) (alt.
titles, As I went forth to view the plain, [Katherine Ogie]);
ONMI 628:
As I walked forth to view the plain (O'Neill, alt title for Young
Catherine, [Catherine Ogie] ONMI)
Young Terence Mac Donough (O'Carolan) (alt. titles, The moon
dimmed her beams, Once again, but how changed]; ONMI 629:
Moon dimed her beams (O'Neill, alt title for Young Terrance
MacDonough)
One again, but how changed (O'Neill, alt title for Young Terrance
MacDonough)
O'Carolan's Devotion (O'Carolan); ONMI 630, 631:
Grassy Turf, The (O'Carolan); ONMI 632:
O'Carolan's Concerto (O'Carolan); ONMI 633:
O'Carolan's Receipt for Drinking (O'Carolan) (alt. title, Planxty
Stafford); ONMI 634:
Beauty in Tears (O'Carolan); ONMI 635:
Morning of Life (O'Carolan); ONMI 636:
Fairy Queen, The (O'Carolan) (alt. title, Before the battle);
ONMI 637:
Before the Battle (O'Neill, alt title for The Fairy Queen).
Thomas Leixlip The Proud [Tho' Leixlip is proud. Song in Poor
Soldier to 'Humours of Glen'] (O'Carolan, but wrong); ONMI 638:
Bumper Squire Jones (O'Carolan) James Beard sang it, c 1744, in
The Provoked Wife, according to the Gentleman's Magazine,
1744, where song, tune and dance directions are printed. No
early printings contained any attributions for song or tune.
English tune.]; ONMI 639:
Young Bridget (O'Carolan); ONMI 640:
Princess Royal (O'Carolan); ONMI 641:
Eveleen's Bower (O'Carolan [certainly incorrect]) (alt. title, Oh
weep for the hour [Moore's song title and 1st line. [Tune is
'Pretty Peggy of Derby, O'/ The Dandy O/ Landlady of France]:
ONMI 642:
Dawning of the day, The (O'Carolan [probably incorrect]); ONMI
643:
Winnifred (O'Carolan); ONMI 644:
John O'Reilly the Active (Carolan) (alt. title, Oh! think not my
spirits are always as light [Moore]); ONMI 645:
Little Harvest Rose, The (O'Carolan); ONMI 646:
My Dermot (O'Carolan); ONMI 647:
Generous Woman, The (O'Carolan); ONMI 648:
Abigail Judge (O'Carolan); ONMI 649:
Young William Plunkett (O'Carolan); ONMI 650:
One Bottle More (O'Carolan); ONMI 651:
Catherine Nowlan (O'Carolan) [Kitty Nowlan]; ONMI 652:
Dermot O'Dowd (O'Carolan); ONMI 653:
Isabella Burke (O'Carolan); ONMI 654:
Blind Mary (O'Carolan); ONMI 655:
Planxty Johnston (O'Carolan); ONMI 656:
Planxty George Brabazon (O'Carolan); ONMI 657:
Planxty Nancy McDermott (O'Carolan); ONMI 658:
Planxty Madam Maxwell (O'Carolan); ONMI 659:
Planxty O'Rourke (O'Carolan); ONMI 660:
Planxty Dobbins (O'Carolan); ONMI 661:
Planxty Mary O'Neill (O'Carolan); ONMI 662:
Planxty Kitty O'Brien (O'Carolan); ONIM 663:
Planxty Burke (O'Carolan); ONIM 664:
Planxty O'Reilly (O'Carolan) (alt. title, The wandering bard
[Moore]); ONIM 665:
Planxty Mrs. O'Conor (O'Carolan); ONIM 666:
Planxty Denis O'Conor (O'Carolan) (alt. title, Wear with me thy
rosy wreath); ONIM 667:
Wear with me the rosey wreath (O'Neill, alt title for Planxty
O'Connor)
Planxty O'Carolan (O'Carolan); ONIM 668:
Planxty O'Flynn (O'Carolan); ONIM 669:
Planxty Sudley (O'Carolan) (alt. title, Oh! the sight entrancing
[Moore]); ONIM 670:
Planxty Charles Coote (O'Carolan); ONIM 671:
Planxty Miss Burke (O'Carolan); ONIM 672:
Planxty Fanny Powers (O'Carolan) (alt. title, The Invocation);
ONIM 673:
Invocation, The (O'Neill, alt title for Planxty Fanny Powers)
Planxty O'Kelly (O'Carolan) (alt. title, Fly not yet [Moore]);
ONIM 674:
Planxty Lady Wrixon (O'Carolan); ONIM 675:
Planxty Nancy Vernon (O'Carolan) (alt. title, Oh! Sheela thou art
my darling); ONIM 676:
Oh! Sheela thou art my darling (O'Neill, alt title for Planxty
Nancy Vernon)
Planxty Irwin (O'Carolan) (alt. title, Oh! banquet not [Moore]);
ONIM 677:
Planxty Toby Peyton (O'Carolan); ONIM 678, 679, 680:
Planxty Corcoran (O'Carolan); ONIM 681:
Planxty Hugh O'Donnell (O'Carolan); ONIM 682:
Planxty O'Neill (O'Carolan); ONIM 683:
Planxty Scott (O'Carolan); ONIM 684:
Planxty Tom Judge (O'Carolan); ONIM 685:
Planxty Lady Athenry (O'Carolan); ONIM 686:
Planxty Sir Ulrick Burke (O'Carolan); ONIM 687:
Planxty O'Daly (O'Carolan); ONIM 688:
Planxty Wilkinson (O'Carolan); ONIM 689:
Planxty Drew (O'Carolan); ONIM 690:
Planxty Drury (O'Carolan) (alt. title, Oh! will you sit in the
bower); ONIM 691:
Oh! will you sit in the bower (O'Neill, alt title for Planxty
Drury, ONMI)
Planxty Browne (O'Carolan); ONIM 692:
Planxty Lady Blaney (O'Carolan); ONIM 693:
Planxty Thomas Burke (O'Carolan); ONIM 694:
Planxty Maguire (O'Carolan); ONIM 695:
Planxty Sir Festus Burke (O'Carolan); ONIM 696:
Planxty Madam Crofton (O'Carolan); ONIM 697:
Planxty Edmond Dodwell (O'Carolan); ONIM 698:
O'Carolan's Farewell (O'Carolan); ONIM 699:
O'Carolan's Farewell to Music (O'Carolan); ONIM 700:
Doctor O'Neill; ONIM 701:
King of the Pipers, The; ONIM 702:
Denis Delaney [CIR]; ONIM 703:
Walls of Liscarroll, The; ONIM 704:
Pipe on the Hob, The ; ONIM 705:
Yellow little boy, The [II. This is not Galoway Tom = Buachaillin
Buee]; ONIM 706:
Guiry's Favorite; OMIM 707:
Gold Ring, The; ONMI 708:
Malowney's Wife; ONMI 709:
One-Legged Man, The [I]; ONMI 710:
Humours of Bantry [Bayard2, #444, gives alternate titles, Fire on
the mountains, Boys of Bockhill, Blackthorn Stick]; ONMI 711:
Off to the Hunt; ONMI 712:
Highway to Dublin; ONMI 713: [Gows Complete Repository, Gibbs MS,
c 1777.]
When sick is it tea you want? [Go to the Devil and shake
yourself]; ONMI 714:
Eaves Dropper, The; ONMI 715:
Kitty Magee; ONMI 716:
Saddle the Pony; ONMI 717, 718:
East at Glandart; ONMI 719:
Have a Drink on Me; ONMI 720:
Hag with the money, The; ONMI 721:
I know what you like; ONMI 722:
Night Cap [not Good Morrow to your Night Cap - Poor Soldier];
ONMI 723:
Maid at the Well, The; ONMI 724:
Sgt. Early's Jig; ONMI 725:
Nolan the Soldier [Bayard2, #540, notes it under alt. titles, the
Lass of Gowrie (also sung to 'Loch Erroch Side'), The Wicklow's
March, Paddy O'Flynn, and the Miners of Wicklow,]; ONMI 726:
Castle Donovan; ONMI 727:
Jackson's Freize Coat; ONMI 728:
Contentment is Wealth [Lumps of Pudding variant. Title seemingly
derived from R. Burns 'Contented with little.' See Bayard2,
#542]; ONMI 729:
Cherish the Ladies [Thought, attr. to Jackson in Goodman MSS,-
Breathnach. Cf. Humours of Capa, ONMI #779.]; ONMI 730: ONDMI
29:
Priest with the Collar; ONMI 731:
Kerry Cobbler, The; ONMI 732:
Welcome to Cork; ONMI 733:
Widow Brady, The [Title alone seems to have been taken as an
indication of Irish origin, and printing in Ireland of the
song. Widow Brady is the subject of the song 'The Irish Widow'
which commences 'A widow bewitched with her passion, Tho'
Irish, is now quite ashamed,' 14 line verses. BUCEM under
Vernon lists original printed score of 'The Irish Fair,'
1772, a comic dance entertainment in which the song is sung as
Epilogue, with the lyrics by D. Garrick. O'Neill's tune is not
that in 'The Irish Fair]; ONMI 734:
Basket of Turf, The; ONMI 735: ONDMI 32:
Kelly the Rake; ONMI 736:
Moll in the Wad [Song commences 'Miss Jenny don't think I care
for you', Hibernian Magazine, 1795. - BUCEM. B. Breatnach,
Popular Music in Eighteenth-Century Dublin, 1985, p. 4, quotes
a Gaelic expression from 19th century Dublin, and its
translation - 'the tune that killed the old cow.']; ONMI 737:
Merry Old Maid, The; ONMI 738:
Tim the Thatcher; ONMI 739:
Kilkenny Jig, The; ONMI 740:
Do yoy want anymore?; ONMI 741:
Friendly Jack; ONMI 742:
Storyteller, The; ONMI 743:
Galoway Tom; ONMI 744, 745 [Buachaillin Bui. Tune is called for
under this Gaelic title in Brooke's Jack the Gyant Queller,
1749]:
Buachaillin Bui, see Galoway Tom.
Money in Both Pockets; ONMI 746: Money in both Pockets; Longman
and Broderip's Second Selection..Country Dances,..p. 2, c
1790-91:
Nothing can sadden us; ONMI 747:
Father Dollard's Favorite; ONMI 748:
Tell her I am; ONMI 749:
Mountainy Boy, The; ONMI 750:
Miss Bruce; ONMI 751:
Kilkenny Girl, The; ONMI 752:
Visit to Ireland, A; ONMI 753: ONDMI 39:
Jerry's Beaver Hat; ONMI 754:
Templehouse Jig [(Walker) Jacksons Rowly Poly; OFPC2 101 -
Breathnach]: Templehouse Jig; ONMI 755,755:
Move up to me; ONMI 757:
Absent minded Man, The; ONMI 758: ONDMI 254:
Paddy Whack (alt. title, When history's muse- [Moore]) [BUCEM
puts single sheet issue of song 'Paddy Whack,' commencing 'Oh
Jenny agra, I've a story to tell,' at c 1775. Song not in
Paddy Whack's Bottle Companion, 1790]; ONMI 759:
Out with the boys; ONMI 760, 761:
Katie's Fancy; ONMI 762:
Neil Flaherty's Drake (alt. title, The widow's curse); ONMI 763:
Widow' Curse (O'Neill, alt title for Neil Flaherty's Drake, ONMI)
Paddy from Portlaw [Jackson's Drum - Breathnach]; ONMI 764:
Miller of Glanmire, The; ONMI 765:
Hare in the Corn; ONMI 466, 767:
Pretty Jane; ONMI 768:
Daniel O'Rourke; ONMI 769:
Get up Early [Cf. Let us leave that as it is, ONMI 177]; ONMI
770:
Old Woman tossed up in a basket, The (alt. title, Sweeping
cobwebs out of the sky.); ONMI 771:
Sweeping Cobwebs out of the sky (O'Neill, alt title for Old woman
tossed up in a basket, ONMI)
Penniless Traveler, The; ONMI 772:
White Petticoat; ONMI 773:
Red Stockings; ONMI 774:
Tobin's Favorite; ONMI 775:
Banish Misfortune; ONMI 776: ONDMI 53:
Wheels of the World; ONMI 777:
Kitty come over; ONMI 778:
Humours of Capa [Variant of Cherish the Ladies, ONMI 730, attr to
Jackson]; ONMI 779:
Blazing Turf Fire, The; ONMI #780:
Priest's Leap, The; ONMI 781:
All covered with moss; ONMI 782:
Book of Rights, The; ONMI 783:
Humours of Whiskey; ONMI 784:
Fiddler's Heaven; ONMI 785:
Humours of Bandon; ONMI 786: [Jackson's - Humours of Listivain
Dan Rogers' Jig; ONMI 787:
Night at the Fair, A; ONMI 788: ONDMI 63:
Darby the Driver; ONMI 789:
Ballahaboy Fair; ONMI 790:
John White's Mother; ONMI 791:
Tie the Petticoat tighter (alt. title, The bonnie Highlander.);
ONMI 792:
Bonnie Highlander, The (O'Neill, alt title for Tie the Petticoat
Tighter)
Humours of Tralibane, The; ONMI 793:
Connie the Soldier (alt. title, Humours of Abbeyfeale); ONMI 794:
Humours of Abbeyfeale (O'Neill, alt title for Connie the Soldier)
Out on the Ocean; ONMI 795: (alt title, Banks of Ahasnagh)
Banks of Ashnagh (O'Neill, alt. title for Out on the Ocean;
ONDMI)
Phillip O'Neill; ONIM 796:
Besom in Bloom, The; ONMI 797:
Courtney's Favorite [A Mr. Courtney is listed in the printed
score as the piper in Reeve's (and Shield's?) Oscar and
Malvina, 1790. P. O'Farrell claimed he was the piper for this
pantomime on title page of his Collection of National Irish
Music for the Union Pipes. Was this for a later production?];
ONMI 798:
Merry Old Woman, The; ONMI 799, 800:
Con Casey's Jig; ONMI 801:
Trip to the Cottage, A [Bayard2 #465, all refs. later than 1900,
but tune under this title in Riley's Flute Melodies, II, #63, c
1816. Also in Hardy MSS, #44, in The Musical Heritage of Thomas
Hardy, 1990.]; OMMI 802: ONDMI 74:
Slattery's Fancy; ONMI 803:
Old Man Dillon; ONMI 804:
Julia McMahon; ONMI 805:
Drive the Cows Home; ONMI 806:
Happy to meet you and sorry to part; ONMI 807:
Joy of my Life, The; ONMI 808:
Grumbliing Rustic, The; ONMI 809:
Humours of Bally Castle; OMMI 810:
Doherty's Fancy; ONMI 812:
Girls of Banbridge, The; ONMI 812:
Wellington's Advance; ONMI 813:
Shandon Bells; ONMI 814:
Pipers' Picnic, The; ONMI 815:
Hartigan's Fancy; ONMI 816:
Trip it Upstairs [O'Farrell's Pocket companion, with
differences]; ONMI 817:
Yellow Flail, The; ONMI 818:
Old Man's Delight, The; ONMI 819:
Blackeyed Biddy; ONMI 820:
Lame Crowley; ONMI 821:
Jolly Corkonian, The (alt. title, Hills of Glenorchy); ONMI 822:
Hills of Glenorchy (O'Neill, alt title for Jolly Corkonian, ONMI)
Willy Walsh's Jig; ONMI 823:
New Pair of Shoes, The; ONMI 824:
Boys of the Town, The; ONMI 825:
Petticoat Loose; ONMI 826:
Tailor's Thimble, The; ONMI 827:
Humours of Ballingarry, The; ONMI 828:
Palm Snday; ONMI 829:
Road to Lurgan, The [Identified by Breathnach as 'Wild Irishman/
Noran Kista.' See also #920]; ONMI 830:
Sheep on the Mountains, The; ONMI 831:
Our Own Little Isle; ONMI 832:
Straw Seat, The; ONMI 833:
Sergt. Cahill's Favorite; ONMI 834:
Flaxdresser, The; ONMI 835:
Races at Carrick, The; ONMI 836:
Orange Rogue, The (alt. title, Bunch of Clover); ONMI 837:
Bunch of Clover ( O'Neill, alt. title for The Orange Rogue).
Condon's Frolics; ONMI 838:
Idle Road, The; ONMI 839:
Billy Barlow; ONMI 840: ONDMI 102:
Merry Christmas, A; ONMI 841: ONDMI 103:
Will you come home with me?; ONMI 842, 843:
Gobby, O, The [late 18th cent. Also used as song tune]; ONMI 844:
Bay of Bantry (O'Neill, alt. title for Gobby, O, ONDMI)
Humours of Mullinafauna, The; ONMI 845:
Father O'Carroll; ONMI 846:
Rakes of Kildare, The; ONMI 847:
Tailor's Wedding, The (alt. title, skiver the quilt) [That in
Goodman MS called Jackson's maid in the garret?]; ONMI 848:
Skiver the Quilt (O'Neill, alt. title for The Tailor's Wedding)
My Former Wife; ONMI 849:
Sporting Bachelor, The; ONMI 850:
First Night in America, The; ONMI 851:
Best in the Bag, The; ONMI 852: ONDMI 113:
Maid on the Green, The; ONMI 853:
Stagger the Buck; ONMI 854:
Thrush's Nest, ONMI 855:
Rory O'Moore (alt. titles, King of Leix mmarch, Good Omens); ONMI
856:
King of Leix march (O'Neill, alt. title for Rory O'Moore, ONMI)
Good Omens (O'Neill, alt. title for Rory O'Moore, ONMI)
Highlander, The; ONMI 857:
Lanigan's Ball [In Blarney Comic Song Book, Glasgow, c 1880-90.
It includes another to tune 'Lanigan's Wake,' Written and first
sung by Wm. Carleton at Tony Pastor's Opera House, New York.;
ONMI 858: [alt title, At the side of the road]; ONDMI 118:
Hide and go Seek; ONMI 859:
Fasten the leg in her; ONMI 860:
Cliffs of Moher, The; ONMI 861:
Charley the Paymaster; ONMI 862:
Young Francis Mooney; ONMI 863:
Grandfather's Pet; ONMI 864:
Was't she fond of me; ONMI 865:
Old Nora (alt. titles, Nora Creena [oldest title], Hushed be
sorrow's sigh, Lesbia hath a beaming eye [Moore] ; ONMI 866:
Nora Creena (O'Neill, alt. title for Old Nora, ONMI 866)
Hushed be sorrow's sign (O'Neill, alt. title for Old Nora (Nora
Creena)
Butcher's March, The; ONMI 867:
Day after the Fair, The; ONMI 868:
Larry O'Gaff [spirited tune, dreadfull song. Tune familiar as
folksong tune.]; ONMI 869, 870:
Cat in the Corner, The; ONMI 871:
Charming Young Widow, The; ONMI 872:
Is it the Priest you want? [from Bunting]; ONMI 873:
Whiskey and Water; ONMI 874:
John the Blacksmith; ONMI 875:
Humours of Limerick, The (alt. title, Judy Flanigan); ONMI 876:
Judy Flanagan (O'Neill, alt. title for The Humours of Limerick,
ONMI 876)
Ballyhooley (alt. title, Hooley and Fairly, [Scots? song, Sung by
James Beard at Ranlegh, c 1745. BUCEM - O what had I ado for to
marry); ONMI 877: ONDMI 130:
Hooley and fairly (O'Neill, alt. [but earliest] title for
Ballyhooley, ONMI 877:
Bow-legged Tailor, The; ONMI 878:
Larry Grogan [Walsh's Caledonian Country Dances, c 1736. Also as
tune of English song on single sheet song with music, c
1735-50. Several songs to tune, and an excellent one
celebrating his piping is in Charms of Chearfulness, 1781, and
The Polite Singer, 1781, but doubtlessly much older than that
late date. Now called Coppers and Brass.]; ONMI 879:
Killashandra Lasses, The; ONMI 880:
Bryan O'Lynn; ONMI 881:
Active Old Man, The; ONMI 882:
Young Tim Murphy; ONMI 883:
Boiled Goat's Milk; ONMI 884: ONDMI 135:
Father Jack Walsh (alt. titles, Tatter Jack Walsh, To Cashel I'm
going); ONMI 885:
Tatter Jack Walsh (O'Neill, alt., but best known title for Father
Jack Walsh)
To Cashel I'm going (O'Neill, alt. title for Father [Tatter] Jack
Walsh)
Victor's Return, The; ONMI 886:
Tip the Cruiskeen; ONMI 887:
One before we go; ONMI 888:
Snug in the Blanket; ONMI 889:
How are you Kitty?; ONMI 890:
Silken Wallet, The [Mrs. Casey or Landlady Casey from O'Keefes'
song in Fountainbleu, 1784. Wide spread folk tune apparently
not noted previous to O'Keefe's song. For subsequent refs. see
Bayard2, #555, where the present tune is among those noted.];
ONMI 891:
Mrs Casey, see Silken Wallet.
Landlady Casey, see Silken Wallet.
Boy from the Glens, The; ONMI 892:
Behind the Haystack; ONMI 893: ONDMI 141:
Gallant Tipperary (alt. title, The young may Moon [Moore song to
tune he called 'The Dandy, O' apparently taking his title from
the chorus of a song in Robin Hood (O'Keefe/ Shield), 1790?.
The tune was known to be Irish then, but its original title
seems to be unknown] ONMI 894:
Young May Moon, The (O'Neill, alt. title [from Moore song] for
tune that he gives as Gallant Tipperary, but identification
incorrect, ONMI 894)
Jolly Old Man, The [Gaelic title perhaps more common, An sean
duin sugac. Scots, Bung your Eye]; ONMI 895:
Handy with the stick; ONMI 896:
House in the Glen, The; ONMI 897:
Jackson's Bottle of Brandy [Breathnach gives several other titles
for this tune: O'Farrell's Pocket Companion, Pay the Reckoning
Irish, OFPC1 17; Gow's Strathspey Reels, The Bottle of Punch
Irish, NGS3 22; Bobbing for Eeels, 1000 Fiddle tunes, p. 76.];
ONMI 898:
Jackson's Morning Brush [Breandan Breathnach, Popular Music in
Eighteenth Century Dublin, p. 35, 1985, stated that the first
appearance of 'Jackson's Morning Brush' was in the Hibernian
Magazine for Aug. 1778, and has quoted the dance directions
from it. However, the same dance directions calling for the
tune 'Jackson's Morning Brush' (tune not given) is among
several country dances 'for 1777' at the end of The Charms of
Melody, Dublin, 1776]; ONMI 899:
Jackson's Cravat [Breathnach found tune under same title in
Gough's Collection of Country Dances for 1802.]; Jackson's
Cravat; ONMI 900:
Kinnegad Slashers, (The alt. titles, Land of sweet Erin, The
powers of whiskey); ONMI 901:
Land of sweet Erin (O'Neill, alt. title for Kinnegad Slashers)
Powers of Whisky (O'Neill, alt title for Land of Sweet Erin)
Bannocks of barley meal (O'Neill, alt. title for Kinnegad
Slashers)
Rakes of Clonmel, The (alt. title, Boys of the Lough); ONMI 902:
Boys of the Lough, The (O'Neill, alt. title for The Rakes of
Clonmel)
Nancy Hynes; ONMI 903:
Farewell Sweet Nora; ONMI 904:
Jackson's Fancy [Breathnach notes tune as Stepney's Rant OFPC II
86. Source for O'Neill's title/attribution unknown]; ONMI 905:
Tatter the Road; ONMI 906:
Fat Man's Fancy, The; ONMI 907:
Young Tom Ennis [Bayard2 #601, cites several 20th century titles
for tune, one being 'One bottle more,' the title of an oft
printed Irish song of c 1775?, (lately attributed to Carolan)
but the single latescore of that title that I have at hand is
not O'Neill's tune. Bayard cites as variants in ONMI, Rambler
from Clare, #1009, and Banks of Lough Gowna, #1060.]; ONMI 908:
ONDMI 264:
Huish the Cat (alt. title, Dance light, for my heart lies under
your feet [Bunting's misspelled title, O'Neill in table of
contents gives 'Hush the cat.' Tune is actually Jackson's
Humours of Panteen]; ONMI 909:
Dance light, for my heart lies under your feet (O'Neill, alt.
title for Huish [Hush] the cat)
Joy be with you; ONMI 910:
Antrim Lasses, The ONMI 911: ONDMI 154:
Draught of Ale, A; ONMI 912: ONDMI 156:
Humours of Castle Comer, The; ONMI 913:
Off she goes [Probably not Irish. Wm. Chappell, Popular Music of
the Olden Time, II, p. 796, attributed tune to George
Macfarren, and I have found that I am not the first to
discover that the tune is earlier than Macfarren's time.]; ONMI
914:
Black Rogue, The (alt. titles, The Black Joke (wrong), Michael
Mulloy, Johnny McGill [Scots title], Shane Glas (apparently
wrong), Sublime was the warning [Moore song to Black Joke,
wrong)], Shandrum boggon, Come under my plaidie [H. MacNeill
song to Johnny McGill] [Tune here is Johnny McGill, but not
Black Joke, a bad title from Standford-Petrie]) [Bayard2, #625,
notes other titles, and other variants in ONMI]; ONMI 915:
ONDMI 302:
Black Joke, The (O'Neill, alt. title for The Black rogue, ONMI
915, but title is band one from Stanford-Petrie)
Michael Mulloy (O'Neill, alt. title for The Black Rogue)
Johnny McGill ([Scots] O'Neill, alt. title for The Black Rogue)
Shane Glas (O'Neill, alt. title, apparently wrong, for The Black
Rogue)
Sublime was the warning (O'Neill, wrong alt. title for The Black
Rogue, ONMI 915, from 1st line of T. Moore song to Black Joke)
Shandrum Boggon (O'Neill, alt. title for the Black Rogue)
Come under my plaidie (O'Neill, alt. title for The Black Rogue,
ONMI 915, from Hector MacNeill's song to Johnny McGill)
Ranting Rake, The; ONMI 916:
Blooming Meadows, The ONMI 917, 918: ONDMI 304:
New Cloak, The; ONMI 919:
Kiss me Darling [Identified by Breathnach as 'Wild Irishman/Noran
Kista.' see also Road to Lurgan, #830]; ONMI 920:
Wild Irishman, see Kiss me darling.
Noran Kista, see Kiss me darling,
Jackson's Rambles [source of attribution and title unknown, and
not yet noted under any alt. title]; ONMI 921:
Humours of Winter, The; ONMI 922:
Redhaired Hag, The; ONMI 923:
Fairhaired Boy, The; ONMI 924: (alt title, Bouchleen bawn); ONDMI
158:
Bouchleen bawn (O'Neill, alt., rather, untranslated title for
Fairhaired Boy, ONDMI)
My darling asleep; ONMI 925:
Goats' Horns, The; ONMI 926:
Kneebuckle, Thel ONMI 927:
Sod of Turf, The; ONMI 928:
Tenpenny Bit, The; ONMI 929, 930:
Fisherman' Widow, The; ONMI 931:
Wait Awhile (alt. title, Lady Weyms' Jig [Lady Nelly Wemyes's
Jig, GCR1 p. 25]; ONMI 932:
Lady Weyms' Jig (O'Neill, alt title for Wait awhile, ONMI)
Bridget McRory; ONMI 933:
Ladies of Carrick; ONMI 934:
Charlie Stewart; ONMI 935:
Jack-of-all-trades; ONMI 936:
Boys of Ballinamore, The; ONMI 93;
One Legged Man, The [II]; ONMI 938:
Barndoor Jig, The [Bayard2, #603, relates this to others
elsewhere and to ONMI #177, #770, #847, #1708]; ONMI 939:
Humours of Passage, The: ONMI 940: [as O'Farrell]
Ask my Father; ONMI 941:
Easter Sunday [Jackson's favourite, #22 in Breathnach's list];
ONMI 942:
Jackson's favorite, see Easter Sunday.
Jackson's Rolling Jig [Breathnach- Jackson's rolling pin, Cook's
Collection Favourite Country Dances, 1797]; ONMI 943:
When William at eve; ONMI 944:
Runaway Bride, The; ONMI 945:
Black Donald the Piper; ONMI 946: ONDMI 172:
Top of the Hill, The; ONMI 947:
Dandy Bonnet, The; ONMI 948:
Humours of Trim, The; ONMI 949:
End of the Day, The; ONMI 950:
Owen Malone; ONMI 951:
Christening, The; ONMI 952:
Bessy Murphy; ONMI 953: ONDMI 177:
Paddy O'Rafferty (alt. title, Drink of this Cup [Moore]); ONMI
954: Paddy O'Rafferty/ Padeen O Rafardee [Song, 'Paudien
O'Rafferty's Courtship', US3 49.]; NOONMI 954:
I do not incline [Bunting, 3rd Coll'n]; ONMI 955:
Gaelic Club, The; ONMI 956:
Bolt the Door; ONMI 957:
Market Town, The; ONMI 958:
Humours of Castlelyons, The; ONMI 959:
Dancingmaster, The; ONMI 960:
Farewell to my troubles [Bayard2, #623, notes a Gaelic and other
English titles]; ONMI 961:
Tongs by the Fire, The; ONMI 962:
Thief of Loch Erne, The; ONMI 963:
Paddy The Piper [Pat Murphy the piper in song commencing 'When I
was a boy in my father's mud ediface.' Charms of Melody,
Dublin, periodically issued, c 1795-1810]; ONMI 964:
Smash the Windows [Scots title, Roaring Jelly]; ONMI 965:
Scatter the Mud; ONMI 966, 967:
Priest and [in] his Boots, The (alt. titles, Paddy's trip from
Dublin, Larry O'Lashem [song], Bounce upon Bess , There are
sounds of Mirth [Moore]); ONMI 968:
Bounce upon Bess (O'Neill, alt. title for Priest in his Boots)
Larry O'Lashem (O'Neill, alt. title for Priest in his Boots, ONMI
968, from song)
Three Little Drummers, The; ONMI 969:
Unfortunate Rake, The (alt. title The Wandering Harper) [slightly
diff. from copy in Crosby's Irish Musical Repository, 1808, p.
158]; ONMI 970:
Wandering Harper (O'Neill, alt. title for The Unfortunate Rake,
ONMI 970)
Garryowen (alt. titles, Battle of Limerick, The bivouac, We may
roam thro' the world [Moore]) [Moffat noted tune from in
Harlequin Amulet, 1800 (printed?). 'Garry Owen' in Wm.
Campbell's 16th book of country dances, c 1801-3, adds
'Harlequin Amulet, or The Majic of Mona by Jackson of
Cork.' See Auld Bessy in Aird's Airs]; ONMI 971:
Battle of Limerick (O'Neill, alt. title for Garryowen, ONMI 971)
The bivouac (O'Neill, alt. title for Garryowen, ONMI 971)
Holly Tree, The; ONMI 972:
Limerick Tinker, The; ONMI 973:
Boy from the Mountain, The; ONMI 974:
Woodcock, The ONMI 975:
Threshing the Barley; ONMI 976:
Dunmanway Lasses; ONMI 977:
Boys of Ballinafad, The; ONMI 978:
Bucks of Westmeath [oft pted. from late 18th cent.]; ONMI 979:
Beauties of Ireland; ONMI 980:
Shor Grass, The; ONMI 981:
Miss Monroe's Jig; ONMI 982:
Spotted Cow, The; ONMI 983:
Daniel of the Sun (alt. titles, Tady you Gander [Moore's title
for tune, untraced], 'Tis sweet to think [Moore's song], Bully
for you, The leg of a duck) [perhaps better known under its
title in Gaelic, Donald Na Grena/Graena.]; ONMI 984:
Tady you Gander (O'Neill, alt. title for Daniel of the Sun, ONMI
984, from T. Moore's title for tune)
Bully for you (O'Neill, alt. title for Daniel of the Sun, Donald
na Grena, ONMI 984)
She is the girl that can do it, see Daniel of the Sun, Daniel na
Grena, ONMI 984)
Leg of a duck (O'Neill, alt. title for Daniel of the Sun, Donald
na Grena, ONMI 984)
Biddy's Wedding; ONMI 985: ONDMI 201:
Paddy O'Carroll (alt. title, Bad luck to this marching) [title
obviously from a song which has escaped my notice, there are
several other songs to the tune. Breathanch said it appeared in
1770, but did not say where, (Popular Music in Eighteen-Century
Dublin, p. 3)]; ONMI 986: ONDMI 202:
Haste to the Wedding (alt. titles, A trip to the Gargle
[Dargle], Let brainspinning swains) [as '(Come) Haste to the
Wedding = Rural Felicity' this has continued popular since it
appeared in the pantomime 'The Elopement,' 1767, but the tune
was published about 1759-60. by J. Oswald in The Caledonian
Pocket Companion, Book 10, p. 8, under the title ' The Small
Pin Cushion.' Bayard2, #447, gives 21 traditional copies along
with notes. Tune was perhaps Irish, it is in Brysson's
Collection, 1791, as "Carrickfergus," and this title is in
Scots MSS of c 1768]; ONMI 987: ONDMI 203:
A Trip to the Gargle [Dargle] (O'Neill, alt. title for Haste to
the Wedding, ONMI 987)
Little House Under the Hill, The; ONMI 988:
Stack the Rags; ONMI 989:
Breeches Mary; ONMI 990:
Jimmy O'Briens Jig; ONMI 991:
I will if I can (alt. title, Up and awa) [Bayard2, # 494, cites
many variants and alt. titles, Up and waur them a', Boys of the
West, and others]; ONMI 992:
Up and awa (O'Neill, alt. title for I will if I can, ONMI 992)
Up and waur them a', see I will if I can.
Lock the Door; ONMI 993:
Green Sleeves [Usually only the first three of 18 verses of the
English song of this title, of 1580, are printed, undoubtably
since the rest are so dreadful. Surely the English song of 1580
for this tune is not the original. I suspect the tune is
actually Irish]; ONMI 994:
Miners of Wicklow, The [Bayard2, #450. See also this index, Nolan
the Soldier, #726, and note there for other titles]; ONMI 995:
My Brother Tom; ONMI 996:
Paddy's Resource [Hugh Shields cites a songbook of this title ptd
c 1798, (Popular Music in Eighteen-Century Dublin, p. 30), but
tune was printed in McGlashan' Scots Measures, p. 21, about
twenty years earlier (c 1778 and c 1781). Moore printed tune
as well as Kitty of Coleraine as that for his Ill Omens,
commencing 'When daylight was yet sleeping,' in A Selection of
Irish Melodies, 3rd issue, #5, (1810)]; ONMI 997:
Ellis's Jig; ONMI 998:
Before I was Married; ONMI 999: ONDMI 213:
Old Grey Goose, The; ONMI 1000:
Come now or stay; ONMI 1001:
Buttermilk Mary; ONMI 1002:
Connachtman's Rambles, The; ONMI 1003:
Father Fielding's Favorite (alt. title, Ella Rosenberg) [Tune is
in Vol. II of Riley's Flute Melodies, p. 28, 1816?, as 'Ella
Rosenberg']; ONMI 1004:
Ella Rosenberg (O'Neill, alt. title for Father Fieldings'
Favorite, ONMI 1004)
Father Tom's Wager; ONMI 1005:
Fishing for Eels; ONMI 1006:
Laccaroo Boys, The; ONMI 1007:
O'Gallagher's Frolics; ONMI 1008:
Rambler from Clare, The [Bayard2, #601, notes variants, Young Tom
Ennis, #908, Banks of Lough Gowna, #1060]; ONMI 1009:
Biddy Maloney; ONMI 1010: ONDMI 224:
Newmarried Couple, The (alt. title, Joys of Wedlock); ONMI 1011:
Joys of Wedlock (O'Neill, alt. title for, Newmarried Couple, ONMI
1011:
Tim Hogan's Jig; ONMI 1012:
Come to Dinner [Come to your dinner in Table of Contents]; ONMI
1013:
Jolly Joker, The; ONMI 1014:
Mixing the Punch; ONMI 1015:
Finerty's Frolic (alt. title, Bliven's favorite); ONMI 1016:
ONDMI 231:
Bliven's Favorite (O'Neill, alt. title for Finerty's Frolic)
Old as the Hills; ONMI 1017:
Long John's Wedding; ONMI 1018:
Lark in the Morning, The; ONMI 1019, 1020:
Kit O'Mahony's Jig; ONMI 1021:
Humours of Drinagh, The; ONMI 1022:
Gallowglass, The; ONMI 1023:
Fardown Farmer, The; ONMI 1024:
Northern Road, The (alt. title, stir your feet, Johnny); ONMI
1025:
Stir your feet, Johnny (O'Neill, alt. title for, Northern Road)
Old Horned Sheep, The; ONMI 1026:
Dick Sullivan's Favorite; ONMI 1027:
Sergt Stack's Favorite; ONMI 1028:
Ruins of Killmallock, The; ONMI 1029:
Mountaineers' March, The; ONMI 1030:
Top of Cork Road, The (alt. title, Father O'Flynn [from Greaves
song]) [Bayard2, #450, notes Kidson's and Moffat's comments.
Tune known as Yorksire Lasses, English sets date from 1779,
Irish from 1798]; ONMI 1031:
Hinchey's Delight; ONMI 1032:
Monaghan Jig, The (alt. title, The clay pipe); ONMI 1033:
Clay Pipe, The (O'Neill, alt. title for the Monaghan Jig), ONMI
1033
Mooncoin Jig, The; ONMI 1034:
Boys of the West, The; ONMI 1035:
Thatcher, The; ONMI 1036:
Bashful Maid, The ONMI 1037: ONDMI 247:
Barronstown Races, The; ONMI 1038: ONDMI 248:
Flitch of Bacon, The [Song of this title is also called 'Spruce
Mr. Clark.' From Wm. Shield's comic opera of same title, 1778?
Same title in The Linnet, 1831, is different tune]; ONMI 1039:
Paddy in London; ONMI 1040:
Angry Peeler, The; ONMI 1041:
Cook in the Kitchen, The; ONMI 1042:
Kitty's Rambles [to Youghal, O'Farrell]; ONMI 1043:
Humours of Dingle, The; ONMI 1044:
McArdle's Favorite; ONMI 1045:
Morgan Rattler; ONMI 1046:
Fisherman's Frolic, The ONMI 1047:
Wallop the Potlid; ONMI 1048:
Felix the Wrestler; ONMI 1049:
Put on your Clothes; ONMI 1050:
Frieze Breeches, The (alt. title, I buried my wife and danced on
top of her); ONMI 1051:
I buried my wife and danced on top of her (O'Neill, alt. title
for The Frieze Breeches, ONMI 1051)
Strike the young [rect. gay] harp (alt. title, The night dance)
[Jackson's Night Cap]; ONMI 1052:
Night Dance, The (O'Neill, alt. title for, Strike the young harp,
ONMI 1052)
Jackson's Night Cap, see Strike the young harp.
Night Cap, see Strike the young harp.
Connachtman, The; ONMI 1053:
Bunch of Roses, The; ONMI 1054:
Bold John O'Leary; ONMI 1055: ONDMI 262:
Humours of Cavan, The; ONMI 1056:
Humours of Cork, The; ONMI 1057:
Spinner's Lilt, The; ONMI 1058:
O'Reilly's Favorite; ONMI 1059:
Banks of Lough Gowna [see variants, Young Tom Ennis, Rambler from
Clare]; ONMI 1060:
Twopenny Jig, The; ONMI 1061:
Green Meadow, The; ONMI 1062:
Merry Maiden, The; ONMI 1063:
Blue Bonnets Jig, Irish Version [Blue Bonnets over the Border,
Bayard2, #234 = 'Billy in the Low ground, with alt. titles and
refs.]; ONMI 1064: ONDMI 268:
Field of Flowers, The ONMI 1065:
Jackson's Maid [evidently neither of two of this title in
Breatnach's listing of tunes attributed to Jackson]; ONMI 1066:
Butcher's Cave, The; ONMI 1067:
Drink and be Merry; ONMI 1068:
Little Grey Church, The; ONMI 1069:
Kilfinane Jig, The; ONMI 1070:
Maguire's Kick; ONMI 1071:
Walk out of it Hogan; ONMI 1072:
Boys of Coomanore, The; ONMI 1073:
Barefoot Boy, The; ONMI 1074: ONDMI 276:
Doctor O'Halloran; ONMI 1075:
Jack Loughlin; ONMI 1076:
Onehorned Cow, The; ONMI 1077:
Glens of Mayo, The; ONMI 1078:
What ails you?; ONMI 1079:
Spring Well, The; ONMI 1080:
Humours of Ballinafauna [Jackson's Coge in the Morning Irish
(O'Farrells Pocket Companion), #16 in Breathnach's list of tunes
attributed to Jackson]; ONMI 1081:
Kiss me sweetheart; ONMI 1082:
I'll neither spin nor weave; ONMI 1083:
Sweet Biddy Daly (alt. title, An Irishman's love = An Irishman's
Heart to the Ladies, a song by Cherry); ONMI 1084:, ONDMI 278:
Irishman's love, An (O'Neill, alt. title for, Sweet Biddy Daly,
ONMI 1084)
Geese in the Bog, The; ONMI 1085:
Going to Donnybrook; ONMI 1086:
Wallop the spot; ONMI 1087:
House in the Glen, The; ONMI 1088:
Take it Easy; ONMI 1089:
Kitty of Oulart [Jackson's Frolic, #496 of Vol. III of Aird's
Airs, #53 in Breathnach's list of tunes attributed to Jackson.
Breathnach does not note copies in Brysson's Curious
Collection, or Murphy's Jigs and Airs. It is elsewhere pointed
out that one of the strains in O'Neill's tune was added from a
floating one of no title]; ONMI 1090:
Jackson's Frolic, see Kitty of Oulart.
Get up old woman, and shake yourself; ONMI 1091:
Strop the Razor; ONMI 1092, 1093:
Miss Casey; ONMI 1094:
Child of my Heart; ONMI 1095:
Man who died and rose again, The; ONMI 1096:
Humours of Ballydehob, The; ONMI 1097:
Luck Penny, The; ONMI 1098:
Blarney Pilgrim, The; ONMI 1099: ONDMI 291:
Dairy Maid, The; ONMI 1100, 1101:
How much has she got? ONMI 1102:
Rivals, The ONMI 1103:
Come in from the rain; ONMI 1104:
All Alive [attributed to O'Carolan]; ONMI 1105: ONDMI 295:
Barney O'Neill; ONMI 1106: ONDMI 296:
Johnny the Jumper; ONMI 1107:
Paddy "Go Easy" [Mrs. McLeod's Reel, Bayard2 #249]; ONMI 1108:
Be easy, you rogue!; ONMI 1109:
Gillan's Apples [This is O'Farrell's Apples in Winter]; ONMI
1110:
Apples in Winter [I], see Gillan's Apples.
Apples in Winter [II, Not that also called Jackson's favorite and
Easter Sunday, qv]; ONMI 1111: ONDMI 300:
Crabs in the skillet; ONMI 1112: F 7b 6/8 2624 6563
Knocknagow; ONMI 1113:
Behind the Bush in the Garden (alt. title, We have no king but
Charley) [Wha'll be King but Charlie, #136 in S. Fraser's Airs
and Melodies Peculiar to the Highlands of Scotland, 1816.
Frasier noted that the tune was know in Ireland, but did not
mention its title there. Bayard2, #557, cites other titles and
later printings, but no early copies of 'Behind the Bush in the
Garden,']; ONMI 1114:
Gudgeon of Maurice's Car, The; ONMI 1115:
Rocky Road to Dublin, The; ONMI 1116:
Hardyman the Fiddler; ONMI 1117;
Swaggering Jig, The (alt. title, Oh the marriage); ONMI 1118:
Oh the Marriage (O'Neill, alt. title for the Swaggering Jig)
Light and Airy!; ONMI 1119:
Tea in the Morning; ONMI 1120:
Will you come down to Limerick?; ONMI 1121, 1122:
Blast of Wind, A; ONMI 1123:
Humours of Ballumanus, The; ONMI 1124:
Roudleum (alt. title, Roll the world, as it will) [Roodulum in
Wm. Campbell's 14th book of Country Dances, c 1799, p. 21, also
there arranged as medley with Jackson's Dream;; ONMI 1125,
1126:
Roll the world, as it will (O'Neill, alt. title for, Roudleum)
Merry Tailor, The; ONMI 1127:
Baltiorum [title probably corrupt Gaelic]; ONMI 1128:
Blind Billy; ONMI 1129:
Yellow Legs; ONMI 1130:
Give us a drink of water; ONMI 1131:
My mind will never be 'aisy'; ONMI 1132:
Will you come in?; ONMI 1133:
Boys of Ballysadare, The; ONMI 1134:
Wild Colt, The; ONMI 1135:
Whack at the Whigs, A (alt. title, Leather the whig); ONMI 1136:
Leather the Whig (O'Neill, alt, title for, A Whack at the Whigs,
ONMI 1136)
Irish Girl, The; ONMI 1137:
Sir Phillip McHugh; ONMI 1138:
Terry heigh ho the Grinder (alt. title, It's little for glory I
care); ONMI 1139, 1140:
Silvermore; ONMI 1141:
Top the Candle!; ONMI 1142:
Paddy now won't you be easy?; ONMI 1143:
Ellen O'Grady; ONMI 1144:
Barney O'Bralligan; ONMI 1145:
Funny Mistake; ONMI 1146:
Dever, the Dancer; ONMI 1147:
Tipperary Hills; ONMI 1148:
Jack on the Green [a generic title!]; ONMI 1149:
Here's a good health to the piper; ONMI 1150:
I'm the boy for bewitching them [correction, 'I was the boy,'
etc. Song in Crosby's Irish Musical Repository, 1808. Said to
be from play Matrimony, 1804]; ONMI 1151:
Reaping the Rye; ONMI 1152:
Hunting the Hare; ONMI 1153:
Melancholy Martin; ONMI 1154:
Kid on the Mountain, The; ONMI 1155:
Bunch of Haws, A; ONMI 1156:
Riding a Mile [cross references under Family 1.]; ONMI 1157,
1157:
Don't leave me alone; ONMI 1159:
Up and down again; ONMI 1160:
Biddy from Limerick; ONMI 1161:
Hills of Ireland, The; ONMI 1162:
Another jig will do!; ONMI 1163:
Dublin Streets; ONMI 1164:
Dress he out in fine clothes; ONMI 1165:
Jerry Houlihan [See Family 1]; ONMI 1166:
Crow's Nest, The; ONMI 1167:
Magowan's Jig; ONMI 1168:
Moll Roe (alt. titles, One bumper at parting, The Munsterman's
flattery, The market stake [incorrect]) [called for as song
tune in 1749 and 1777, but I have seen no copy of tune before
untitled set in The Poor Soldier, for a song commencing 'Tho'
late I was plump, round, & jolly.' This was in two Irish
magazines with the tune in 1785.]; ONMI 1169:
Road to Athlone, The ONMI 1170:
Gurty's Frolics; ONMI 1171:
Come upstairs with me; ONMI 1172:
Johnny O'Shea; ONMI 1173:
Fig for a Kiss, A [?A Feg for a kiss; Bremner's Reels]; ONMI
1174:
Paddy O'Snap (alt. title, Quick, we have but a second [Moore];
ONMI 1175:
Girl who broke my heart, The:ONMI 1176:
Humors of Westport, the ; ONMI 1177:
Broken Pledge, The; ONMI 1178:
Repeal of the Union; ONMI 1179:
Milliner's Daughter, The; ONMI 1180:
Paddy Ryan's Dream; ONMI 1181, 1182:
Music in the Glen; ONMI 1183:
Peeler's Jacket, The (alt. title, Flannel Jacket); ONMI 1184:
Flannel Jacket (O'Neill, alt. title for, Peeler's Jacket)
Silver Tip, The; ONMI 1185:
Bank of Ireland, The; ONMI 1186:
Take your Choice; ONMI 1187:
All Hands Around; ONMI 1188:
Avonmore, The (alt. title, The Blackwater); ONMI 1189:
Blackwater (O'Neill, alt. title for, Avonmore, ONMI 1189)
Bantry Lasses, The ; ONMI 1190:
Morning Star, The; ONMI 1191:
Big Pat's Reel; ONMI 1192:
Merry Days of Easter, The; ONMI 1193:
My Maryanne; ONMI 1194:
Leave my Way; ONMI 1195:
Rainy Day, A [Cf ONMI 1555]; ONMI 1196:
Miss Crawford; ONMI 1197:
Lame Fisherman, The; ONMI 1197:
Bucks of Oranmore, The; ONMI 1199:
Pleasures of Home, the; ONMI 1200:
Mourne Mountains, The; ONMI 1201:
Bunch of Green Rushes, The; ONMI 1202:
Spinning Wheel, The; ONMI 1203:
Maude Miller; ONMI 1204:
Green Mountain, The; ONMI 1205:
Fogging [Flaggon] Reel, The; ONMI 1206:
Kate Kelly's Fancy; ONMI 1207:
New Demesne, The ; ONMI 1208, 1209:
Miss McDonald [Not Miss Flora McDonald's Reel]; ONMI 1210:
Buckley's Fancy; ONMI 1211:
Vraig's Reel; ONMI 1212:
Shehan's Reel; ONMI 1213:
First Month of Summer, The; ONMI 1214
Bloom of Youth, The; ONMI 1215:
Johnny's Wedding; ONMI 1216:
Youngest Daughter, The; ONMI 1217:
Star of Munster, The; ONMI 1218:
Macroom Lasses, The; ONMI 1219:
My love is fair and handsome; ONMI 1220:
Kitty Losty's Reel; ONMI 1221:
Captain O'Neill (alt. title, Charms of music); ONMI 1222:
Charms of Music (O'Neill, alt. title for, Captain O'Neill)
Chorus Reel, The; ONMI 1223:
Toss the Feather; ONMI 1224, 1225:
Carrigaline; ONMI 1226:
Boys of Ballinchalla, The; ONMI 1227:
Bright May Morning, A; ONMI 1228:
Ewe Reel, The; ONMI 1229:
Templehouse, The [Reel]; ONMI 1230:
Messenger, The; ONMI 1231:
Day we Paid the Rent, The; ONMI 1232:
You never saw her equal; ONMI 1233:
Over the Bridge to Peggy; ONMI 1234:
Ladies' Pantalettes, The; ONMI 1235:
Jim Moore's Fancy; ONMI 1236:
Twin Brothers, The; ONMI 1237:
Flower of the Flock, The; ONMI 1238:
Jolly Journeyman, The; ONMi 1239:
Green Fields of America (alt title, Charming Mollie Brallaghan);
ONMI 1240:
Boyne Hunt, The [Jig of this title in OFPC]; ONMI 1241:
Bush in Bloom, The ONMI 1242:
Mountain Lark, The; ONMI 1443, 1244:
Peggy on the Settle (alt. titles, Kitty Clover, Boil the
Breakfast Early); ONMI 1245:
Kitty Clove (O'Neill, alt. title for, Peggy on the Settle, ONMI
1245)
Boil the Breakfast Early (O'Neill, alt. title for, Peggy on the
Settle, ONMI 1245).
Colonel Fraser; ONMI 1246:
Five Leaved Clover, The; ONMI 1247:
Clock in the Steeple, The; ONMI 1248:
Boys of Portaferry, The ONMI 1249:
New Road, The; ONMI 1250:
Come to the dance; ONMI 1251:
Gooseberry Bush, The; ONMI 1252:
Annie O'Neill; ONMI 1253:
Bridget McBride; ONMI 1254:
Tear the Calico; ONMI 1255:
Mary Grace; ONMI 1256:
Dillon Brown; ONMI 1257:
Miller's Maid, The; ONMI 1258:
Green Branch, The; ONMI 1259:
Colonel Hopkins; ONMI 1260:
Far from Shore; ONMI 1261:
Green Linnet, The; ONMI 1262:
Colonel Rodney; ONMI 1263:
Ships are Sailing, The; ONMI 1264:
John O'Neill's Reel; ONMI 1265:
Miss Thornton's Reel; ONMI 1266:
Merry Sisters, The; ONMI 1267:
Swallow's Tail, The; ONMI 1268:
Jennie rock the Cradle; ONMI 1269:
Daisey Field, The; ONMI 1270:
Tom Steele; ONMI 1271:
Dillon's Fancy; ONMI 1272:
Sligo Chorus, The; ONMI 1273:
Dogs among the Bushes, The; ONMI 1274:
Peter Kennedy's Fancy; ONMI 1275:
Curragh Races, The; ONMI 1276:
Bonnie Kate; ONMI 1277:
London Lasses; ONMI 1278:
Ha'penny for a Cotton Ball, A; ONMI 1279:
Goldfinch, The; ONMI 1280:
Follow me down to Carlow [Breathnach, CRE, I, #107, D. Dow's
Bonnie Annie]; ONMI 1281, 1282:
Dan McCarthy's Fancy; ONMI 1283:
Musical Priest; ONMI 1284:
Ballinasloe Fair; ONMI 1285:
Christening, The; ONMI 1286:
O'Dwyer's Reel; ONMI 1287:
Miller's Daughter, The; ONMI 1288:
McFadden's Handsome Daughter; ONMI 1289:
Cunningham's Fancy; ONMI 1290:
Mary O'Neill's Fancy; ONMI 1291:
Drogheda Lasses, The; ONMI 1292:
McFadden's own reel; ONMI 1293:
Johnny with the Queer Thing; ONMI 1294:
Blackberry Blossom; ONMI 1295:
Jim Kennedy's Favorite; ONMI 1296:
Flowing Bowl; ONMI 1297:
Lovely Molly; ONMI 1298:
More luck to us; ONMI 1299:
Woman of the House, The; ONMI 1300:
Sweet Biddy of Ballyvourney; ONMI 1301:
New Mail-Coach, The; ONMI 1302:
Cahill's Courtship; ONMI 1303:
Satin Slipper, The; ONMI 1304:
Pure Drop, The; ONMI 1305:
Snow on the Hills, The; ONMI 1306:
Lawson's Favorite; ONMI 1307:
Kiss the maid behind the barrell; ONMI 1308:
Roll her on the mountain; ONMI 1309:
Fermoy Lasses, The; ONMI 1310:
Happy Days of Youth, The; ONMI 1311:
Miss Monaghan; ONMI 1312:
Merry Merchant, The; ONMI 1313:
Rose in the Garden, the ONMI 1314:
Old Pensioner, The; ONMI 1315:
Reel of Mullinavat, The; ONMI 1316:
McLean's Favorite; ONMI 1317:
Dancer's Delight, The; ONMI 1318:
Minister's Daughter, The; ONMI 1319:
Trim the Velvet; ONMI 1320:
Lough Allen; ONMI 1321:
Jenny Pippen; ONMI 1322:
Leitrim Thrush, The; ONMI 1323:
Miss Brady; ONMI 1324:
Peter Street; ONMI 1325:
Black Haired Lass, The; ONMI 1326:
My Love is in America; ONMI 1327:
Dublin Lasses, The; ONMI 1328:
Miltown Maid, The; ONMI 1329:
Captain Kelly's Reel; ONMI 1330:
Motherinlaw, the; ONMI 1331:
Beamish's Goat; ONMI 1332:
Casey the Whistler; ONMI 1333:
Timothy Dowling; ONMI 1334:
Cloudy Morning, A; ONMI 1335:
Bottle of Porter, The; ONMI 1336:
Thompson's Reel; ONMI 1337:
Merry Harriers, The; ONMI 1338, 1339:
Pat Tuohy's Reel; ONMI 1340:
Boys of Galway, The; ONMI 1341:
Don't bother me; ONMI 1342:
Mason's Apron, the; ONMI 1343:
Cashmere Shawl, The; ONMI 1344:
Old Grey Gander, The; ONMI 1345:
Johnny's Welcome Home; ONMI 1346:
Jenny Picking Cockles; ONMI 1347:
Salamanca Reel; ONMI 1348:
Star of Kilkenny; ONMI 1349:
Sporting boys, The; ONMI 1350:
Tie the Bonnet; ONMI 1351:
Tie the Ribbons; ONMI 1352:
Comely Maiden, The; ONMI 1353:
Strawberry Blossom, The; ONMI 1354, 1355:
I have no money; ONMI 1356:
First of March, The; ONMI 1357:
Jack Dolan; ONMI 1358:
Dr. Taylor; ONMI 1359:
Man with the Money, The; ONMI 1360:
Money Musk, The Irish Style (By D. Dow); ONMI 1361:
I'm ready now; ONMI 1362:
Molly put the kettle on; ONMI 1363:
Boys of Cappoquin, The; ONMI 1364:
Magpie's Nest, The; ONMI 1365:
Miss Campbell; ONMI 1366:
Threepenny Bit, The; ONMI 1367:
How the Money Goes; ONMI 1368:
Sailor's Jacket, The; ONMI 1369:
Ivy Leaf, The; ONMI 1370, 1371:
Grey Daylight; The; ONMI 1372:
Ugly Customer, An; ONMI 1373:
Dublin Reel, The; ONMI 1374:
Sailors Return, the; ONMI 1375:
Miss Johnson; ONMI 1376:
Come to the bottle house; ONMI 1377:
Mills are grinding, The; ONMI 1378, 1379:
Spinner's Delight, The; ONMI 1380:
Maple Tree, The; ONMI 1381:
Smash the Windows [Scots- Roaring Jelly]; ONMI 1382:
Jerry Hays; ONMI 1383:
Farewell to Iveleary; ONMI 1384:
Belfast Lasses, The; ONMI 1385:
Lady Behind the Boat, The; ONMI 1386:
Touch me if you dare; ONMI 1387, 1388:
Flax in Bloom, The; ONMI 1389:
Wexford Lasses, The; ONMI 1390:
Pick your partner; ONMI 1391:
Sligo Lasses, The; ONMI 1392:
Grey Beard, The; ONMI 1393:
Nellie O'Donovan; ONMI 1394:
Robin Redbreast; ONMI 1395:
Four Courts, The; ONMI 1396, 1397:
Man of the House, The; ONMI 1398:
Pretty Blue Seagull, The; ONMI 1399:
Our Highland Cousins; ONMI 1400:
Julia Delaney; ONMI 1401:
Highway to Limerick, The; ONMI 1402:
Col MacBean; ONMI 1403:
Collier's Reel, The; ONMI 1404:
Maid that dare not tell (her name?); ONMI 1405:
Pigeon on the Gate, The; ONMI 1406:
Miss Paterson; ONMI 1407:
Lord McDonald; ONMI 1408:
Castle Island; ONMI 1409:
Maids of Mitchelstown, The; ONMI 1410
Lady Forbes; ONMI 1411:
Going to the Fair; ONMI 1412:
Molly what ails you; ONMI 1413:
O'Reilly's Fancy; ONMI 1414:
Rambler's Rest, The; ONMI 1415:
Taddy's Wattle; ONMI 1416:
Old Maids of Galway; ONMI 1417:
Miss McLeod's Reel. Irish Version; ONMI 1418:
Sergt. Early's Dream; ONMI 1419:
Push about the Jorum; ONMI 1420:
Maurice Casey's Fancy; ONMI 1421:
Young Arthur Daly; ONMI 1422:
Considine's Grove; ONMI 1423:
Sleepy Maggie; ONMI 1424:
Drowsy Maggy; ONMI 1425:
Plaid Mantle, The; ONMI 1426:
Humours of Ballinacarrig, The; ONMI 1427:
Harvest Field, The; ONMI 1428:
Green Groves of Erin, The; ONMI 1429:
Scolding Wife, The; ONMI 1430:
Mooncoin Reel, The; ONMI 1431:
Kiss me Kate; ONMI 1432:
Lord Gordon's Reel; ONMI 1433:
Five Miles Away; ONMI 1434:
Within a mile of Clonbur; ONMI 1435:
Drummond Lasses, The; ONMI 1436:
Johnny has gone to France; ONMI 1437:
Bonnie Boy, The; ONMI 1438:
Dooley's Fancy; ONMI 1439:
Second Wedding, The; ONMI 1440:
Old Schoolmaster, The; ONMI 1441:
Around the World for Sport; ONMI 1442:
Bashful Bachelor, The; ONMI 1443:
Jimmy's Return; ONMI 1444:
Mickey by the Fireside; ONMI 1445:
Sailor's Cravat, The; ONMI 1446:
Kerry Huntsman, The; ONMI 1447:
Coming over the hills; ONMI 1448:
Reel of Bogie, The; ONMI 1449:
Roving Bachelor, The; ONMI 1450:
Limerick Lasses, The [Lasses of Limerick in OFPC]; ONMI 1451:
Miss Wallace; ONMI 1452:
Nora O'Neill; ONMI 1453:
Early Rising; ONMI 1454:
Hornless Cow, The; ONMI 1455:
Jenny's Welcome to Charley; ONMI 1456:
Tit for Tat; ONMI 1457:
Lightning Flash, The; ONMI 1458:
Jolly Weaver, The; ONMI 1459:
Ladies of Leinster, The; ONMI 1460:
Comely Jane Downing; ONMI 1461:
Maid at the Churn, The; ONMI 1462:
Moonlight Ramble, A; ONMI 1463:
Girls will you take him?; ONMI 1464:
Bill Clancy's Delight; ONMI 1465:
Jolly Seven, The; ONMI 1466:
Dandy Denny Cronin; ONMI 1467:
Molly Malone; ONMI 1468:
Skibbereen Lasses, The; ONMI 1469:
Humours of Schull, The; ONMI 1470:
After the sun goes down; ONMI 1471:
Farewell to Erin; ONMI 1472:
On the River Bank; ONMI 1473:
Fair Haired Mary; ONMI 1474:
Black Eyed Sailor, The; ONMI 1475:
Pretty Peggy; ONMI 1476:
More Power to Your Elbow; ONMI 1477:
Green Garters; ONMI 1478:
Jenny's Wedding; ONMI 1479:
Maid of Athlone, The; ONMI 1480:
Keeper Hill; ONMI 1481:
Fair and Forty; ONMI 1482:
Butcher's Apron, The; ONMI 1483:
Roseland Hill; ONMI 1484:
Good Morning to your Night Cap; ONMI 1485:
I'm waiting for you; ONMI 1486:
Sauntering in the Lane; ONMI 1487:
O'Reilly's Greyhound; ONMI 1488:
Courting Them All; ONMI 1489:
Green Jacket, The; ONMI 1490:
My Honey in the House; ONMI 1491:
McFadden's Favorite; ONMI 1492:
Callan Lasses, The; ONMI 1493:
Are you willing?; ONMI 1494:
Traveller, The (alt. title., Walker Street); ONMI 1495:
Walker Street (O'Neill, alt. title for, The Traveller, ONMI)
Kiss the Bride; ONMI 1496:
Duffy the Dancer; ONMI 1497:
Irish Music Club, The; ONMI 1498:
Welcome Home; ONMI 14998:
Linen Cap, The; ONMI 1500:
Galbally Lasses, The; ONMI 1501:
Tambling Sailor, The; ONMI 1502:
Contradiction, The; ONMI 1503:
Smoky House, The; ONMI 1504:
New Potatoes, The; ONMI 1505:
Bouncing boy, The; ONMI 1506:
Mollie McCarthy; ONMI 1507:
Rolling down the hill; ONMI 1508:
Merry Blacksmith, The; ONMI 1509:
Scotch Mary; ONMI 1510:
Within a mile of Dublin; ONMI 1511:
Cameronian Reel, The; ONMI 1512:
Winter Apples; ONMI 1513:
Blue Garters, The; ONMI 1514:
Shearing the Sheep; ONMI 1515:
Paddy's Surprise; ONMI 1516:
Tent at the Fair, The; ONMI 1517:
Wind that shakes the Barley, The; ONMI 1518:
Piper's Son, The; ONMI 1519:
Turkies in the Straw; ONMI 1520:
William White's Reel; ONMI 1521:
Murtough Malloy; ONMI 1522:
Field of Oats, The; ONMI 1523:
Humours of Newcastle; ONMI 1524:
Monday Morning; ONMI 1525:
Paddy Murphy's Wife; ONMI 1526:
You're right my love; ONMI 1527:
Girl with the Laughing Eyes, The; ONMI 1528:
Lisburn Lasses, The; ONMI 1529:
Give us another; ONMI 1530:
Clarkson's Reel; ONMI 1531:
Northern Lasses, The; ONMI 1532:
Rakish Paddy [Scots, Caber/Caper Feigh= Deer Horns); ONMI 1533:
Mullingar Races, The; ONMI 1534:
Jolly Tinker, The; ONMI 1535:
Lady Mary Ramsay [by Nath. Gow, 4th Collection of Strathspey
Reels, and oft ptd. subsequently]; ONMI 1536:
Little Katey Kearney; ONMI 1537:
Maid in the Cherry Tree, The; ONMI 1538:
Watchmaker, The; ONMI 1539:
Same Old Story, The; ONMI 1540:
Fourpenny Bit, The; ONMI 1541:
Jug of Punch, The; ONMI 1542:
Leather Buttons; ONMI 1543:
Grey Plover, The; ONMI 1544:
From Shore to Shore; ONMI 1545:
My Sweatheart Jane; ONMI 1546:
Kiss your Partner; ONMI 1547:
Corney is Coming; ONMI 1548:
Mountain Rose, The; ONMI 1549:
Women's Rock, The; ONMI 1550:
Larry Lavin's Choice; ONMI 1551:
Western Lasses, The; ONMI 1552:
Rolling in the Ryegrass (alt. titled, The Shannon breeze, The
Rathkeale hunt, Maureen playboy, Old Mollie Hearn); ONMI 1553:
ONDMI 766:
Shannon Breeze (O'Neill, alt. title for Rolling in the Ryegrass)
Rathkeale Hunt (O'Neill, alt. title for Rolling in the Ryegrass)
Maureen playboy (O'Neill, alt. title for Rolling in the Ryegrass)
Old Mollie Hearn (O'Neill, alt. title for Rolling in the
Ryegrass)
Four-hand Reel [alt. title, Corporal Casey [Irish Washerwoman]);
ONMI 1554:
Corporal Casey (O'Neill, alt. title for Four-hand Reel; ONMI)
Cronin's Favorite [Cf ONMI 1196]; ONMI 1555:
Chief O'Neill's Favorite; ONMI 1556:
Greecastle Hornpipe, The; ONMI 1557:
Cloone Hornpipe, The; ONMI 1558:
Kildare Fancy, The; ONMI 1559:
Dunphy's Jornpipe; ONMI 1560:
Planxty Davis (alt. title, Battle of Killicrankie); ONMI 1561:
Battle of Killicrankie (O'Neill, alt. title for Planxty Davis,
ONMI)
Downfall of Paris; ONMI 1562:
Quarrelsome Piper, The; ONMI 1563:
Devil's Dream, The; ONMI 1564:
Liverpool Hornppe, The; ONMI 1565:
Tinware Lass, The; ONMI 1566:
I'M waiting for you; ONMI 1567:
Crossroads Dance, The; ONMI 1568:
Halfway House, The; ONMI 1569:
Real Thing, The; ONMI 1570:
Top of the Morning, The; ONMI 1571:
Hick's Hornpipe; ONMI 1572:
Bantry Bay; ONMI 1573:
Boys from Scart, The; ONMI 1574:
Fisher's Hornpipe; ONMI 1575, 1576:
Sailor's Hornpipe, The; ONMI 1577, 1578:
Wicklow Hornpipe, The; ONMI 1579:
Miss Brown's Fancy; ONMI 1580:
Son of Prosperity, The; ONMI 1581:
Men from Mallow, The; ONMI 1582:
Mountain Top, The; ONMI 1583:
Lady Day; ONMI 1584:
Big Dan O'Mahony; ONMI 1585:
Trumpet Hornpipe, The; ONMI 1586, 1587:
Mullingar Races, The; ONMI 1588, 1589:
Jerry Daly's Hornpipe; ONMI 1590, 1591:
Banks of the Ilen, The; ONMI 1592:
Kit O'Mahomey's Hornpipe; ONMI 1593:
Boys of Ballysimon, The; ONMI 1594:
Maid of Listowell, The; ONMI 1595:
Slipper Hornpipe, The; ONMI 1596:
O'Dwyer' Hornpipe; ONMI 1597:
Groves Hornpipe, The ONMI 1598:
Ulster Hornpipe, The; ONMI 1599:
First of June, The; ONMI 1600:
Last of the Twins, The; ONMI 1601:
Kitty's Wedding; ONMI 1602:
Harvest Home, The; ONMI 1603:
Coey's Hornpipe; ONMI 1604:
Echo, The; ONMI 1605:
Post Office, The; ONMI 1606:
Murray's Hornpipe; ONMI 1607:
Midnight Dance, The; ONMI 1608:
New Moon, The; ONMI 1609:
McDermot's Hornpipe; ONMI 1610:
Glengariff Bay; ONMI 1611:
Spellan's Inspiration; ONMI 1612:
Sweep's Hornpipe, The (alt title, The Great Eastern); ONMI 1613:
Great Eastern (O'Neill, alt title for Sweep's Hornpipe, ONMI
1613)
Spellan's Delight; ONMI 1614:
Spellan's Fancy; ONMI 1615:
Spellan's Fiddle; ONMI 1616:
O'Gallagher's Hornpipe; ONMI 1617:
O'Fenlon's Hornpipe; ONMI 1618:
Galway Bay; ONMI 1619:
Goodnatured Man, The; ONMI 1620:
Coming from the Wedding; ONMI 1621:
Cronin's Rambles; ONMI 1622:
Tobin's Resource; ONMI 1623:
Murphy's Hornpipe; ONMI 1624:
Bank of the Nile, The; ONMI 1625:
Fair Maidens, The; ONMI 1626:
Little Stack of Barley, The (alt title Little Mary Cassidy); ONMI
1627:
Little Mary Cassidy (O'Neill, alt title for Little Stack of
Barley, ONMI 1627)
Off to California; ONMI 1628, 1629:
Merry Soldier, The (alt title, The Lamplighter; ONMI 1630:
Lamplighter (O'Neill, alt title for Merry Soldier, ONMI 1630)
Rose of Drishane, The; ONMI 1631:
Thirty Years Ago; ONMI 1632:
Youghal Harbor; ONMI 1633:
Rogers O'Neill; ONMI 1634:
Smoky Chimney, The; ONMI 1635:
Night we made the Match, The; ONMI 1636:
Pleasures of Hope, The; ONMI 1637:
Byrne's Hornpipe; ONMI 1638:
Whiskey you're the Devil! (alt title, The Gypsey Hornpipe); ONMI
1639:
Gypsey Hornpipe (O'Neill, alt title for Whiskey you're the Devil,
ONMI 1639)
Scholar, The; ONMI 1640:
Twilight Star, The; ONMI 1641:
Soldier's Joy, The; ONMI 1642:
Farm Hornpipe, The; ONMI 1643:
Fiddler's Frolic, The; ONMI 1644:
Young Edmond O'Neill; ONMI 1645:
Supple Dancer, The; ONMI 1646:
Belfast Hornpipe, The; ONMI 1647:
Glasgow Hornpipe; ONMI 1648:
Old Man Quinn; ONMI 1649:
Green Flag, The; ONMI 1650:
Full of the Bag, The; ONMI 1651:
Golden Vale, The; ONMI 1652:
Honeysuckle, The; ONMI 1653:
Star Hornpipe, The; ONMI 1654:
Flowers of Antrim, The; ONMI 1655:
O'Connor's Fancy; ONMI 1656:
Piper's Dispair, The; ONMI 1657:
Light in the Window, The; ONMI 1658:
Handy Man, The; ONMI 1659:
Sault's Own Hornpipe; ONMI 1660:
Tomorrow Morning; ONMI 1661:
Gilmore's Hornpipe; ONMI 1662:
Clark's Hornpipe; ONMI 1663:
Boys from the East, The; ONMI 1664:
Silk Handkerchief, The; ONMI 1665:
Peacemaker, The; ONMI 1666:
Pansy Blossom, The; ONMI 1667:
Molly in the Garden; ONMI 1668:
Father Dollard's Hornpipe; ONMI 1669:
Reconciliation, The; ONMI 1670:
Field Marshal, The; ONMI 1671:
Echo from Leinster, An; ONMI 1672:
Glen Hornpipe, The; ONMI 1673:
Sea Captain, The; ONMI 1674:
Humours of Ballyconnell, The; ONMI 1675:
Early in the Morning; ONMI 1676:
Julia's Wedding; ONMI 1677:
Bill Black's Hornpipe; ONMI 1678:
Whistling Mike; ONMI 1679:
Hugh McArdle's Fancy; ONMI 1680:
Spring Garden, The; ONMI 1681:
Bath Road Hornpipe; ONMI 1682:
Alexander's Hornpipe; ONMI 1683:
Sunrise, The; ONMI 1684:
Northern Troupe, The; ONMI 1685:
Pride of the Parish, The; ONMI 1686:
O'Donnell's Hornpipe; ONMI 1687:
Larry Lynch's Hornpipe; ONMI 1688:
Humours of Enniskean, The; ONMI 1689:
My Darling Fair Maid; ONMI 1690:
Ballincollig in the Morning; ONMI 1691:
Flowers of Spring, The; ONMI 1692:
Woods of Kilkenny, The; ONMI 1693:
Stranger from Limerick, A; ONMI 1694:
Frost and Snow; ONMI 1695:
Friendly Visit, The; ONMI 1696:
Tim the Turncoat; ONMI 1697:
Old Vest and Cravat, The; ONMI 1698:
Lakeside Road, The; ONMI 1699:
Boys of Bluehill, The; ONMI 1700:
Men from Ulster, The; ONMI 1701:
Hull's Victory; ONMI 1702: As in Ford's Traditional Music in
America.
Shaskeen Clog, The; ONMI 1703:
Threshers, The; 1704:
Chief O'Neill's Visit; ONMI 1705:
Sorry too Late; ONMI 1706:
Pretty Maggie Morrissey; ONMI 1707:
First of May, The [Bealtane]; ONMI 1708:
Autumn Woods; ONMI 1709:
Bonaparte's Defeat; ONMI 1710:
Fiddlers' Contest, The [Fiddler's Contempt?]; ONMI 1711:
Nelson's Victory; ONMI 1712:
Corney Drew's Hornpipe; ONMI 1713:
Belles of Clonallan, The; ONMI 1714:
O'Connor's Favorite; ONMI 1715:
Jolly Little Boy, The; ONMI 1716:
Hunter's Hornpipe, The; ONMI 1717:
Fairies' Hornpipe, The; ONMI 1718:
Captain O'Clery's Fancy; ONMI 1719:
Limerick Junction; ONMI 1720:
Bridge of Athlone, The; ONMI 1721:
Bill Ellis' Hornpipe; ONMI 1722:
Handsome Plowboy, The; ONMI 1723:
Pet of the House, The (alt title, The Coliseum); ONMI 1724:
Coliseum (O'Neill, alt title for Pet of the House, ONMI)
Dublin Hornpipe, The; ONMI 1725:
Billy Taylor's Fancy; ONMI 1726:
Humphrey's Hornpipe; ONMI 1727:
Queen of May, The; ONMI 1728:
Mitchell's Hornpipe; ONMI 1729:
Man from Newry, The; ONMI 1730:
Spellan the Fiddler; ONMI 1731:
Widow Cantwell's Fancy, The; ONMI 1732:
Cuckoo's Nest, The; ONMI 1733, 1734:
Dancing on the Green; ONMI 1735:
Balfe's Hornpipe; ONMI 1736:
Jack's the Lad (alt title, The College Hornpipe); ONMI 1737:
College Hornpipe (O'Neill, alt title for Jack's The Lad, ONMI)
Higgins' Hornpipe; ONMI 1738:
Cooney's Hornpipe; ONMI 1739:
Southern Shore, The; ONMI 1740:
Gillespie's Hornpipe; ONMI 1741:
Back of the Haggard; ONMI 1742:
Wandering Willie; ONMI 1743:
Ned Naughton's Hornpipe; ONMI 1744:
Mountains of Kerry, The; ONMI 1745:
Flowers of Edinburgh, The [alt title, Cois lasadh (Bunting).
'Cush Lasso'given by Haverty, 1859, with alt. title 'The
Flowers of Edinburgh.' This identification challanged by
Moffat, but affirmed by O'Neill and Bayard.]; ONMI 1746:
One of the Boys; ONMI 1747:
Redhaired Boy, The; ONMI 1748:
Fancy Fair, The; ONMI 1749:
Higgin's Best; ONMI 1750:
Wily Old Bachelor, The; ONMI 1751:
Old Story Teller, The; ONMI 1752:
Londonderry Hornpipe, The; ONMI 1753:
Hawk's Hornpipe; ONMI 1754:
Always Welcome; ONMI 1755:
Jim Boulton's Fancy; ONMI 1756:
John Carey's Daughter; ONMI 1757:
Where did you find her?; ONMI 1758:
Glories of Spring, The; ONMI 1759:
Roger was a ploughboy; ONMI 1760:
Merry Gardner, The; ONMI 1761:
Kilfinane Hornpipe, The; ONMI 1762:
Faithful Friend, The; ONMI 1763:
Prize for the Ladies, A; ONMI 1764:
Whitney's Fancy; ONMI 1765:
O'Neill's Hornpipe; ONMI 1766:
Sault's Favourite; ONMI 1767:
Seamen's Club, The; ONMI 1768:
Everybody's Fancy; ONMI 1769:
Humours of Castle Bernard, The; ONMI 1770:
Bonnie Anne; ONMI 1771:
Durang's Hornpipe; ONMI 1772:
Tullamore Piper, The; ONMI 1773:
Green Island, The; ONMI 1774:
Merrymaker's Club, The; ONMI 1775:
Baldheaded Bachelor, The; ONMI 1776:
Dick Sands/ Hornpipe; ONMI 1777:
McElligott's Fancy; ONMI 1778:
Bantry Hornpipe, The; ONMI 1779:
Caroline O'Neill's Hornpipe; ONMI 1780:
Ace and Deuce of Pipering, The; ONMI 1781, 1782:
Poll Ha'penny [Neals' Celebrated Irish Tunes, 1724]; ONMI 1783:
Rodney's Glory; ONMI 1784:
Rambling Rake; ONMI 1785:
Woods' Lamentation; ONMI 1786:
Three Captains; ONMI 1787:
Bonaparte's Advance; ONMI 1788:
Bonaparte's Retreat; ONMI 1789:
Lodge Road, The; ONMI 1790:
Bold Deserter, The; ONMI 1791:
Job of Journey Work, The; ONMI 1792:
Blackbird, The [Bonny Lass of Aberdeen, Oswald's CPC]; ONMI 1793:
White Blanket [Shuseen Bane]; ONMI 1794:
Rub the Bag; ONMI 1795:
Jockey at the Fair, The; ONMI 1796:
Garden of Daisies, The; ONMI 1797, 1798:
Hunt, The; ONMI 1799, 1800:
Brian Boru's March; ONMI 1801:
Allistrum's March; ONMI 1802:
White Cockade, The; ONMI 1803:
Green Flag Flying, The; ONMI 1804:
Hurlers, March, The; ONMI 1805:
Shane O'Neill's March; ONMI 1806:
High Cauled Cap, The; ONMI 1807:
King of the Rath, The; ONMI 1808:
Sweet Killaloe; ONMI 1809:
Rory of the Hills; ONMI 1810:
Fearless Boys, The; ONMI 1811:
Johnny Cope Irish Version; ONMI 1812:
I won't be a nun [O'Neill gives as march, but it is English song
tune of early 19th century]; ONMI 1813:
The Rakes of Mallow; ONMI 1814:
Freedom for Ireland; ONMI 1815:
Return from Fingal, The; ONMI 1816:
Biddy I'm not Jesting; ONMI 1817:
Indeed then you won't; ONMI 1818:
Rocks of Cashel, The; ONMI 1819:
Paddy Carey['s Fortune, not Irish]; ONMI 1820:
Tommy Johnson; ONMI 1821:
Marry the Piper, Girl; ONMI 1822:
Sir Patrick Bellew's March; ONMI 1823:
Bonaparte Crossing the Rhine; ONMI 1824:
Farewell to Whiskey [Alteration of Niel Gow's...?]; ONMI 1825:
New School, The; ONMI 1826:
Devil in Dublin, The; ONMI 1827:
Around the World for Sport; ONMI 1828:
How is your Mother?; ONMI 1829:
Miss Hamilton; ONMI 1830:
Dear Little Island, The; ONMI 1831:
Yellow John [Sean Bui, Over the water to Charlie, Lacrum/Ligrum
Cush/Cosh, Kinlock]; ONMI 1832, 1833:
Heart and Hand; ONMI 1834:
Ah Sure a Pair [T. Arne's 'Highland Laddie,' c 1750.]; ONMI 1835:
Black Headed Darling, The [Ceann Dubh Dilis, Curri Koun Dilis];
ONMI 1836:
Blackbird and the Hen, The; ONMI 1837:
Munster Lass, The; ONMI 1838:
Harrington Hall; ONMI 1839:
Lovely Lass to a Friar Came, A [popular early 18th century
English song]; ONMI 1840
You'll never be any good; ONMI 1841:
With Biddy by My Side; ONMI 1842:
Merry Merchant, The; ONMI 1843:
Martyr's Lament, The; ONMI 1844:
Battle of Aughrim, The; ONMI 1845:
Ulster Outcry, The; ONMI 1846:
Leinster Outcry, The; ONMI 1847:
Connacht Outcry, The; ONMI 1848:
Munster Outcry, The; ONMI 1849:
Fox Chase, The [O'Neill gives from four different sources in
Irish Minstrels and Irish Musicians]; ONMI 1850:
Roche Coll'n
Ned of the Hill; RCH1 1, 2,3
Boyne water, or Praises of Limerick; RCH1 4:
Suantree (Lullaby); RCH1 5:
Cois Leasa; RCH1 6:
Brink of the White Rocks, the; RCH1 7, 8:
Old Shady Bohereen, the; RCH1 9:
Brown Thorn, the; RCH1 10:
Banks of the Suir, the; RCH1 11, 12:
Morning of Life, the; RCH! 13:
Aileen Mavourneen; RCH1 14:
Jimmy mo Mhile Sthoir; RCH1 15:
Young Black Cow, the; RCH1 16:
Jack O'Donoghue; RCH1 17:
Little Brother of my Heart; RCH1 18:
Nora O'Neill; RCH1 19:
Parting Glass, the; RCH1 20:
Little Fair Child (Pausteen Feun); RCH! 21, 22:
Little Heathy Hill, the; RCH1 23:
Dark Slender Boy; RCH1 24, 25:
Killarney; RCH1 26:
Bright Black Rose, the; RCH1 27:
Harp that once, the; RCH1 28:
I wish I were on yonder hill; RCH1 29:
Derry Air; RCH1 30:
Red Haired Man's Wife, the; RCH1 31:
John O'Dwyer of the Glen; RCH1 32, 33:
Game played in Erin Go Bragh, the; RCH1 34:
Trip to the land of youth, a; RCH1 35:
Humours of Glin; RCH1 36:
Melodious Airy Little Fort of Bruff; RCH1 37: [see Joyce's note,
PJ4 410]
My Love Nell; RCH1 38:
Gallant Tipperary Boys, the; RCH1 39:
Pretty maid milking her cow, the; RCH1 40:
Nora Daly; RCH1 41:
Groves of Blarney, the, (The Last Rose of Summer); RCH1 42:
Coulin, the; RCH1 43:
An Cailin deas Ruad [Colleen Dhas Rue/ Pretty Red Girl]; RCH1 44,
45:
Mary Mavourneen (An Cailin ban/ The Fair Young Girl); RCH1 46:
Savourneen Dheelish; RCH1 47:
Kitty Tyrell (O blame not the bard); RCH1 48:
Dear Irish Boy, the; RCH1 49, 50:
Remember the Glories of Brian the Brave (Moore song to Moll
Halfpenny/ Molly
MacAlpin); RCH1 51:
Mauriade Ni Ceallagh; RCH1 52:
I am asleep, and don't awaken me (from Moore's Melodies); RCH1
53:
Taimse im' codlad; RCH1 54:
Lovely Sally; RCH1 55:
Blackbird, the; RCH1 56:
Nancy the Pride of the East; RCH1 57:
Death of Staker Wallace, the; RCH1 58:
A cuisle mo croide (Pulse of my heart); RCH1 59:
Darby O'Dowd; RCH1 60:
Were you at the rock; RCH1 61:
Cait ni Duibir (Kate of ?); RCH1 62:
Sweet Little Cuckoo, the; RCH1 63:
Dark Woman of the Mountains; RCH1 64:
Rosin Dub (Dark Rosaleen); RCH1 65:
O'Crowley's Dream; RCH1 66:
Lament for Father Michael Moloney; RCH1 67:
Come back to Erin; RCH1 68:
Sean O Duibir an Gleanna; RCH1 69:
A cailin bis ois pos sean duine liat; RCH1 70:
Kitty my dear; RCH1 71:
Lord Mayo; RCH1 72:
Molly Oge (young Molly); RCH1 73:
Bold Deserter, the; RCH1 74:
Errigal McCreigh; RCH1 75:
McLean's Lamentation; RCH1 76:
Considines Groves; RCH1 77:
Old woman lamenting her purse, the; RCH1 78:
River Roe, the, or Patrick Sheehan; RCH1 79:
Repeal of the union; RCH1 80, 81:
Trip to the Cottage; RCH1 82:
Maids of Glenroe, the; RCH1 83:
Wheels of the World, the, or, the day after the fair; RCH1 84:
Little Bag of Meal, the, or, Humours of Mullinafauna; RCH1 85:
Paddy the dandy, or Bouchaleen Buidhe (Galaway Tom?); RCH1 86:
Gallbally Farmer, the, or, the Rakes of Kildare; RCH1 87:
Cherish the Ladies; RCH1 88:
Walls of Liscarroll, the; RCH1 89:
Bryan O'Lynn, or, Humours of Ballinafad; RCH1 90:
Geese in the bog, the; RCH1 91:
Roland's Return; RCH1 92:
Shoemaker's Fancy, the; RCH1 93:
Galloping O'Hogan; RCH1 94:
Donnybrook Fair, or, the Boys from the Lough; RCH1 95, 96:
Top of Cork road, the; RCH1 97:
Girl of the house, the; RCH1 98:
Paddy McFadden; RCH1 99:
Frieze Breeches, the; RCH1 100:
Killaloe Boat, the; RCH1 101:
Little Drummers, the; RCH1 102:
Strap the Razor; RCH1 103:
Jackson's Morning Brush; RCH1 104:
Lannigan's Ball; RCH1 105:
You'll go a hunting no more; RCH1 106:
Frost is all gone, the; RCH1 107:
Maid on the green, the; RCH1 108:
Humours of Cappa, the; RCH1 109:
Connaught Man's Rambles, the; RCH1 110:
Larry Grogan; RCH1 111:
Saddle the Pony; RCH1 112:
Flaxdresser, the; RCH1 113:
Boyus from the West, the RCH1 114:
Down the hill; RCH1 115:
Put on your Clothes; RCH1 116:
Bundle and Go, or Larry O'Gaff; RCH1 117:
Boys of the Town, the; RCH1 118:
Joys of Wedlock, the; RCH1 119:
Bouchaleen Bawn, the; RCH 120:
Molly Brallaghan; RCH1 121:
What call have you to me Ned?; RCH1 122:
Firm old tune, the; RCH1 123:
Pattern Day, the; RCH1 124:
Eastern Harper, the; RCH1 125:
Happy Mistake, the; RCH1 126:
Cockled old man, the (1st setting); RCH1 127:
Clare Jig, the; RCH1 128:
Maids of Tramore, the; RCH1 129:
Humours of Kilkenny, the; RCH1 130:
Mountain Brow, the; RCH1 131:
Mountain Lark, the (reel); RCH1 132:
Rakish Paddy (reel); RCH1 133:
Salamanca Reel; RCH1 134:
Gardener's Daughter, the (reel); RCH1 135:
Star of Munster, the (reel); RCH1 136:
Hags Grave, the (reel); RCH1 137:
Teresa Halpins Reel; RCH1 138:
Rose of Castletown, the (reel); RCH1 139:
Mills are Grinding, the (reel, Paddy on the Turnpike, Waukin of
the fauld); RCH1 140:
Flannel Jacket, the (reel); RCH1 141:
Morning Star, the (reel); RCH1 142:
Heather Breexe, the; RCH1 143:
Bush in Bloom, the; RCH1 144:
Tap the Barrel; RCH1 145:
Custom Gap, the; RCH1 146:
Toss the Feather; RCH1 147:
Miss McLeod; RCH1 148:
Bucks of Oranmore, the; RCH1 149:
Rolling on the Ryegrass; RCH1 150:
Connemara Stockings; RCH1 151:
Wild fire chase, the; RCH1 152:
Mason's Apron, the; REC1 153:
Windy Gap, the; RCH1 154:
Teetotallers Reel, the (1st setting); RCH1 155:
Sporting Molly; RCH1 156:
Molly Brallaghan; RCH1 157:
Miss Monaghan; RCH1 158:
Maid amongst the Roses, the; RCH1 159:
My love in America; RCH1 160:
Outdoor Relief, the; RCH1 161:
Lord Gordon's Reel; RCH1 162:
Drousy Maggie, or Pegg in he Settle; RCH1 163:
Miss Campbell; RCH1 164:
Strawberry Blossom, the; RCH1 165:
Pretty Maids of Bulgaden, the; RCH1 166:
My love and I in the garden; RCH1 167:
Pigeon on the gate, the; RCH1 168, 169:
Silver Tip, the; RCH1 170:
Miss Looney's Reel; RCH1 171:
How the money goes; RCH1 172:
Miss Johnson; RCH1 173:
Take her out and air her; RCH1 174:
Scotch Sally; RCH1 175:
Magpie's Nest, the; RCH1 176:
Purty Girl, the; RCH1 177:
Stile of Ballylanders, the; RCH1 178:
Up stairs in a tent; RCH1 179:
Jenny picking cockles; RCH1 180:
Crooked way to Dublin, the (1st setting); RCH1 181:
Bonnie Kate; RCH1 182, 183:
Flower of the flock, the; RCH1 184:
Back of the Change, the; RCH1 185:
Bunkers' Hill; RCH1 186:
Laune Rangers, the; RCH1 187:
Dublin Porter, the; RCH1 188:
Four Mile Stone, the; RCH1 189:
Mary of the Grove; RCH1 190:
Melodious foot of the glen, the (1st setting); RCH1 181:
Greenwood Lasses, the; RCH1 192:
Spatter the Dew; RCH1 193:
Turnpike Gate, the; RCH1 194, 195:
Polly put the kettle on; RCH1 196:
Stick the Minister; RCH1 197: [Deil stick.. Scots]
Keel Row, the; RCH1 198:
Wind that shakes the barley, the; RCH1 199:
First of May, the (hornpipe); RCH2 200:
Little Sack of Barley, the (hornpipe); RCH2 201:
Right of Man, the (hornpipe); RCH2 202:
Showman's Fancy, the (hornpipe); RCH2 203:
Flowers of Adrigole, the (hornpipe); RCH2 204:
Woodcock Hill (hornpipe); RCH2 205:
Sailors Hornpipe, the; RCH2 206:
Caravat and the Shanavest, the (hornpipe) ; RCH2 207:
Tailor's Twist, the (hornpipe); RCH2 208:
Ladies Hornpipe, the; RCH2 209:
Standing Abbey (hornpipe); RCH2 210:
Mountain Ranger, the (hornpipe); RCH2 211:
Brian the Brave, or, Poll Ha'Penny (hornpipe); RCH2 212:
Cloone Hornpipe, the; RCH2 213:
Thomond Bridge (hornpipe); RCH2 214:
Pride of Glennanair, the (hornpipe); RCH2 215:
Soldier's Joy, the (hornpipe); RCH2 216:
Whiskey in the Jar (hornpipe); RCH2 217:
Salley Picker, the (hornpipe)l RCH2 218:
Union Hornpipe, the; RCH2 219:
Hauling Home, the (hornpipe); RCH2 220:
Rising of the sun, the (hornpipe); RCH2 221:
Cotugad muintre (hornpipe); RCH2 222:
Cork Hornpipe, the; RCH2 223:
Jolly Tinker, the (hornpipe); RCH2 224:
Pure Drop, the (hornpipe); RCH2 225:
Miss Lacey's Hornpipe; RCH2 226:
Dashing White Sergeant, the (hornpipe); RCH2 227:
Poor Old Woman, the (An Sean bean Boct. hornpipe); RCH2 228, 229:
Over the Moor to Maggie (hornpipe); RCH2 230:
Bonaparte's March (hornpipe); RCH2 231:
Bottom of the Punch Bowl, the (hornpipe); RCH2 232:
First of June, the (hornpipe); RCH2 233:
File Na Mon (hornpipe); RCH2 234:
Greencastle Hornpipe, the; RCH2 235:
Sports of Listowel, the; RCH2 236:
Black Horse, the; RCH2 237:
An Spealadoir, The Mower, or The Cuckoo's Nest; RCH2 238:
Hen and all her Broth. the (sing. jig); RCH2 239:
O the breeches full of stiches (sing jig); RCH 240:
Peeler and the goat, the; RCH2 241:
Cock your pistol Charley; RCH2 242, 243:
Echoes of Killarney, the; RCH2 244:
Man in the moon, the; RCH2 245:
Pretty Girl, the (AN Cailin Deas); RCH2 246, 247:
Rural Felicity; RCH2 248:
Captain Jinks; RCH2 249:
Barrack Hill; RCH2 250:
Golden Pass, the; RCH2 251:
Cock and the hen, the; RCH2 252:
Andrew Carey; RCH2 253:
Paddy be aisy; RCH2 254:
Humours of Ballymanus; RCH2 256:
Rocky road to Dublin, the; RCH2 257:
Fig for a Kiss, a, or, Two in a Gig; RCH2 258:
Barney Brallaghan; RCH2 259:
Basrony Jig; RCH2 260:
Berwick Johnny; RCH2 261:
Up in a garret I am; RCH2 262:
Whack at the Whigs, a; RCH2 263:
Looping; RCH2 264:
Foxhunters jig, the; RCH2 265:
New widow well married, the (woo'd and married an a'); RCH2 266:
High road to Dublin, the; RCH2 267:
Ruffle the hag in the corner; RCH2 268:
Swaggering jig, the; RC2 269:
Blackbird, the; RCH2 270:
Job of Journey work, the; RCH2 271:
Humours of Bandon, the; RCH2 272 G 6/8 5L127L 3126:
Suisheen Bawn, the; RCH2 273:
Blackthorn stick, the; RCH2 274:
Garden of Daisies; RCH2 275:
Hunt, the; RCH2 276:
Jockey at the fair, the; RCH2 277:
Rodney's Glory; RCH2 278 Am 4/4:
An Fear Mor; RCH2 279:
Bonaparte's Retreat; RCH2 280:
Morgiana in England; RCH2 281:
Killekrankie, or Planxty Davis; RCH2 282:
Morgiana in Ireland; RCH2 283:
Flax in bloom, the; RCH2 284:
John Roche's favourite; RCH2 285:
Love won't you marry me?; RCH2 286:
Knocktoran Fair; RCH2 287:
Monymusk, the (Dow's); RCH2 288:
Bonnie Scotland; RCH2 289:
Limerick Lasses, the; RCH2 290:
Haste to the wedding; RCH2 291:
Waves of Torey, the; RCH2 292:
Kerry Dance, the (St. Patrick's day); RCH2 293:
Walls of Limerick, the; RCH2 294:
Sir Roger; RCH2 295:
Off to Skelligs (quadrille, 5 figures); RCH2 296:
Orange and Green (quadrille, 6 figures); RCH2 297:
Midnight Ride, the (quadrille, 5 figures); RCH2 298:
Old Set Tune; RCH2 299:
Old Set Tune; RCH2 300:
Old Set Tune; RCH2 301:
Old Set Tune; RCH2 302:
Old Set Tune; RCH2 303:
Old Set Tune; RCH2 304:
Old Set Tune; RCH2 305:
Old Set Tune; RCH2 306:
Old Set Tune; RCH2 307:
Old Set Tune; RCH2 308:
Old Set Tune; RCH2 309:
Old Set Tune; RCH2 310:
Old Set Tune; RCH2 311:
Old Set Tune; RCH2 312:
Old Set Tune; RCH2 313:
Old Set Tune; RCH2 314:
O'Sullivan More's March (in 3/4 and 6/8 time); RCH2 315:
Folling, the; RCHJ2 316:
Carolan's Receipt; RCH2 317:
Clothier's March, or Limerick's Lamentation; RCH2 318:
Captain Bluett's march; RCH2 319:
O'Donoghue of the glens war march; RCH2 320:
O'Donovan's march; RCH2 321:
O'Hehirs march; RCH2 322:
McNamara's march; RCH2 323:
Farrah! Farrah! Thomon or Dalcassian tribe march; RCH2 324:
So mairid ar ngaidlig slan; RCH2 325:
Paorach's Farewell to London; RCH2 326:
Ulster blossom, the; RCH2 327:
Craoibhin's Salute, the; RCH2 328:
Spirit of Ireland, the; RCH2 329:
Tom Duff; RCH2 330:
O'Donnell Aboo; RCH2 331:
Allistrum's March; RCH2 332:
Allistrum's March; RCH2 333:
Brian Boru's March; RCH2 334:
All the way to Barna (march); RCH2 335:
You broke my cup and saucer (march); RCH2 336:
Pat Murphy the piper; RCH2 337:
March; RCH2 338:
John with the Light Brown Hair; RCH2 339:
Killarney's Lakes; RCH2 340:
Officer on Guard, the; RCH2 341:
Father Halpin's top coat; RCH2 342:
Riding on a load of Hay; RCH2 343:
Kate of Garnevilla; RCH2 344:
Bob and Joan; RCH2 345:
An Buacail o'n slias; RCH2 346:
Marching to Drogheda; RCH2 347:
Green Flag, the; RCH2 348:
Bag pipe tune; RCH2 349:
Farewell to Whiskey; RCH2 350: [Slight variant of N. Gow's tune]
Sweet Castletown Bere; RCH2 351:
God Save Ireland; RCH2 352:
Moly Tierney; RCH2 353:
Fox Chase, the; RCH2 354:
Sligo Air; RCH3 1:
Death and the sinner; RCH3 2:
Ned of the Hill; RCH3 3:
Banks of the Barrow; the; RCH3 4:
Limerick Town (from Hughes); RCH3 5:
Poitin Still, the; RCH3 6:
Bonnie Green Tree, the; RCH3 7:
Ulster Air; RCH3 8 G 2/4 5551H 4445:
My Lagan Love (from Hughes); RCH3 9:
Mo Craoibhim Aoibhim; RCH3 10:
Bandon Bridge; RCH3 11:
Hill top, the; RCH3 12:
Beautiful Araglin; RCH3 13:
Oh pleasant were the days; RCH3 14:
Where the Augbeg flows; RCH3 15:
Maighread Dilis Breathnach; RCH3 16:
Farewell to Ardmale; RCH3 17:
Staic an Margaidh; RCH3 18:
You'll never deceive me again; RCH3 19:
Ca Rabhais Anois a Cailin big; RCH3 20:
My fair love is leaving me; RCH3 21:
Old jug and it full, the; RCH3 22:
She is far from the land/ Open the door softly; RCH3 23:
Red haired man's wife, the; RCH3 24:
Kitty Tyrell; RCH3 25:
It's down in yon valley where violets grew; RCH3 26:
Sliabh Feidhlim; RCH3 27:
Suantrai Ciarraiche; RCH3 28:
Pearl of the Irish Nation (4/4 tune); RCH3 29:
Pretty brown girl, the; RCH3 30:
Meeting of the Waters, the; RCH3 31:
Gallant White Horseman, the; RCH3 32:
An Clar Bog Deil; PCH3 33:
Wanderer's Musings, the, or, the Works of the Land; RCH3 34:
Gentle Maiden, the, or, Men of the West; RCH3 35:
Kelly the boy from Kilane; RCH3 36:
An Laocra; RCH3 37:
Fainne geal an Lea (dawning of the day); RCH3 38:
Believe me if all (from Moore); RCH3 39:
Slainte Na n Ghaodhal; RCH3 40:
Carraig Donn; RCH3 41:
Boys of Wexford, the; RCH3 42:
Pretty girl milking the cow, the; RCH3 43:
Has sorrow thy young days shaded; RCH3 44: [Sly Patrick-Moore]
Foggy Dew, the; RCH3 45 G 4/4 1131H 6521:
Vive La!; RCH3 46:
Fanaid Grove; RCH3 47:
Billy Byrne of Ballymanus; RCH3 48:
Eochaill; RCH3 49 G 6/8 111H6 5326L:
Maids of Mourne shore, the; RCH3 50:
Farewell to Ballinderry; RCH3 51:
Kevin Berry; RCH3 52:
Mo Ghrad Geal Dilis; RCH3 53:
Sliabh na mban; RCH3 54:
An Fainleog Beg; RCH3 55:
I saw thy form-Moore; RCH3 56 D 4/4 3H1H1H0 7L5L4L0:
Sliabh Gallen; RCH3 57:
O Native Music (Lover); RCH3 58:
Lament for Father Michael Maloney (Jn. Roche); RCH3 59:
Melodious Airy Little Fort of Bruff (2nd setting); RCH3 60: [see
Joyce's note, PJ4 410]
Aer na Maidne; RCH3 61:
Castle Hyde; RCH3 62, G 3/4 533 236:
Mo Mhuirnin na Gruaige Baine; RCH3 63:
Enchanted valey, the; RCH3 64:
Maid of Selma, the (Not SMM #116); RCH3 65:
They are gone; RCH3 66:
Woods of Kilmurry, the; RCH3 67:
Contented I am, or, the battle eve; RCH3 68: [ONMI #253]
An Druimfionn Donn dilis; RCH3 69: F 3/4 51H1H 1H2H2H
Uluachan Dubh O (Song og Sorrow); RCH3 70:
Cottage in the grove, the (reel); RCH3 71:
Lord St. Clair's Reel; RCH3 72 G 4/4 1353 671H5:
Flying Column, the; RCH3 73:
Wayside Waggon, the; RCH3 74:
Cumar Na Cathrach; RCH3 75:
O'Flaherty's Gamble; RCH3 76:
Tripping thro' the meadows; RCH3 77:
Colamoir Sugac, An; RCH3 78:
Bumper Allen's Delight; RCH3 79:
Teetotallers, the (reel, 2n setting); RCH3 80:
Eight and Forty Sisters, the; RCH3 81:
Over the bridge to Peggy; RCH3 82:
Humours of old Knockaney, the; RCH3 83:
Galty Rangers, the; RCH3 84:
Touch me if you dare; RCH3 85:
Gleann coise binne; RCH3 86:
Crooked way to Dublin, the (2nd setting); RCH3 87:
Priest's leap, the; RCH3 88:
Truthful John; RCH3 89:
Caffler's Courtship, the; RCH3 90:
Cathlic boy, the; RCH3 91:
Shanahan's Rambles; RCH3 92:
Hatter from Nenagh, the; RCH3 93:
Tartar an ol; RCH3 94:
Hurry the jug; RCH3 95:
Follies of Youth, the; RCH3 96:
Awkward Clown's Antics, the; RCH3 97:
Girl for me, the; RCH3 98:
Ughdaras Gan Eolas; RCH3 99:
Faewell to Liberty; RCH3 100:
Fire on the Mountains, the, or, Humours of Bantry; RCH3 101:
Cockled old man, the (2nd setting); RCH3 102:
Rakes of Kildare, the, or, The Galbally Farmer; RCH3 103:
Merry maiden, the; RCH3 104:
Nell Flaherty's Drake; RCH3 105:
Na madrai san eorna; RCH3 106:
Morning dew, the; RCH3 107:
Bruise the peas; RCH3 108:
All the way to Galway; RCH3 109:
Fair haired lad, the; RCH3 110:
An Mangaire Sugach; RCH3 111:
Gobby O!, the; RCH3 112:
Humours of Limerick, the; RCH3 113:
Hunt the Cat; RCH3 114:
Hills of Tipperary, the; RCH3 115:
Hop jig or country dance; RCH3 116:
Buckskin breeches, the; RCH3 117:
Sport of the chase, the; RCH3 118:
Old Set Tune; RCH3 119-134:
An rinnce mor; RCH3 135:
Waves of Torey, the; RCH3 136:
Walls of Limerick; RCH3 137:
Fairy Dance, the; RCH3 138: [Not Gow's]
Siege of Ennis, the; RCH3 139:
Bridge of Athlone, the; RCH3 140:
Cotillion, the; RCH3 141:
Dew-drop Waltz, the; RCH3 142:
Summer flower (Schottische); RCH3 143:
Rose Waltz, the; RCH3 144:
Castles in the Air (Schottische); RCH3 145:
Butterfly, the (polka); RCH3 146:
Nymph of the wave (waltz); RCH3 147:
Hazel Dell (Schottische); RCH3 148:
FC: Feis Ceoil or Darley McCall Collection
Billy O'Rourke the Bouchal; FC 1:
Independent Hornpipe, the; FC 2:
Good Woman's Lament for O'Connell, the; FC 3:
Death of Staker Wallace, the; FC 4:
Tinker's Wife, the; FC 5:
Mantle so Green, the; FC 6:
Fare Ye Well, Ballinderry; FC 7:
Sea Song; FC 8:
Eight and Forty Sisters, the; FC 9:
White Flail, the (An Suistin Ban); FC 10:
Eileen Deelish of Athenry; FC 11:
Gaallaher's Lament; FC 12:
O'Donnell's March; FC 13:
Molony's Reel; FC 14:
Tullagh Reel, the; FC 15:
Little Bench of Rushes, the; FC 16:
In the Days Gone By; FC 17:
Untitled; FC 18:
Im Bo [Milking Song]; FC 19:
Lament for Hugh Reynolds; FC 20:
The Shepherd's Daughter; FC 21:
The Curch of Cleggan; FC 22:
Lord Blayney's Demesne; FC 23:
Reilly from County Cavan; FC 24:
The Sail Round the Rocks; FC 25:
The Bracken Lane; FC 26
The Madcap; FC 27:
O'Donovan's Reel; FC 28:
O'Dwyer's Hornpipe; FC 29:
A Galway Reel; FC 30:
The Streams of Poulaphouca; FC 31:
The Paddy Mouse; FC 32:
Down by the Sally Gardens; FC 33:
The Holland Handkerchief; FC 34:
A Poor Young Girl; FC 35:
A March Tune; FC 36:
Reel; FC 37:
Limerick Road; FC 38:
Lament on Con O'Leary's Wife's Death; FC 39:
The Price of My Pig; FC 40:
The Press Gang; FC 41:
The Irishman's Toast; FC 42:
The First House in Connaught [reel]; FC 43:
Lyon's Reel; FC 44:
Carman's Jig; FC 45:
Hornpipe; FC 46:
Untitled; FC 47:
Untitled; FC 48:
Old Ireland, A Long Farewell; FC 49:
Reel; FC 50:
Reel; FC 51:
Black-eyed Susan; FC 52:
Peggy Levin; FC 53:
Pretty Polly; FC 54:
The Little Bench of Rushes; FC 55:
The Shannon's Flowery Banks; FC 56:
Sheela O'Gara (Sheila na Guira); FC 57:
Dunlavin Green; FC 58:
The Dear Irish Boy; FC 59:
The Lady and the Farmer; FC 60:
Farewell to the Cot on the Mountain; FC 61:
The Little Cluster of Nuts; FC 62
Hither and Thither; FC 63:
Old Peadar Carthy from Clonmore; FC 64:
Follow me Down from Carlow; FC 65:
March; FC 66:
March FC 67:
Drockety's March; FC 68:
Nancy Wants Her Own Share; FC 69:
The Tipsy House; FC 70:
The Green Fields to America; FC 71:
The Mummers Jig and Reel; FC 72:
Duncormick Mummers' Jig; FC 73:
The Redmoore Jig; FC 74:
Mowing the Hay; FC 75:
The Toper's Double; FC 76:
The Seasons; FC 77:
Vargus's Jig; FC 78:
When the Cock Crows, It Is Day; FC 79:
The Mill of Roleen; FC 80:
The Boys of Tralee; FC 81:
Untitled Jig; FC 82:
Untitled Jig; FC 83:
Bryne's Hornpipe; FC 84:
Molly, My Own Love; FC 85:
A Few Tune Families:
Family 1: [See R. D. Cannon's article, English Bagpipe Music, in
Folk Music Journal, 1972. He suggests the Scots jig 'Up with
Aley' may be the progenitor of the family. Many of the tunes he
cites are much earlier than the copies he found:
Mad Moll, Virgin Queen, Yellow Stockings, A Drop/Drops of
Brandy/Whiskey, Brose and Butter, Ride a Mile, Hey my
Nanny/Nancy, The Faraway Wedding [c 1742], The Kitten (from song
in Scots Musical Museum, where tune is considerably different
from that on single sheet, c 1720-30], Jerry Houlihan, The
cudgel, The dusty Miller [c 1726], Follow her over the Border,
(one among many called) The Honeymoon, Cumilium/Cumilum, Is Cuma
Liom = I don't care, Fairest put on awhile (from T. Moore's song
to Cumilum).
Family 2: Robi dona Gorach, Todlen Hame, [Johnny] Armstrong's
Farewell, Earl Douglas's Lament, Lude's Lament (1st strain),
Drunk at Night and Dry in the Morning, My name is Dick Kelly,
[Bacah] = Bockagh (Lame yellow Beggar):= Did you not hear of
Boccough (Coffey, Begger's Wedding, 1729); = The Lame
Yellow Beggar (by O'Caghan in 1650 - Bunting, 1840)
Family 3: Gilderoy, Green Shores of America, Maria Martin,
Lazarus, Come all you worthy Christians, Star of the County Down,
Unquiet Grave, King Herod and the Cock, The Tree in the Wood,
Bonaparte's Retreat/March = Bonaparte/Napoleon crossing the
Rhine/Alps, The Babe of Bethlehem. [See Lazarus, #56, in
Bronson's 'The Traditional Tunes of the Child Ballads' for many
other titles, and locations where they may be found.]