Two heids are better than yin! / by Hall, Robin

Subjects: CONNECT

Ancient Celtic roots.

Subjects: CONNECT

Tiomna Nuadh ar dTighearna agus ar Slanaightheora Josa Criosd, : ar na tarruing gu firinneach as gréigis gu gáoidheilg, /

CONNECT

Old Irish folk music and songs : a collection of 842 Irish airs and songs hitherto unpublished /

Table of Contents: “…; Ballindown braes ; With my love on the road ; Cruel Delany ; The mantle so green ; My darling boy is gone ; The mermaid ; My lovely Irish boy ; Eliza: or, When I landed in Glasgow ; The ladies dressed in their garments so green ; The jacket blue ; The rambler ; It was on a Friday morning ; The gipsies came to Lord M---'s gate ; The breeze from Scotland will bring my love ; The lasses of Donaghadee ; The praise of Prince Charlie ; Waterloo ; Shearing the sheep ; While Maureen is far away ; Air ; Reel ; Jig ; Hop jig ; A double jig ; The cows are a'milking ; Burns's dream ; The rakes of Newcastle West ; Cordick's hornpipe ; Gallagher's frolic ; Gallagher's frolic ; Rosin the bow ; The major ; The lady in the sun ; The pining maid ; The lass of Ballintra ; Lady Carbury ; The Dunboyne straw-plaiters ; Castle Kelly (near Tallaght, Dublin) ; The boys of the lake ; The eagle's whistle ; The young man's lamentation ; Port gan ainm = i.e. …”