Favorite Irish Tune

Subject: Favorite Irish Tune
From: Stu
Date: 13 Apr 04 - 11:02 AM

What is your favourite Irish tune?

Rules: You can choose only ONE (so no lists) and it must be an Irish one.

Mine's The Kid on the Mountain.

Subject: RE: Favorite Irish Tune
From: Sorcha
Date: 13 Apr 04 - 11:06 AM

Merrily Kiss the Quaker

Subject: RE: Favorite Irish Tune
From: mack/misophist
Date: 13 Apr 04 - 11:51 AM

A hard question, maybe impossible. For now, it's Carrickfergus.

Subject: RE: Favorite Irish Tune
From: Jim McCallan
Date: 13 Apr 04 - 11:53 AM

The Coast Of Austria

Subject: RE: Favorite Irish Tune
From: GUEST,Willy McBoyne
Date: 13 Apr 04 - 12:07 PM

The Orange Sash That My Father Wore

Subject: RE: Favorite Irish Tune
From: Q (Frank Staplin)
Date: 13 Apr 04 - 01:37 PM

The Guns of the IRA

Subject: RE: Favorite Irish Tune
From: black walnut
Date: 13 Apr 04 - 04:12 PM

The Dear Irish Boy (the tune not the words).

~b.w.

Subject: RE: Favorite Irish Tune
From: GUEST,Derryadd Sam
Date: 14 Apr 04 - 01:02 PM

Houl on thar Billy C, what the hell sort of an Oranegman or you if you can`t get the name of our beloved anthem right, it`s " The Sash my father wore", and don`t ferget that lovely ballad from The Campsite at Drumcree, "The first time ever I felt yer ass" words by Ian Paisley, lyrics by Wille "honey-hole" McCrea.

Subject: RE: Favorite Irish Tune
From: GUEST,Derryadd Sam
Date: 14 Apr 04 - 01:07 PM

And even vocals by Willie, he`s an all rounder,

Subject: RE: Favorite Irish Tune
From: GUEST,Seamus McSweeney
Date: 14 Apr 04 - 02:35 PM

The Dunmore Lasses

Subject: RE: Favorite Irish Tune
From: fat B****rd
Date: 14 Apr 04 - 02:47 PM

"Do you love an apple" I think it's called, by the Bothy Band anyway.

Subject: RE: Favorite Irish Tune
From: Little Robyn
Date: 14 Apr 04 - 03:42 PM

The Banks of the Bann.
I play it on my pipes and Mitch sings it.
Robyn

Subject: RE: Favorite Irish Tune
From: clueless don
Date: 15 Apr 04 - 09:35 AM

Changes constantly. However, one that recurs regularly as my favorite of the moment is the reel "Derry Craig Wood", also called "The Derrycrag Reel", "Charlie Mulvihill's", and probably several other names.

Don